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Jaime Mendez News April 29, 2025

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The My Neighborhood News Network has announced a partnership with Se Habla Media to offer daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, complete with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to better serve the Spanish-speaking population in Lynnwood, enhancing accessibility to vital news content. Se Habla Media specializes in content that resonates with the Latino community, making this partnership a significant step toward inclusivity. By providing resources in both Spanish and English, the initiative encourages broader community engagement. The partnership reflects a growing recognition of the importance of diverse media representation in local news.

Residents interested in learning more about Se Habla Media can find additional information in a related story on the My Neighborhood News Network. This move supports the cultural and linguistic diversity of the Lynnwood area, promoting understanding among residents. Overall, the initiative aims to bridge communication gaps within the community.

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