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Lynnwood councilmember joins Bike Everywhere Day, May 14

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Lynnwood City Council members participated in Bike Everywhere Day on May 14, starting at 6:30 a. m. at the Celebration Station along the Interurban Trail. The event, organized by North Sound Bicycle Advocates, aimed to encourage cycling as a sustainable transportation option. Participants enjoyed a scenic ride, fostering community engagement and promoting environmental awareness.

Julia Wiese reported on the event, capturing the excitement of local cyclists. The initiative supports Lynnwood's broader efforts to enhance biking infrastructure and safety measures for cyclists. City officials believe promoting cycling can lead to improved public health and reduced traffic congestion. As cities nationwide embrace biking, Lynnwood aims to establish itself as a bike-friendly community. Local advocates anticipate that increased participation in such events will contribute to a long-term cultural shift towards cycling.

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