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Lynnwood pays tribute to fallen during Memorial Day ceremony

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Lynnwood hosted its Memorial Day Ceremony at Veterans Park on May 26, honoring the lives of those who died while serving in the U. S. Armed Forces. The event featured music, a wreath laying, and a rifle salute, organized by Lynnwood American Legion Post 37 and Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1040. Local officials and community members gathered to express their gratitude and recognize the sacrifices made by veterans.

This annual event underscores the city's dedication to honoring its military heroes and fostering community spirit. Memorial Day ceremonies have been a tradition in Lynnwood, reflecting the importance of remembrance in the local culture. Organizers emphasized the significance of recognizing the sacrifices made by servicemen and women. The event also served as an opportunity for the community to come together in solidarity and support for veterans. Such gatherings play a crucial role in maintaining the collective memory of the sacrifices made for the nation.

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Sound Transit will extend Link 1 Line service until 2 a.m. on July 4, operating on a Sunday schedule. The last train to Lynnwood City Center Station will leave Angle Lake Station at 1:40 a.m. on July 5. ST Express bus routes will maintain a normal Sunday schedule, while the Sounder N Line will not operate.

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These Washington laws take effect July 1

Washington state will implement new laws on July 1, including a 38% increase in hunting and fishing license fees and a 6-cent gas tax hike. The measures aim to address a significant budget shortfall while also introducing workplace protections for immigrants and stricter regulations for gun dealers.

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One year after July 3 shooting, community will gather to remember Jayda Johnson

The Mukilteo community will gather on July 3 to remember 13-year-old Jayda Johnson, who was killed in a shooting last year. Family and friends will share memories and raise awareness about youth violence during the event at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park. Jayda's mother emphasized the lasting impact of her daughter's death on the community.