Headline
Headline
Back to Lynnwood, WA News

Keeping youth safe from firearm injury webinar June 10

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Providence Hospital will host a free webinar on youth gun safety on June 10 from 7-8 p. m. in collaboration with Be SMART and the Snohomish County Health Department. The Be SMART initiative focuses on preventing youth gun injuries by promoting responsible gun storage and ownership. This educational effort aims to create safer environments for children and communities through open discussions and practical safety practices.

Participants will gain insights into effective strategies for reducing gun-related risks among young people. Gun violence remains a leading cause of injury and death among youth, with thousands affected each year. By fostering community engagement, the webinar seeks to empower families with the knowledge needed for safer gun ownership. The event reflects a growing recognition of the importance of preventive measures in addressing firearm-related incidents. Attendees will have the opportunity to learn from experts and share experiences, enhancing local safety initiatives.

Related Articles

Lynnwood, WALocal News

PAWS takes in dogs displaced by California wildfires

PAWS in Lynnwood welcomed three dogs displaced by Southern California wildfires on Friday. The relocation, part of a larger effort by Greater Good Charities, involved over 100 shelter pets moving to the Pacific Northwest for better adoption prospects. PAWS aims to provide these animals with necessary care before finding them forever homes.

Lynnwood, WAGovernment

Foes of WA initiative to repeal climate law fined 20K for campaign finance violations

A political committee in Washington, Green Jobs PAC, received a $20,000 fine for late campaign finance disclosures related to its opposition to a climate law repeal initiative. The state Public Disclosure Commission found that the committee failed to report $1.1 million in expenditures until after the election, impacting voters' access to information. Half of the fine is suspended if the committee adheres to regulations over the next four years.

Lynnwood, WALocal News

Lynnwood QFC Store Manager Mafi Vasquez honored nationally as top woman in grocery

Mafi Vasquez, store manager of the Lynnwood QFC, received national recognition as a TWIG honoree for Store Manager of the Year. Her leadership and community involvement contributed to her store surpassing turnover goals and achieving high performance metrics. QFC President Brent Stewart praised her as a compassionate leader who makes a lasting impact.