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Save the date Lynnwoods Meet me at the Park July 8 and Aug. 12

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Lynnwood's “Meet me at the Park” events are set for July 8 and August 12 at Wilcox Park, running from 6:30 p. m. to 8 p. m. This free event invites families to learn about local resources while enjoying various activities.

Nonprofit organizations will host booths to share information on their free or low-cost services. In addition to educational opportunities, families can engage in free activities for kids and enter raffles for prizes. These gatherings foster community engagement and help residents access essential services. Past events have successfully connected families with valuable local resources, enhancing community bonds. For inquiries, residents can reach out to Kyle Ward, the Human Services Coordinator, at 425-758-7445.

These summer evenings at the park promise to deliver fun and valuable information for all attendees.

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