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Five tax bills lawmakers passed to underpin Washingtons next state budget

Washington lawmakers passed five tax bills aimed at addressing a projected $16 billion budget shortfall over four fiscal years. The measures, primarily crafted by Democrats, are expected to generate approximately $9.4 billion, with House Bill 2081 projected to raise nearly $2.1 billion for the upcoming budget. Governor Bob Ferguson's support for the package remains uncertain after he rejected a previous $12 billion proposal.

Sponsor spotlight Behind the magic what makes the Edmonds Arts Festival unforgettable?

The Edmonds Arts Festival thrives thanks to the dedication of around 35 Festival Directors and nearly 500 volunteers who plan and execute the annual event. Held every Father’s Day weekend, the festival features artist booths, live performances, and culinary delights, enriching the local arts community. Volunteers play essential roles, from assisting artists to managing various activities and ensuring a seamless experience for attendees.

Edmonds Floretum Garden Club thanks Ace Hardware Lynnwood for plant sale donations

The Edmonds Floretum Garden Club will host its annual plant sale on May 3, thanks to a donation of gift cards and materials from Ace Hardware of Lynnwood. The sale will feature various plants and garden supplies, with proceeds supporting local scholarships and grants.

Sponsor spotlight Tax uncertainty requires preparedness

Taxpayers face potential increases in their tax bills if Congress does not extend certain credits and deductions set to expire. Individuals with rising incomes, large estates, or pass-through business income should consider tax planning now to navigate the changing landscape. Strategic planning could help mitigate tax liabilities in light of expected changes in tax laws after 2025.

House of Wisdom students and tutors of the month for April 2025

The My Neighborhood News Network partnered with the House of Wisdom to highlight immigrant students and their aspirations. April's featured students include Jacob, a math enthusiast, and Yoel, who enjoys cooking and history, along with tutors Kiet and Tarak, both pursuing careers in nursing and engineering.

Jaime Mendez News April 28, 2025

The My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking residents in Lynnwood.

Fern Harlan She leaves behind a legacy of love and dedication

Fern Harlan, 91, passed away peacefully at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland, Washington, leaving a legacy of love and dedication. Known for her exceptional baking skills and nurturing spirit, she raised four children and was an active member of her community. A private family service will be held in June.

Lynnwood officers arrest suspect in stabbing

A Lynnwood woman sustained non-life-threatening injuries after her adult son stabbed her on Sunday. Police arrested the man following a brief standoff and noted he suffers from mental health issues. He will face assault charges after being treated for self-inflicted injuries.

Overnight lane reductions and rolling slowdowns on southbound I-405 April 30-May 2

Drivers should prepare for nighttime lane reductions on southbound I-405 in Bothell from April 30 to May 2 as crews remove signs for a roadway widening project. Rolling slowdowns will occur during these closures, allowing temporary traffic stops for up to 15 minutes. Detours will guide drivers around ramp closures and expected delays.

Washington lawmakers close out session, sending budgets to governor

Washington lawmakers concluded a challenging 105-day legislative session, passing a balanced two-year budget of $77.8 billion amid a multibillion-dollar deficit. The budget includes significant spending cuts and new taxes, drawing criticism from Republicans and business groups. Governor Bob Ferguson commended the budget's education funding while reserving full endorsement pending detailed review.

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