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South County Fire invites families to a Teddy Bear Clinic at Hilltop Fire Station on May 17. Attendees can meet firefighters, tour a fire engine, and learn critical safety skills, including hands-only CPR and car seat safety. Free window locks will be distributed while supplies last.
Urban Craft Uprising will host the Edmonds Spring Fest on May 10 at the Frances Anderson Center, featuring over 100 vendors. The event, which is free to attend, offers handmade items, local food trucks, and a chance to support small businesses ahead of Mother's Day.
Washington state legislators approved a budget that more than doubles funding for public defenders, yet local attorneys argue it remains insufficient for court demands. The state will contribute about 6% of public defense funding in the upcoming biennium, a stark increase from less than 3%. Local governments continue to shoulder the majority of costs, which disproportionately affects vulnerable communities.
The My Neighborhood News Network collaborates with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This partnership enhances access to bilingual content for the Lynnwood community.
Edmonds-Woodway clinched the Wesco 3A/2A baseball title with a 3-2 victory over Shorewood in extra innings. Andreas Simonsen led the Warriors with three hits and three runs, while Lukas Wanke earned the win after pitching seven innings. The Warriors will face Monroe in the District playoff quarterfinals on May 10.
Sno-Isle Libraries will host a Community Read event on May 3, 2025, in Lynnwood, Washington. The event aims to engage the local community with selected readings and discussions. Participants can expect a vibrant atmosphere focused on literature and community connection.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed a law requiring clergy to report suspected child abuse, even if disclosed during confession. The law, effective July 27, adds clergy to the list of mandated reporters, aiming to enhance child protection across the state.
The Lynnwood City Council will discuss retail cannabis sales and residency requirements for elected officials on May 5. Councilmember George Hurst's efforts to repeal the cannabis ban may lead to a vote by late September, while concerns about Council Vice President Josh Binda's residency have prompted calls for clarifying city code.
Pacific Little League celebrated its annual Little League Day at Lynndale Park, featuring games, a parade, and a dunk tank. Approximately 1,300 children are participating in the league's spring season, which includes over 80 teams from Lynnwood and Edmonds.
Snohomish County's Cold Weather Shelters provided refuge for the homeless during harsh winter months, operating 34 out of 35 nights in a record cold stretch. More than 250 individuals sought shelter on the coldest nights, with significant volunteer contributions totaling nearly 1,800 hours. The county recognized these efforts by passing Resolution 25-008 to honor the dedication of staff and volunteers.