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Se Habla Media podcast: Nov. 2, 2024 - Lynnwood Today

The Se Habla Media podcast, featured on Lynnwood Today, highlights the collaboration between the My Neighborhood News Network and Se Habla Media, focusing on Spanish-language videos and podcasts with English subtitles. This partnership aims to enhance accessibility and cultural exchange within the Lynnwood community.

South County Fire: Change your clocks, check your batteries - Lynnwood Today

As Daylight Saving Time approaches on November 3, South County Fire urges residents to not only change their clocks but also check the batteries in their smoke and carbon monoxide alarms. This safety reminder emphasizes the importance of ensuring home safety as winter approaches. Taking these simple precautions can significantly reduce the risk of fire-related accidents.

Flu shots, COVID boosters at Edmonds Waterfront Center Nov. 4 - Lynnwood Today

Flu shots and COVID boosters will be available at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on November 4, administered by the Seattle Visiting Nurses Association from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Advanced registration is recommended for attendees. This initiative aims to enhance community health amid ongoing concerns about seasonal illnesses and COVID-19.

Washington stops USC twice in 4th quarter to preserve 26-21 victory

Washington's football team secured a narrow 26-21 victory over USC, thanks to standout performances from Jonah Coleman, who rushed for 104 yards and two touchdowns. The win marked a significant turnaround for Washington, ending a two-game losing streak while showcasing their resilience against USC's second-half rally.

Boeing: Strike vote will have no effect on planned layoffs

Boeing plans to lay off 17,000 workers regardless of the outcome of an upcoming union vote on a new contract aimed at ending a prolonged strike. The proposed contract includes a significant wage increase, but previous offers have been rejected, prolonging the strike that has already cost Boeing billions. The company is also facing financial pressures, leading to a $21 billion stock sale to avert a credit downgrade.

Machinists Union Leadership Urges Approval of New Boeing Contract Offer

Machinists union leaders are urging members to approve a new contract offer from Boeing that would significantly increase their average annual pay to nearly $120,000. This recommendation follows a strike initiated over unfair labor practices, highlighting ongoing labor relations issues at Boeing's facilities.

Sponsor spotlight: Gallery North presents 'Horses and Best Loved Critters' - Lynnwood Today

Gallery North in Lynnwood is showcasing local artist Lonni Rae Flowers' solo exhibit "Horses and Other Best Loved Critters" throughout November. The exhibition features a variety of artworks celebrating horses and beloved animals, engaging the local community and art enthusiasts alike.

Nehring proposes amendment to eliminate tax increase in proposed Snohomish County budget - Lynnwood Today

Snohomish County Councilmember Nate Nehring has proposed an amendment to eliminate the 8% general property tax levy increase included in the proposed budget by County Executive Dave Somers. This budget amendment aims to alleviate the financial burden on residents while ensuring essential services are maintained. The proposal reflects ongoing discussions about fiscal responsibility and the management of public funds in Snohomish County.

Family who fled Ukraine loses everything in Pleasant Hill fire

A family that fled Ukraine to build a new life in Pleasant Hill, East Bay, has tragically lost everything after a devastating fire destroyed their apartment. This incident highlights the challenges faced by refugees seeking safety and stability in a new country.

Sponsor spotlight: Gallery North presents 'Horses and Best Loved Critters' - Lynnwood Today

Gallery North in Lynnwood is showcasing a solo exhibition titled "Horses and Other Best Loved Critters" by local artist Lonni Rae Flowers throughout November 2024. The exhibit highlights the beauty and emotional connection people share with horses and other beloved animals through various artistic mediums. This event not only supports local artistry but also engages the community in celebrating its rich cultural offerings.

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