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Kura Revolving Sushi Bar and Wingstop have recently opened in Lynnwood, enhancing the local dining scene. Kura Sushi, known for its innovative revolving sushi system and technology integration, had its grand opening on April 11, while Wingstop offers a diverse menu of chicken wings and tenders made to order. Both establishments contribute to the growing culinary landscape in the area.
The Washington state Senate has amended House Bill 1217, raising the proposed cap on annual residential rent increases from 7% to 10% plus inflation, leading to a clash with House Democrats as the legislative session nears its end. The bill, which aims to provide greater predictability for renters, now includes additional provisions such as a 90-day notice for landlords before raising rent and exemptions for certain single-family rentals. The House will review these changes before the bill can be sent to Governor Bob Ferguson for approval.
This article highlights the unique alignment of Easter dates across Christian denominations in 2025, coinciding with the 1700th anniversary of the First Ecumenical Council of Nicaea. It explores the historical context of the Julian and Gregorian calendars, which have caused differing Easter celebrations among Catholic, Protestant, and Orthodox churches. The piece emphasizes the potential for unity among Christians during this culturally divided time.
Karen Miller, a prominent figure in Mountlake Terrace, WA, passed away on April 4, 2025, at the age of 92. Her legacy includes significant contributions to local governance, particularly as a member of the Snohomish County Council and the Terrace Planning Commission, as well as her advocacy for girls' athletics. Miller's dedication to community service and family life is celebrated by her surviving children, grandchildren, and great-grandchildren.
The My Neighborhood News Network has teamed up with Se Habla Media, a Lynnwood-based organization, to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts complete with English subtitles. This partnership aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking audiences in the region. The initiative reflects a growing commitment to inclusivity in local media.
Scratch Distillery introduces its new Liqueur Verte, a herbal liqueur that enhances cocktails with unique flavors of citrus peel and alpine herbs. The distillery emphasizes its commitment to local, organic ingredients and invites enthusiasts to experience its handcrafted spirits in their tasting room. This product aims to provide a fresh twist on classic cocktails, appealing to both casual drinkers and mixologists alike.
Snohomish County is facing a significant child care crisis, with families struggling to access quality and affordable care. A recent panel discussion revealed critical issues such as high costs, workforce shortages, and strict regulations that hinder the child care industry. Local leaders are being urged to collaborate on policy solutions to improve the situation for families and providers alike.
Snohomish County is hosting a public meeting on April 23 to gather comments on its draft housing and community development plans, which aim to address the needs of low- and moderate-income residents. The plans, developed in collaboration with local cities, outline a strategic framework for federal funding through various grant programs. Written comments are encouraged until May 8, fostering community engagement in the planning process.
Edmonds-Woodway High School's baseball team secured a decisive 10-1 victory over Monroe, while Glacier Peak edged past Meadowdale in a close 1-0 match that extended to eight innings. Marysville Getchell triumphed over Lynnwood in a high-scoring game, with Junior Ryder Bowman impressively driving in five runs for Lynnwood, although it wasn't enough to secure a win. The article highlights key player performances and upcoming game schedules for the teams involved, emphasizing the competitive nature of high school baseball in the region.
The Edmonds School District is hosting a community meeting on April 23 to discuss updates on the replacement projects for College Place Elementary and College Place Middle School. The district is in the design development stage, having gathered feedback from various community meetings to shape the new campuses, with construction set to begin in summer 2026. The new schools are expected to be completed for the 2028-2029 school year.