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Authorities in Lynnwood are seeking public assistance to identify a partial skull found at Scriber Lake Park. The remains are believed to belong to a Black male over 25 years old, deceased for at least a year, with no matches found in national databases.
The City of Lynnwood celebrated the completion of the Scriber Creek Trail Phase 2 Redevelopment, enhancing the trail to provide a better non-motorized transportation route for residents. Key upgrades include a widened path, ADA accessibility, and improved lighting, making it more usable year-round. The project was supported by various local and state partners, demonstrating a commitment to community infrastructure.
The Afrolatino Festival in Lynnwood successfully celebrated African and Latino cultures with a vibrant day filled with food, music, and community engagement. Hundreds attended, indulging in various culinary delights and enjoying live performances that highlighted the cultural richness of the region. The event served as a significant platform for cultural exchange and community bonding.
The Lynnwood City Council has appointed Derica Escamilla to fill the vacancy left by former council member Shirley Sutton, who resigned in May due to concerns about city leadership. Escamilla, an environmental scientist with significant local involvement, is committed to addressing key issues such as gang violence, homelessness, and youth mental health, and plans to run for election next year.
Raising Cane's, the popular Southern fast-food chain known for its chicken fingers, is set to open a new location in Lynnwood, Washington. While a lease has been signed, a specific timeline for construction or opening has not been disclosed, with estimates suggesting it could take up to two years. In the meantime, fans can visit their Portland location.
Almaderica “Derica” Escamilla has been appointed to fill the vacancy on the Lynnwood City Council following the resignation of Council Member Shirley Sutton. The City Council conducted interviews and made the decision during special meetings, with Escamilla set to take her Oath of Office on July 15, 2024. A formal announcement with further details will be provided by the City next week.
An Edmonds teenager posted a $500,000 bond after being arrested for the fatal shooting of 13-year-old Jayda Woods-Johnson at Alderwood Mall on July 4, 2024. The incident stemmed from a fight between two groups and has deeply affected the community, leading to an online fundraiser that has raised over $20,900 to support Woods-Johnson's family. The mall was closed the following day in honor of the victim.
The article highlights the vibrant fireworks display over Lake Ballinger on the 3rd of July, showcasing stunning photographs captured by Niall McShane. This festive event is a cherished local tradition, drawing community members together to celebrate Independence Day.
The Governor's Committee on Disability Issues & Employment in Washington State is accepting nominations for its annual Employer Awards, which honor organizations that significantly contribute to hiring and advancing workers with disabilities. Nominations are due by July 31 and include awards for both employers and individuals who have made notable impacts in disability advocacy.
A crash on northbound Highway 525 at Highway 99 in Lynnwood caused significant traffic disruptions on Tuesday morning, with delays extending over 1½ miles. The driver responsible for the accident sustained minor injuries, while another driver was taken to a local medical center.