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The article announces the 'Building Great Families' seminar organized by the Family Peace Association in Lynnwood, scheduled for December 14, 2024. The seminar focuses on the roles of parents and grandparents in family dynamics and the importance of personal growth. Attendance is free, with an optional lunch fee, and registration is available online.
Join the community at Edmonds-Woodway High School's 2024 Holiday Craft Fair on December 8, featuring over 65 local vendors and performances by student musicians, celebrating the holiday spirit and supporting local artisans.
The article highlights the importance of fire safety during the holiday season, focusing on common fire causes like electrical issues and open flames. It provides practical safety tips from the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office to help families celebrate safely.
The article announces the Little Science Lab program at Lynnwood Library, taking place weekly for preschoolers aged 3-5. This interactive program, in collaboration with educators from Imagine Children’s Museum, fosters curiosity and develops early science and math skills.
A tragic incident in Lynnwood occurred when a tree fell on a homeless encampment during a bomb cyclone, resulting in the death of Deborah O’Connor and severe injuries to her son, Brian O’Connor. Despite his injuries, Brian is receiving community support through fundraising efforts.
Join author Amy Stewart for a virtual event on December 6, where she will explore the plants used in alcoholic beverages. Registration is required to receive a Zoom link.
The article promotes the Vendor Splendor Holiday Market at Lynnwood High School, encouraging community members to support local artisans and businesses. It provides essential details about the event, including the time, location, and activities such as shopping for handmade goods and enjoying food from food trucks.
The article reports on the tragic death of Deborah O’Connor, a 65-year-old woman, during a bomb cyclone in Lynnwood, and the injuries sustained by her son, Brian O’Connor, who underwent two spinal surgeries. It highlights the dangers that severe weather poses to vulnerable populations, particularly the homeless.
Authorities investigated an online threat at Kamiak High School in Mukilteo, Washington, deploying a significant police presence. No suspicious activity was found, but similar threats were reported at other schools statewide, leading to an ongoing investigation.
The article announces the launch of the Orange Line, a new rapid bus service connecting Edmonds College to Mill Creek, aimed at enhancing public transportation in the Lynnwood area. This service will improve access to the Lynnwood light rail station.