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Art Beat: Feel the rhythm with The Rumba Kings, folk dance fun and youth symphony - Lynnwood Today

Experience the vibrant rhythms of The Rumba Kings, a captivating performance that highlights traditional folk dance and the talents of a local youth symphony. This article explores the cultural significance of the event for the Lynnwood community, emphasizing its role in promoting artistic expression and community engagement.

Caught on camera: Thieves steal food truck from behind Masonic Lodge in Parkland

Video footage captures the theft of a BBQ food truck in Parkland, Washington, with local deputies actively pursuing the culprits. The incident, which occurred behind the Dryer Masonic Center on October 22, raises concerns about public safety and crime in the area.

Snohomish County Council approves $13 million for affordable housing projects with some conditions

The Snohomish County Council has approved a motion to allocate $13 million towards four affordable housing projects, including one in Lynnwood, in a decision that passed with a narrow 3-2 vote. The funding aims to address the pressing need for affordable housing in the region, reflecting the local government's commitment to tackling housing challenges.

Jaime Mendez Partners with Se Habla Media for Bilingual Content in Lynnwood

Jaime Mendez has partnered with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to provide Spanish-language videos and podcasts, complete with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to diverse media. The initiative reflects Lynnwood Today’s commitment to serving its bilingual audience.

1 killed, 1 injured in Lynnwood hit-and-run crash

A hit-and-run crash in Lynnwood resulted in the death of one pedestrian and serious injuries to another on SR 99. The incident occurred on Wednesday night, leading to the blockage of southbound lanes. Authorities are investigating the crash and seeking information from the public.

Snohomish County Council approves $13 million for affordable housing projects with some conditions

Snohomish County Council has approved a significant allocation of $13 million for four local affordable housing projects, including one in Lynnwood. The decision was made following a 3-2 vote, reflecting the council's commitment to addressing housing needs in the region while imposing certain conditions on the funding.

Costly campaigns and big spenders: Where money is flowing in WA’s elections - Lynnwood Today

Washington state's elections are witnessing significant financial activity as candidates and political committees receive donations ranging from small contributions to substantial sums. With the election day approaching, this influx of funds highlights the critical role of campaign financing in local governance.

Jaime Mendez News for Oct. 30, 2024 - Lynnwood Today

Jaime Mendez News for October 30, 2024, highlights a partnership between the My Neighborhood News Network and Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media, aimed at delivering daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration enhances community engagement and accessibility to information for Spanish-speaking residents in Lynnwood.

Costly campaigns and big spenders: Where money is flowing in WA’s elections - Lynnwood Today

Donations are pouring into candidate and political committees in Washington state ahead of the upcoming elections, highlighting the financial dynamics of local campaigns. The article examines how funding influences political races at the city, county, and state levels, shedding light on the implications for voters and candidates alike.

Citing lack of involvement in process, city council rejects mayor’s choice for parks director - Lynnwood Today

The Lynnwood City Council voted against confirming Joel Faber as the permanent Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts Director, citing a lack of involvement in the selection process. The vote was 1-4, indicating significant council division on the issue. This decision highlights ongoing tensions between the mayor's office and the city council regarding personnel appointments.

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