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The Washington Senate unanimously approved a $2 billion funding increase for special education services over the next four years, despite a looming budget shortfall. Senate Bill 5263, sponsored by both the Majority and Minority Leaders, emphasizes the state's constitutional duty to provide adequate funding for special education, highlighting the challenges faced by school districts in meeting these needs.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson has announced plans to limit his emergency powers if the state Legislature does not enact bipartisan legislation to do so. His proposal includes provisions for terminating emergency declarations after 60 days without legislative action and calling special sessions if emergencies extend beyond 120 days. This move follows criticism of past emergency powers used during the COVID-19 pandemic and aims to ensure a balance between governmental authority and legislative oversight.
The My Neighborhood News Network has teamed up with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, complete with English subtitles, enhancing accessibility for the local community. This collaboration aims to foster cultural exchange and inclusivity in Lynnwood, highlighting the importance of Spanish-language media.
Lynnwood's Police Blotter for March 2-4, 2025, highlights a range of incidents, including theft, assault, and domestic violence within the community. The report details various criminal activities, emphasizing the ongoing challenges faced by local law enforcement. This information is crucial for residents to stay informed about safety and security issues in Lynnwood.
The Edmonds School Board recently celebrated the outstanding achievements of Edmonds-Woodway High School student athletes, including the boys basketball team, which finished second in the state, and Hannah Baldock, the first girls wrestling state champion from the school. The board also discussed important policy updates and community initiatives, including a resolution to recognize Every Child Matters Day.
Experience the vibrant fusion of art, movement, and music at the upcoming event hosted by the Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds, featuring renowned artists like Nancy Guppy and Noelle Salazar. This celebration of creativity promises to engage attendees with diverse artistic expressions and insightful narratives. Don't miss this opportunity to witness the transformative power of art in spring 2025.
Scotty’s Food Truck will be operational from March 13-15, 2025, at Calvary Church's parking lot in Edmonds, offering a variety of seafood dishes, including Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Fish and Chips. With operating hours from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Thursday through Saturday, locals can call ahead to avoid waiting. This event highlights the growing food truck culture in the Five Corners neighborhood.
Community Transit is set to enhance its bus service starting March 29, adding 15,000 annual service hours to improve accessibility, decrease travel times, and adjust schedules on most routes. Riders can expect earlier morning and later evening services along with changes to bus stops and transit center boarding locations. Detailed information about the service changes can be found on Community Transit’s official website.
The Hazel Miller Foundation has awarded $199,375 to nine local organizations in its first grant cycle of 2025, focusing on poverty alleviation and hunger in Edmonds and surrounding communities. Notable recipients include food banks and educational initiatives, highlighting the foundation's commitment to supporting diverse community needs. This funding emphasizes the foundation's mission to uplift South Snohomish County, ensuring essential services reach those in need.
The My Neighborhood News Network has collaborated with Se Habla Media from Lynnwood to deliver daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This partnership aims to enhance accessibility and engagement within the local Spanish-speaking community.