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Discover how to create a compelling personal or family history from genealogy research at an event featuring Carla Swedish from Heritage Writers on November 6. This informative session will provide tips and insights for those interested in transforming their family stories and artifacts into engaging narratives.
As winter approaches, Washington State Department of Transportation reminds residents that studded tires are permitted from November 1 to March 31. This regulation is crucial for drivers to ensure safety during the icy winter months.
The article discusses the upcoming elections in Washington's Legislative District 21, focusing on key issues like housing, public safety, and education. Incumbent Democrats Strom Peterson and Lillian Ortiz-Self are challenged by Republicans Riaz Khan and Kristina Mitchell, each presenting their views on local concerns and proposed policies.
Lynnwood Today proudly announces its new advertising sponsor, Bench & Board, a gift shop dedicated to creativity and thoughtfulness. Situated in the heart of the Lynnwood community, this store is committed to providing a carefully curated selection of unique gifts. The partnership is expected to enhance community engagement and local business support.
The City of Lynnwood hosted the Halloween Hullabaloo event at Cedar Valley Community School, providing a free, family-friendly celebration for residents. With an emphasis on community engagement, the event showcased various fun activities, including candy distribution by volunteers in costume. This initiative reflects Lynnwood's commitment to fostering community spirit during festive occasions.
The Se Habla Media Podcast on October 26, 2024, highlights a partnership with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media, presenting daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This initiative aims to enhance community engagement by providing accessible multilingual content.
The City of Lynnwood's proposed budget for 2025-26 allocates funding for two maintenance workers dedicated to graffiti removal and vandalism repair, totaling $323,300 biennially. As American Rescue Plan Act (ARPA) funds dwindle, this ongoing commitment aims to enhance community aesthetics and safety. The initiative highlights the city's proactive approach to maintaining public spaces.
Brooke Marshall, the HR director of Marysville School District, has resigned just months after her appointment, following the previous director's resignation amid mismanagement allegations. The district has seen significant leadership turnover, with five superintendents in four years, prompting officials to seek a temporary replacement. The school district expressed appreciation for Marshall's contributions and wished her well in her future endeavors.
Lynnwood Today celebrated its 15th anniversary with a gathering of community members, readers, and former staff at the Cascadia Art Museum. The event highlighted the significance of local journalism and included a community matching campaign for donations, further emphasizing the outlet's commitment to serving Lynnwood.
The City of Lynnwood's proposed budget for 2025-26 includes funding for graffiti remediation as ARPA funds are set to expire. The budget allocates $323,300 biennially for two maintenance workers dedicated to graffiti removal and other vandalism issues, highlighting the city's commitment to community upkeep.