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A Senate bill aimed at placing new limits on the governor's emergency powers in Washington is gaining traction following a pivotal phone call from Governor Bob Ferguson. The bill, Senate Bill 5434, seeks to empower the Legislature to intervene in emergency declarations, reflecting lessons learned from the previous administration's handling of the COVID-19 pandemic.
The LEOFF-1 Disability Board will convene on February 17, 2025, in English, West Virginia, to discuss critical issues related to disability benefits for law enforcement officers. This meeting is significant for stakeholders in the local community and the broader context of business and finance, especially concerning the implications for debt factoring and invoice discounting.
High school sports events in Snohomish County were highlighted in a roundup covering various competitions on February 15, 2025. Key performances from local teams, including Shorecrest High School and Meadowdale High School, showcased the talent and dedication of amateur athletes in the region. This article serves as an essential resource for sports enthusiasts and community members interested in local athletics.
The "Out of Jeopardy" annual fundraising auction on March 29 at the Embassy Suites Hotel in Lynnwood aims to support Washington Kids in Transition, an organization dedicated to assisting unhoused and low-income students. The event will feature appetizers, a silent and live auction, and various games, with proceeds going towards critical services like emergency housing support and essential supplies for families in need.
Sound Transit contractor crews will be conducting overnight lane reductions and ramp closures on northbound I-5 in Shoreline as part of the Lynnwood Light Rail extension project. The work will take place nightly from February 18 to February 21, affecting traffic flow during the hours of 11 p.m. to 5 a.m.
The Lynnwood City Council is set to interview eight candidates for the vacant Position 5 seat during its meeting on February 18, 2025, with a vote scheduled for February 20. The candidates were shortlisted from 19 applicants based on a point system evaluating their qualifications. The new councilmember will succeed Julieta Altamirano-Crosby, who resigned last month.
Rep. Rick Larsen is set to host a telephone town hall meeting on Saturday, February 15, 2025, allowing constituents to engage directly with their representative. This event highlights the importance of democratic participation and offers a platform for discussing key issues, including those related to Donald Trump and government transparency.
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors showcased their defensive prowess with a 62-42 victory over the Ferndale Golden Eagles in the District 1 3A Boys Basketball Tournament quarterfinals. The team's renewed focus on defense, highlighted by holding opponents to under 55 points per game, has propelled them into the semifinals against Shorewood Stormrays, scheduled for February 19.
Lisa Giap's drug conviction was cleared in a landmark decision following the Washington Supreme Court's ruling that the state's simple drug possession law was unconstitutional. The ruling has opened the door for hundreds of thousands of Washingtonians to vacate their past convictions, yet the process remains slow, with only a fraction of eligible cases addressed to date.
Join a hands-on class at the Mountlake Terrace Library on March 3 from 6-7 p.m. to learn how to create an affordable and effective box fan filter to enhance air quality in your home. This event is part of the "Prepared for Tomorrow" educational series by the Snohomish County Health Department, aimed at empowering residents with emergency preparedness strategies.