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Ferguson and GOP Leaders Advocate for Eliminating Washingtons Elected Schools Chief

Democratic Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson is pushing to replace Washington's elected Superintendent of Public Instruction with an appointed position, a move that has surprisingly gained support from Republican leaders. This bipartisan initiative aims to reform education governance but will require constitutional amendments and significant legislative action.

Sno-Isle Libraries announces 2024 Reader Favorites

Sno-Isle Libraries has announced its 2024 Reader Favorites, featuring a diverse selection of top titles across genres such as biography, fantasy, general fiction, historical fiction, and mystery. Notable works include Caleb Carr's touching story of a rescue cat in _My Beloved Monster_ and Kaliane Bradley's innovative fantasy, _The Ministry of Time_. This annual list reflects the literary preferences of the Sno-Isle community and encourages exploration of these recommended reads.

All invited to take the plunge in Edmonds and welcome 2025

Join the 18th annual Polar Bear Plunge in Edmonds on January 1, 2025, at 1 p.m. at Brackett’s Landing beach. Hosted by The Edmonds Uplift Society, this festive event features pre-plunge gatherings, food trucks, and live music. Everyone is welcome to participate by taking a dip or cheering on the plungers.

High school sports roundup for Dec. 27, 2024

Lynnwood's boys basketball team dominated Kentlake on December 27, 2024, winning 78-52, with standout performances from Robel Berhanu and Hos El-Aarag. Edmonds-Woodway also secured a win against Renton, 71-55, while Lynden Christian triumphed over Mountlake Terrace, 59-39. The article highlights individual achievements and the competitive spirit of high school basketball in the region.

The Mystery of D.B. Cooper presentation in Lynnwood Dec. 28

Join the Northwest Museum of Legends and Lore on December 28, 2024, for a presentation on the D.B. Cooper case. Attendees will see a wax figure of Cooper and hear insights from lead FBI Agent Ralph P. Himmelsbach about the unsolved hijacking from 1971. Airline refreshments will be served, and dressing up as Cooper is encouraged.

New indicator tracks and visualizes ocean acidification in Washington

The Washington State Department of Ecology has developed a new ocean acidification indicator to visualize changes in marine water conditions, helping communities adapt to the impacts of carbon pollution. This tool tracks shellfish health, essential for local traditions and economies, amidst rising ocean acidity. Established in 2019, the program monitors Puget Sound water conditions to inform resource management and policy decisions.

Vince Dunn scores OT winner as Seattle Kraken rally from 3-goal deficit to beat Canucks

Vince Dunn scored the overtime winner as the Seattle Kraken staged an incredible comeback to defeat the Vancouver Canucks 5-4. Trailing by three goals in the third period, the Kraken tied the game in the final minute, ending a five-game losing streak. Jaden Schwartz scored twice, while Brock Boeser shone for the Canucks.

Deputies use K9, drones to capture car theft suspect in Olympia, WA

A police chase in Olympia, WA, ended with a car theft suspect found 50 feet up in a tree overlooking a 200-foot cliff. The incident began on Christmas Day with reports of a stolen vehicle, and after a chase, law enforcement used drones and K9 units to apprehend the suspect, who now faces charges of auto theft and eluding police.

Washington State hires South Dakota States Jimmy Rogers as football coach

Washington State University has hired Jimmy Rogers, the former head coach at South Dakota State, as its new football coach. Rogers led the Jackrabbits to a national championship in 2023 and replaces Jake Dickert, who has moved to Wake Forest University.

2024 Reader Favorites Announced by Sno-Isle Libraries

Sno-Isle Libraries has announced the 2024 Reader Favorites, highlighting the top new books and movies as voted by community members. This annual event promotes engagement with literature and film among local residents.

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