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Washington state officials, led by Governor Bob Ferguson, are vocally opposing federal funding cuts and policies they deem unconstitutional, particularly under President Trump. With significant federal funding at stake, including $156 million for solar energy, Ferguson emphasizes the need for compliance with the law while advocating for vulnerable communities.
The Economic Alliance Snohomish County is set to host the 2025 Economic Forecast Coffee Chat on February 14, 2025, featuring expert insights from notable speakers including representatives from the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and Western Washington University. This event promises to address key economic trends and employment forecasts, making it highly relevant for local businesses and community stakeholders in Snohomish, Washington.
The Mountlake Terrace Hawks and Meadowdale Mavericks faced tough defeats in the District 1 3A boys basketball tournament, ending their seasons. The Hawks lost to the Snohomish Panthers 49-43, while the Mavericks fell to the Ferndale Golden Eagles 59-44, both in loser-out games. Coaches emphasized the importance of learning from the losses as they look toward the future.
The My Neighborhood News Network has partnered with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, complete with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to fill the gap in Spanish-language news coverage in the Lynnwood area, fostering inclusivity and accessibility for the community.
An attempted carjacking in Lynnwood on Thursday led to a police response and the arrest of one suspect, while another remains at large. The incident prompted a lockdown at Beverly Elementary School as officers searched the area, highlighting concerns over public safety in the community.
A nonprofit affordable housing organization in Snohomish County is progressing towards its first senior housing project, thanks to $3.9 million in state funding and $1.1 million in federal funding. The project will provide 66 affordable housing units, with 14 reserved for unhoused individuals, addressing the critical need for accessible housing for older adults in the area.
The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce will announce the winners of the "Best of Lynnwood" awards at a luncheon on February 19, 2025, highlighting local businesses and community contributions. This event, which attracts significant attention from the community, will feature notable speakers, including Nancy Leson from KNKX and NPR. The luncheon promises to celebrate the vibrancy of Lynnwood's dining and entertainment scene.
Link light rail service will be suspended between Capitol Hill and SODO stations from 10 p.m. on February 14 to February 16 for critical systems integration testing. Sound Transit will provide shuttle buses to transport passengers during this period, ensuring connectivity between stations. Riders are encouraged to plan ahead and consider alternative transit options.
The Edmonds Arts Festival is inviting artists to submit their works for the juried Gallery Arts portion, with applications open from February 15 to April 29. This year features two calls for entries, allowing for expanded recognition with distinct awards for miniatures, small paintings, and other categories. The festival, set for June 13-15, is a highlight in the Northwest art scene, promoting local talent and community art initiatives.
Lynnwood Police Chief Cole Langdon has been appointed as chief-at-large of the Washington Association of Sheriffs and Police Chiefs, succeeding retired Edmonds Police Chief Michelle Bennett. With 27 years of experience in various policing roles, Langdon's appointment is seen as a significant asset to community-based policing efforts in Washington State.