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The Lynnwood Police Department is hosting the 'Cops for Inclusion' event on April 20, 2024, aimed at creating a safe and engaging environment for children on the autism spectrum and their families. The event will feature interactive safety stations and sensory accommodations to support all attendees.
Mayor Christine Frizzell's 2024 State of the City Address highlights key developments, challenges, and future initiatives for Lynnwood, emphasizing the importance of community engagement and collaboration in local governance.
An inspiring article features Valerie Bennett, an 81-year-old who rekindles her love for music by taking violin lessons at Kennelly Keys Music in Everett, Washington. It highlights the benefits of learning an instrument at any age and showcases the supportive environment provided by the music retail chain and its experienced instructors, reinforcing that it's never too late to embrace music.
The Lynnwood Police Department offers community engagement programs, including volunteer opportunities, National Night Out events, and educational youth camps, aimed at fostering relationships and enhancing public safety. Residents can find valuable resources on the department's website.
Discover the vibrant artistic expressions of six new member artists at the 'In With the New' exhibition at Gallery North in Edmonds, running from January 1-31, 2025. This showcase features a diverse range of creations, including fine jewelry, paintings, and mixed media, inviting viewers to engage with fresh artistic perspectives. Don't miss the exclusive artist reception on January 11 and the Artwalk on January 16 for a deeper connection to the art and artists.
Local transit agencies in the Puget Sound area will offer fare-free rides to celebrate New Year’s, with Sound Transit extending light rail operations until 2 a.m. on January 1, 2025. This initiative encourages safe travel during festive celebrations and includes multiple transit agencies participating in the Fare Free New Year's Eve program.
Lynnwood City Council Vice President Julieta Altamirano-Crosby paid over $37,500 to Diodato Boucsieguez, leader of a recall campaign against fellow council member Josh Binda, for campaign mailers during her election run. This payment raises ethical questions about campaign financing in local politics, especially given Binda's history of ethics violations. The incident highlights ongoing tensions within the Lynnwood council.
Scotty’s Food Truck will be serving delicious seafood from January 2 to 4, 2025, in the Calvary Church parking lot at Edmonds' Five Corners. Don't miss their Fried Pacific Oysters and call ahead for quicker service!
A bomb cyclone in Lynnwood tragically claimed the life of Deborah O’Connor while her son, Brian, survived with severe injuries. This incident highlights the vulnerability of homeless individuals to extreme weather events and underscores the urgent need for adequate shelter and support systems during such crises.
Record surveys conducted by the Edmonds Stream Team in December 2024 revealed a significant increase in chum salmon spawners in Shell Creek, marking the highest count since monitoring began in 2017. However, concerns were raised regarding pre-spawn mortality linked to toxic pollutants and predators affecting salmon populations.