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The Seattle Seahawks have been eliminated from playoff contention after a loss to the Washington Commanders, despite a recent victory over the Chicago Bears. Head coach Mike Macdonald reflects on missed opportunities this season, but the team will finish with a winning record in his first year. They will face the Los Angeles Rams in their final game.
Hundreds gathered for the 13th annual Menorah lighting ceremony hosted by the Chabad Jewish Center of Snohomish County at the new Lynnwood City Center light rail station to celebrate Hanukkah. The event featured live music, face painting, and a unique “gelt drop,” showcasing the community's spirit of togetherness and inclusivity.
Kent Police are asking the public for help in identifying a man who vandalized a local mosque by breaking its windows with rocks. The incident occurred around 12:15 a.m. on Saturday and has raised concerns about community safety.
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 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.
Join the Lynnwood Public Menorah Lighting and Celebration of Hanukkah on December 29, 2024, at 4 p.m. at the Lynnwood City Center Light Rail Station. The event will feature a 9-foot Menorah, festive snacks, and family-friendly activities. Rabbi Berel Paltiel highlights the importance of celebrating joy and Jewish pride amid rising antisemitism and the ongoing conflict in Israel.
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.
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.
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.
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.