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The article informs readers about the overnight closure of two lanes on Interstate 5 in Seattle for sign installation as part of the Revive I-5 project on December 4 and 5, advising drivers to exercise caution.
The article highlights Washington lawmakers' pre-filing of bills for the 2025 legislative session, focusing on a bipartisan proposal to eliminate the clock switch for daylight saving time. It discusses the push for permanent standard time and the associated challenges of regional coordination and health impacts.
Join us for a cooking demonstration focused on root vegetables, sponsored by Verdant Health, on December 10, 2024. Learn new recipes and cooking techniques in-person or virtually. Registration is required.
A man in his 20s tragically died in a shed fire in unincorporated Lynnwood on December 3, 2024. Firefighters quickly extinguished the fire but found the deceased man inside the shed, which had been used as living quarters. An investigation is underway by the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office and Fire Marshal’s Office.
The article highlights a significant funding crisis for homelessness services in Washington State, with a projected $403 million shortfall due to declining revenue from document recording fees linked to a slowdown in real estate sales. It underscores the urgent need for additional funding to maintain current service levels amidst a broader state budget deficit.
The article announces the First Day Hikes event by Washington State Parks on January 1, 2025, featuring ranger-led hikes at over 40 parks. No Discover Pass is required, and participants should check for registration details and permits.
The article discusses the review of environmental guidelines for the Columbia River by federal agencies in light of political changes. The potential impact on dam operations and salmon populations raises concerns as new political leadership approaches.
Sutton has resigned from the Lynnwood City Council, effective immediately, to return to her hometown in the Yakima Valley. Her departure raises concerns about the potential vacancy's impact on the council's dynamics and local governance.
The article announces the launch of the Orange Line, a new rapid bus service connecting Edmonds College to Mill Creek, aimed at enhancing public transportation in the Lynnwood area. This service will improve access to the Lynnwood light rail station.
Join author Amy Stewart for a virtual event on December 6, from noon to 1 p.m., where she will discuss the fascinating connection between plants and their transformation into alcoholic beverages. Registration is required to receive the Zoom link.