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Washington state's 2024 general election is set for November 5, focusing on voter registration, mail-in voting processes, and important deadlines. This article serves as a comprehensive guide for residents to navigate the upcoming election and ensure their participation. Key information on drop box and voting center locations is also highlighted.
Hispanic Heritage Month, celebrated from September 15 to October 15, holds significant cultural importance, particularly for the Latino community in Lynnwood. Representatives from the Latino Educational Training Institute (LETI) discuss the benefits of this celebration, emphasizing cultural pride, identity, and mental health support for first-generation immigrants.
The City of Lynnwood has announced the completion of upgrades to its utility billing payment system, requiring customers to log in and take action by November 15, 2024. The new system offers features such as Quick Pay, a new E-check payment method, and scheduled payments to enhance user experience. Customers with existing auto-pay must re-enroll in the new system to continue their service.
Mexican pianist Rodolfo Ritter will perform a recital at Trinity Lutheran Church in Lynnwood on September 18, showcasing works by Chopin, Schumann, and Manuel Ponce. This event, organized by Orquesta Northwest, aims to enrich the local community through musical and cultural exchange.
The Lynnwood Police Department, in collaboration with the Family Peace Association, is organizing a Costume-making Project on September 21, inviting community members to create costumes for a children's giveaway event. Participants are encouraged to bring their own crafting materials, including sewing machines, to contribute to this initiative. The event aims to foster community engagement while providing costumes for the upcoming "Costumes with a Cop" event on October 5.
The Verdant Health Commission and the Latino Educational Training Institute are hosting a free walking event called "Walk with a Latina Doc" on September 21, 2024, at Meadowdale Middle School. Dr. Alina Urriola, a board-certified physician, will lead the event, providing an opportunity for community members to engage in a healthy activity and ask general health questions.
Community members and first responders gathered at the Edmonds Fallen Firefighter Memorial Park on September 11, 2024, to commemorate the lives lost during the 9/11 attacks. Retired firefighter Dave “Bronco” Erickson led the remembrance, highlighting the heroism of first responders on that tragic day.
Community Transit is set to implement significant changes to its bus services starting September 14, enhancing connectivity and service frequency across Snohomish County. The updates include new routes and improved access to the Sound Transit Link 1 Line, aimed at reducing travel times and easing congestion.
National Arts in Education Week is being celebrated from September 9-13, emphasizing the importance of arts in education. The article highlights various art events in Edmonds, including the Third Thursday Art Walk and the Edmonds & Beyond Plein Air Paint Out, showcasing local artists and their works.
Washington gubernatorial candidates Bob Ferguson and Dave Reichert engaged in a heated debate on public safety, abortion rights, and their ties to Donald Trump during their first face-to-face meeting. The debate showcased sharp exchanges, with both candidates accusing each other of dishonesty regarding their records.