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The Washington State Department of Ecology is inviting public comments on the final cleanup stage of the Unocal property next to Edmonds Marsh. This cleanup is crucial for potential city acquisition of the 21-acre site, which advocates believe will help restore vital salmon habitats.
Community Transit is undergoing significant changes with over 20 bus routes being eliminated on September 14, coinciding with the launch of the Lynnwood light rail. These adjustments are aimed at improving public transportation services in the Everett and Lynnwood areas. Residents are encouraged to familiarize themselves with the new routes and schedules.
On September 14, significant changes will affect Community Transit bus routes in the Lynnwood area, with over 20 routes being eliminated in favor of new services aligned with the light rail system. This transition aims to improve public transportation options and streamline travel for residents.
Community Transit will be implementing significant changes on September 14, eliminating over 20 bus routes in response to the introduction of the Lynnwood light rail. These changes aim to optimize transit services and improve connections for local commuters. The adjustments are vital for residents who rely on public transportation for their daily activities.
The City of Lynnwood Arts Commission has installed a utility box wrap honoring local veterans and their families at a prominent intersection. This initiative aims to recognize the contributions of veterans and foster community appreciation for their service.
The City of Lynnwood is inviting residents to participate in the 2025-2026 Budget Community Input Survey, which will remain open until early September. Results will be shared with the Mayor and City Council, helping to shape local programs and services. An open house is scheduled for September 11 to discuss the budget process and gather further input.
The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service has announced a controversial plan to kill tens of thousands of barred owls in Washington, Oregon, and California to protect the northern spotted owl. This decision comes as barred owls, which are invasive to the region, compete with spotted owls for habitat and food, contributing to their population decline. Wildlife officials emphasize the necessity of this action to ensure the survival of both owl species in Western forests.
The Lynnwood Link light rail extension has officially opened for commuters, enhancing public transportation options in the region. Following its grand opening last week, this new line is expected to significantly impact local transit accessibility and urban development in the surrounding areas.
Lynnwood Link's inaugural day of regular service saw a significant influx of riders, marking a successful launch following its recent opening and a three-day weekend. Local commuters expressed enthusiasm for the light rail's convenience and potential to enhance regional transportation.
Frequent rail riders celebrated the inaugural regular operation of the Lynnwood Link light rail following its recent opening and a three-day weekend. The article highlights how this new transit option is expected to enhance connectivity in the Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace areas, significantly impacting local commuting patterns.