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Lombardi's Italian Restaurant in Mill Creek will close on August 24 due to unsustainable lease rates and rising operating costs. Founder Diane Symms and CEO Kerri Lonergan-Dreke thank the community for their support over the past 12 years and invite patrons to visit before the closure. The Everett and Bellingham locations will remain open.
Snohomish County is set to connect with Sound Transit’s Link light rail service, with a grand opening celebration on August 30. The event will feature activities at all four new stations, expecting around 30,000 riders on the first day, marking a significant development in local transportation.
Derica Escamilla has been appointed as the new Lynnwood City Council Member, taking the oath of office on July 15, 2024. A first-generation Mexican American with a strong community background, Escamilla is committed to prioritizing the needs of Lynnwood residents. Her prior experience includes involvement in local committees and youth sports coaching.
The article highlights two major sporting events in Snohomish County: the USA Softball Western Nationals and the Nautique WWA Wakeboard National Championships. These events will engage numerous teams and spectators, enhancing community involvement and promoting local sports culture.
A 15-year-old boy was stabbed in Lynnwood, Washington, after intervening in a dispute on a bus. A 32-year-old man was arrested and faces multiple assault charges. The victim is receiving treatment at a hospital.
Everett voters will soon decide on a measure to expand the Port of Everett's boundaries to include most of Snohomish County, potentially boosting local infrastructure and job creation. Supporters argue it will enhance economic opportunities, while opponents fear increased taxes and government oversight. The vote is scheduled for August 6, 2024.
A new utility box wrap in Lynnwood pays tribute to local veterans and their families, showcasing the community's appreciation for their service. This installation, completed by the City of Lynnwood Arts Commission, is located at a prominent intersection, emphasizing the city's commitment to honoring its veterans.
Authorities in Lynnwood are seeking public assistance to identify a partial skull found at Scriber Lake Park. The remains are believed to belong to a Black male over 25 years old, deceased for at least a year, with no matches found in national databases.
An Everett motorcyclist, Alexis Hernandez Cerritos, tragically died in a crash on Highway 99 after overcorrecting his motorcycle when a car made a left turn in front of him. The incident occurred around 8:30 p.m. on a Tuesday evening, resulting in his death at the scene. This accident highlights the ongoing dangers motorcyclists face on the road and the need for increased awareness.
The City of Lynnwood celebrated the completion of the Scriber Creek Trail Phase 2 Redevelopment, enhancing the trail to provide a better non-motorized transportation route for residents. Key upgrades include a widened path, ADA accessibility, and improved lighting, making it more usable year-round. The project was supported by various local and state partners, demonstrating a commitment to community infrastructure.