Latest News in Lynnwood, WA

MLT residents open Japanese restaurant in Lynnwood, featuring tonkatsu

Mountlake Terrace residents Vitaitip “Goi” Sophonsiwong and Lynn opened Tokuni, a Japanese restaurant in Lynnwood, specializing in tonkatsu and donburi dishes. The restaurant, which opened on October 1, sources ingredients from Japan and local farms, aiming to replicate authentic Japanese cooking experiences. Goi, a former owner of 24 Star Thai Cuisine, faces challenges with staffing and ingredient sourcing but prioritizes customer feedback for future growth.

WA state patrol chief says agency will up protection efforts for lawmakers - Lynnwood Today

Washington State Patrol Chief John Batiste announced increased protection efforts for lawmakers due to rising political threats nationwide. The agency has redirected existing resources to enhance safety measures for public officials. This move reflects growing concerns over security in the political landscape.

Scene in Lynnwood Mesika Trail beauty - Lynnwood Today

Lynnwood Today highlights the natural beauty of the Mesika Trail, located behind the Lynnwood Library and Senior Center. The article features a stunning photograph that captures a peaceful view of the trail, inviting readers to explore the local scenery.

Lynnwood Candidate Conversations event now available with Spanish subtitles

The Lynnwood Candidate Conversations event video from Oct. 8 is now available with Spanish subtitles. Candidates discussed their policies and answered audience questions at the Black Box Theatre, co-sponsored by Lynnwood Today and Se Habla Media.

Mountlake Terrace history comes to life at Lynnwood Heritage Park Oct. 25

The Lynnwood-Alderwood Manor Heritage Association will host a free program on Mountlake Terrace's history on Saturday, Oct. 25. Historian Randal Gravelle will present a talk detailing the city's transformation from a postwar housing development to a thriving urban area.

State transportation department ramps up winter snow and ice preparations

Washington State Department of Transportation crews have prepared for winter by stocking sheds and inspecting over 500 snowplows statewide. Travelers are urged to follow winter driving tips and ensure their vehicles are equipped with proper traction tires. Poor driving behavior may lead to mountain pass closures, impacting all travelers.

Rains No Match for Costumed Mutts During 20th Annual Halloween Howl

Costumed dogs braved the rain at the 20th annual Halloween Howl event in Lynnwood, celebrating the spirit of Halloween. Attendees expressed their excitement and shared memories, with requests for photos of the event's highlights. The festive gathering showcased the community's love for pets and seasonal celebrations.

Mountlake Terrace High School celebrates return of 30th Jazz Symposium Oct. 25

Mountlake Terrace High School Band Boosters will host the 30th Jazz Symposium on October 25, featuring 17 jazz bands from local schools. The event includes master classes and a concert by the Seattle Hard Bop Collective, emphasizing jazz education and collaboration. Admission is free, with concessions available for attendees.

Ecology Despite federal action, WA continues moving forward on clean trucks

The Washington Department of Ecology has adopted new vehicle emission standards to promote zero-emission semi-trucks and heavy-duty vehicles. Despite federal challenges, the state pauses enforcement of these policies while investing nearly $160 million to support the transition to clean transportation.

Webinar set for federal workers and others affected by the federal government shutdown

Washington state federal workers affected by the government shutdown can attend a free virtual webinar on Oct. 23. The event will cover unemployment benefits, health care options, job skills training, and career guidance. Registration is available on Zoom.