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New and Improved Utility Billing Payment Website is Live

The City of Lynnwood, Washington, has launched an upgraded Utility Billing Payment Website for its utility customers, effective September 12, 2024. Customers using auto-payment or the Self-Service website must log in and re-enroll by November 15, 2024, to continue utilizing these services. The new site offers enhanced features, including Quick Pay, new e-check payment methods, and scheduled payments.

Activists Urge Financial Giants to Divest from Fossil Fuels Amid Climate Crisis

Protests during the "Summer of Heat" campaign are urging major financial institutions like Citibank, AIG, and Chubb to cease their financing of the fossil fuel industry. With extreme weather conditions, such as prolonged heat waves and the collapse of fisheries, demonstrators emphasize the urgency of divestment to protect future generations. The article provides guidance on how individuals can also divest from fossil fuels through retirement savings, banking, and insurance choices.

Orthopedic team expands its legacy of healing in Snohomish County

Proliance Surgeons Everett Bone & Joint has been a key provider of orthopedic care in the Pacific Northwest for over 30 years, focusing on improving patient health and community engagement through various local initiatives.

Marysville resource center nurtures families from ‘hopelessness to hopefulness’ | HeraldNet.com

LINC NW, a Marysville organization, has evolved from a mentoring program into a comprehensive family resource center since 2018, offering vital services like a cold weather shelter and the Kicks for Kids fund. Focused on family resilience and financial assistance, LINC NW supports families navigating challenging circumstances, adapting its services in response to the pandemic's ongoing effects.

A gift for ourselves and our community

Joyce Wood, a volunteer at Providence Colby Campus, highlights the positive impact of the hard copy Herald newspaper on patients and their families during challenging times. Her note emphasizes how local journalism fosters community connections and aids in the healing process, underscoring the importance of supporting local news.

Sherwood Community Services: Believing in abilities and changing lives

Sherwood Community Services, founded in 1957, supports children and adults with disabilities in Lake Stevens through its Early Supports and Career and Community Connections programs, fostering inclusivity and empowerment.

Collaborative provides a safe place + vital services to families in need in Snohomish County

The Homeward House CORE Collaborative is a Snohomish County initiative that supports low-income families affected by substance use disorders. It offers essential services to help parents strengthen their relationships with their children and combat stigma.

Board of Directors - Lynnwood Today

The Board of Directors for the My Neighborhood News Network oversees policy-making and governance. Comprising experts from various fields, they bring diverse experiences to the organization. This structure supports effective community news delivery in Lynnwood, WA.

Editorial independence, conflicts of interest and donor transparency - Lynnwood Today

Lynnwood Today emphasizes its commitment to editorial independence and transparency regarding conflicts of interest and donor funding. The publication aims to build trust within the community by openly addressing these critical issues. This approach ensures that local news coverage remains impartial and serves the interests of Lynnwood residents.

Lynnwood City Council Special Meeting on Jury Trials and Scam Alerts

The Lynnwood City Council is set to hold a Special Business Meeting on February 20 to discuss vital local issues, including the re-initiation of jury trials amid a recent surge in jury scams in Washington. The article emphasizes the importance of diverse juries for justice and outlines safety measures for jurors. Residents are urged to report any suspicious jury-related communications and to verify their jury duty status before attending court.

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