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A multi-car crash in the Lynnwood area resulted in significant traffic backups as first responders cleared the scene. The incident occurred amidst steady rain in the Puget Sound region, highlighting the impact of weather conditions on local traffic safety.
The article highlights the top three pet grooming places in Snohomish County as voted by readers in the Daily Herald's annual 'Best of Snohomish County' awards. This year's winners are Dog Day Afternoon in Snohomish, Snohomish Dog Spaw, and A Purr-fectly Woof-tastic Spa in Marysville. The article encourages the community to participate in the 2024 nomination round for local businesses.
A multi-car crash on I-5 South near the I-405 junction in Lynnwood, WA, caused a significant four-mile backup on Saturday afternoon. The incident was exacerbated by rainy weather conditions, which complicated traffic patterns. Local authorities are monitoring the situation to ensure safety and clear the roadway.
Kayak Point Regional County Park was voted the best campground/RV park in Snohomish County by readers of The Daily Herald. This article highlights the top three camping spots, encouraging locals to engage in outdoor activities and participate in the nomination process for the upcoming Best of Snohomish County 2024 awards.
The Beaver Supermoon illuminated the skies over Lynnwood on November 15, 2024, offering a spectacular view for residents. Named for the time when beavers prepare for hibernation, this supermoon was a significant event for the local community.
Mukilteo Lighthouse Park has been voted the best place to watch the sunset in Snohomish County by The Daily Herald's 'Best of Snohomish County' awards. The article highlights the top three sunset viewing spots in the region and invites readers to nominate their favorite local businesses for the upcoming 2024 awards.
The Highway 529 northbound bridge between Everett and Marysville will reopen on Monday at 5 a.m. after a five-month closure, restoring two lanes of traffic in both directions. The Washington State Department of Transportation announced that this reopening is crucial for both vehicular and non-motorized traffic, although some night lane closures will continue as the project wraps up.
A man tragically died in a crash on Highway 204 in Lake Stevens after running a red light and colliding with a light pole. The incident occurred at 8:51 p.m. on Wednesday, leaving his passenger with non-life-threatening injuries. Police suspect intoxication and excessive speed contributed to the crash.
The U.S. Congress is set to hold a hearing on "Unidentified Anomalous Phenomena," commonly referred to as UFOs, on Wednesday. This hearing aims to address ongoing public interest and concerns regarding unidentified aerial phenomena and their implications.
Community Transit is considering a $254 million budget aimed at expanding services, enhancing security, and transitioning to a lower-emission fleet as ridership continues to rise. This initiative reflects a commitment to sustainable public transport and addresses the needs of the Lynnwood community. The proposed budget is a significant move toward improving local transit infrastructure.