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Scotty’s Food Truck will operate at Five Corners in Edmonds from 3:30-7:30 p.m. on Friday and Saturday, October 17-18. The menu features dishes such as Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Wild Alaskan Cod Fish and Chips. Customers can call ahead at 206-795-1615 to reduce wait times.
Lynnwood Council will review its environmental policy and engage with housing developers on October 15, focusing on tree preservation and canopy protection. Community members express concerns about potential loss of green spaces and advocate for stronger tree protections.
Washington State may increase tolls on the Highway 99 tunnel in Seattle during the FIFA World Cup next summer to manage traffic from an expected influx of 750,000 visitors. Proposed increases of 50 cents to $1 would be implemented from June 1 to July 15, 2026, to cover additional costs associated with the event.
Washington’s paid family and medical leave program faces a projected $350 million deficit by 2029 unless the Legislature intervenes. This fiscal crisis could lead to reduced benefits or increased contributions from employers and employees. The program's growing popularity since its 2020 launch complicates funding, as lawmakers grapple with budget constraints.
Lynnwood City Councilmember Josh Binda faces allegations of misrepresenting his educational qualifications in the voters pamphlet. While he claims to have a degree from Western Governor’s University, enrollment records indicate he has not yet completed his degree. Binda aims to apply for graduation after the upcoming election on November 4.
The South County Fire Board will conduct public hearings on Oct. 21 regarding the proposed budget and benefit charge for 2026. The plan includes a slight increase in homeowner costs and funding for 30 new firefighters. Community members can provide input in person or via Zoom.
Jaime Mendez announced significant updates on October 14, 2025, regarding the ongoing tariff war with China and its effects on both national and international economies. The report highlights reactions from Chicago residents concerning the presence of ICE in their communities.
Ballots for the Nov. 4 General Election will be mailed to approximately 530,000 registered voters starting Oct. 16. Voters can participate in local races and statewide measures, with the County Charter Review Commission elections returning after a decade. Registration updates must be completed by Oct. 27, and voters are encouraged to return ballots by mail or at drop boxes.
The Lynnwood City Council will review its environmental policy and engage in discussions with housing developers during a meeting on October 15. This review is part of the council's compliance with Washington's Growth Management Act, which mandates regular assessments of local environmental policies.
A Lynnwood resident recently encountered a garden spider, capturing a vivid scene that highlights local wildlife. The article features a striking photograph, enhancing the narrative of this everyday occurrence. Such moments reflect the connection between residents and their natural surroundings.