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A Snohomish County judge has denied a request to reduce bail for Samuel Gizaw, the 16-year-old accused of killing 13-year-old Jayda Woods-Johnson at Alderwood Mall. The judge cited a "substantial danger" that Gizaw would commit further violent acts as a primary reason for maintaining his $2 million bail.
The City of Lynnwood, Washington, is introducing ASL-interpreted performances for its summer Shakespeare in the Park series, enhancing accessibility for Deaf and hard of hearing community members. This initiative is part of a broader collaboration with local theatre companies to ensure inclusivity in cultural events.
The City of Lynnwood held an open house to discuss the proposed 2025-2026 biennial budget, emphasizing a significant 31% increase in property tax. City Finance Director Michelle Meyer explained the implications of the tax hike, while residents voiced concerns about police funding and traffic issues.
A 16-year-old female student was taken into custody by deputies from the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office after an alleged road rage incident involving a firearm near Lynnwood High School. The school was placed on lockdown during the investigation, which revealed parts of an assault rifle in the suspect's vehicle. Authorities confirmed that there is no ongoing danger to students or staff.
Lynnwood police are seeking public assistance in identifying a man who allegedly burglarized an apartment on Alderwood Mall Boulevard while the victim was asleep. The suspect stole the victim's purse and car, later attempting to use her stolen credit cards to purchase a PlayStation 5. Anyone with information is encouraged to contact the Lynnwood detectives.
Washington state is launching the "Simple As That" campaign to combat littering, which contributes almost 38 million pounds of trash annually on highways and public areas. The campaign encourages residents to take personal responsibility for litter by using litter bags in their vehicles and properly disposing of waste. The initiative aims to enhance the state's natural beauty and improve public safety.
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.
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.
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, 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.