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Edmonds College is hosting an open house at the Paine Field Skills Center on October 11 to celebrate modern manufacturing as part of National Manufacturing Week. The event aims to raise awareness about the importance of manufacturing education and careers among students, parents, and community leaders.
Snohomish County PUD has rebranded its Project PRIDE as the Community Energy Fund, aimed at providing one-time grants to families and individuals struggling with energy bills. This initiative highlights the utility's commitment to supporting the local community during challenging financial times. The change was officially announced on October 1, 2024.
The Lynnwood Parks and Recreation Foundation is actively seeking new board members to enhance community engagement and support local recreational initiatives. This nonprofit organization aims to strengthen its impact within the Lynnwood community through dedicated individuals who share a passion for parks and recreation.
Iran has launched missiles targeting Israel, leading to immediate responses from Israeli authorities, including a shelter-in-place order for residents of Jerusalem. Israeli Prime Minister Netanyahu has promised retaliation against these aggressive actions. The situation underscores escalating tensions in the region.
Teens are invited to a virtual cook-along event hosted by Verdant, featuring sweet potato nachos and a blueberry mango smoothie on October 4. Led by registered dietician Amy Reuter, this interactive session aims to inspire youth in creating healthy after-school snacks from their own kitchens.
Thousands of state and community college workers in Washington have overwhelmingly rejected a new two-year contract, signaling ongoing tensions over wages and working conditions. The union, representing nearly 5,000 employees, is now in a challenging position as they seek to negotiate better terms. This rejection is part of a broader movement advocating for fair wages and safe staffing levels in the state.
Gallery North in Edmonds, Washington, is hosting an invitational art show titled "The Beauty of the Northwest" from October 1-29, 2024. This juried exhibition aims to showcase the rich artistic talent inspired by the natural beauty of the Northwest region. Art enthusiasts are encouraged to immerse themselves in this unique cultural experience.
A deadly shooting occurred in West Seattle on Tuesday afternoon, leading to an active investigation by local detectives. The incident resulted in the death of a 57-year-old woman, prompting police to gather evidence and seek witnesses to the crime.
The Lynnwood community is invited to attend the "Finding Hope: Community Healing Forum" on October 21, a dedicated event aimed at supporting individuals navigating grief and loss. This forum provides a safe space for participants to share their experiences and gain insights from mental health professionals.
Washington State's minimum wage will increase to $16.66 per hour starting in 2025, marking a 2.35% rise from the previous year. The announcement was made by the Washington State Department of Labor & Industries, reflecting ongoing efforts to support workers amid rising living costs.