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Seattle's beloved burger joint, Lil Woody’s, has been recognized as the best burger in Washington state, according to a recent study by Reader’s Digest. This accolade highlights the establishment's popularity and culinary excellence among local residents and visitors alike.
South County Fire will conduct public hearings on October 15 regarding its proposed 2025 budget and benefit charge. The community is encouraged to participate and provide input on these important financial matters that affect local fire services.
Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen has proposed budget cuts to address a projected $13 million deficit, including the elimination of 46 city positions. The draft budget also suggests furloughs for nonunion staff, an internal loan, and potential annexation of fire services, emphasizing the need for multiple strategies to navigate the city's financial challenges.
John Brett Parrish, a beloved resident of Edmonds, passed away on September 2, 2024, at the age of 81. A Celebration of Life event is scheduled for October 4, 2024, allowing family and friends to honor his memory. The article highlights his significant contributions to the community and the impact he had on those around him.
Jaime Mendez News highlights a partnership between the My Neighborhood News Network and Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to deliver daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to information for Spanish-speaking residents.
The Washington Secretary of State debate held at Edmonds College is now available for viewing via TVW, providing a platform for voters to engage with candidates' positions. The event, sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Washington and Snohomish County, highlights significant local political discourse ahead of the elections.
The State Route 99 tunnel in Seattle will be closed during the first two weekends of October for its first six-year inspection. This closure will affect traffic in both directions and is part of regular maintenance efforts to ensure safety and functionality.
Ferry ticket prices in Washington State will increase by approximately 4.25% starting October 2, 2024, marking the second consecutive year of fare hikes. The adjustments are part of a budget strategy by the Washington State Transportation Commission to address rising operational costs, with specific increases varying by route and passenger category.
Eight projects in Snohomish County have received $2.85 million in state grants to enhance salmon and trout habitats, part of a statewide initiative distributing over $50 million. Governor Jay Inslee highlighted the importance of these funds for salmon recovery, which supports both environmental sustainability and local economies through activities like land acquisition and invasive species removal.
Lynnwood's high school sports teams faced off in various matches on September 30, 2024, with notable performances, particularly in girls volleyball, where Lake Stevens triumphed over Lynnwood. The article highlights key statistics and individual achievements from the games, emphasizing the competitive spirit of local high school athletes.