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Rick Steves launches video series to introduce Snohomish County towns | HeraldNet.com

Rick Steves, a renowned travel expert and Edmonds native, launches a new video series aimed at showcasing the unique towns of Snohomish County, coinciding with the introduction of light rail in Lynnwood. This initiative not only promotes local tourism but also educates potential visitors about the region's cultural and historical significance.

Washington State Parks needs you to help stop the spread of invasive pests - Lynnwood Today

Washington State Parks is urging visitors to help prevent the spread of invasive pests that threaten the health of the state's forests. By purchasing firewood locally and following guidelines, individuals can play a crucial role in protecting the environment. The initiative highlights the importance of community involvement in safeguarding natural resources.

Sponsor spotlight: 2nd annual Heroes Among Us Veterans Day Tribute in Lynnwood Nov. 11 - Lynnwood Today

The 2nd annual "Heroes Among Us" Veterans Day Tribute is set to take place on November 11 at the Lynnwood Event Center, celebrating local veterans and their contributions. The event will feature a luncheon and a service fair aimed at honoring those who have served. This community initiative is presented by local organizations, emphasizing the importance of recognizing veterans' sacrifices.

Six high schoolers from Edmonds School District named semifinalists in 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program - Lynnwood Today

Six high school students from the Edmonds School District have been named semifinalists in the 2025 National Merit Scholarship Program, highlighting their academic achievements. This recognition is part of the 70th annual program, which identifies approximately 16,000 students nationwide for their exceptional performance.

State fire marshal offers fire safety tips for older adults - Lynnwood Today

The State Fire Marshal has issued crucial fire safety tips aimed at older adults, who are significantly more vulnerable to fire-related incidents. With statistics indicating that individuals over 65 are 2.6 times more likely to perish in fires, these recommendations are timely and critical for enhancing community safety.

Homage Senior Services honored for work to provide transportation in county - Lynnwood Today

Homage Senior Services received recognition for its efforts in enhancing transportation services throughout Snohomish County. The award highlights the impact of advocacy on improving accessibility for seniors in the area.

Reminder: 'Home Base Hiking Europe' author Cassandra Overby to speak at Edmonds Waterfront Center Sept. 26 - Lynnwood Today

Cassandra Overby, author of "Home Base Hiking Europe," will speak at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on September 26 from 6:30 to 8 p.m. Her talk will focus on insights from her new book, which promises to provide valuable information for hiking enthusiasts.

Marysville mother completes felony diversion over death of son, 12

Snohomish County prosecutors have dropped felony charges against Jennifer Wright, a Monroe prison lieutenant, after she completed a felony diversion program related to the tragic accidental shooting death of her 12-year-old son, Branden McKinnon. This case raises important discussions about gun safety and the responsibilities of firearm owners, especially in homes with children.

Replacing I-5 bridge will aid drivers, displace some homeowners in WA and Oregon - Lynnwood Today

The replacement of the Interstate 5 bridge, which connects Portland and Vancouver, is expected to improve traffic flow and reduce accidents while also displacing some homeowners. The project aims to enhance transit options and decrease air pollution, benefiting over 131,000 daily commuters.

Save the date: City of Lynnwood hosting Halloween Drive-Thru Hullabaloo Oct. 26 - Lynnwood Today

The City of Lynnwood is hosting a free family-friendly Halloween Drive-Thru Hullabaloo on October 26, from 2-5 p.m. Families are encouraged to attend in costumes for an enjoyable experience.

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