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The Washington Department of Ecology is proposing to adopt federal water pollution limits to safeguard human health by formalizing existing criteria into state rules. This initiative, which does not alter current limits, aims to protect individuals who consume fish and shellfish and drink untreated water. The public can provide input on the proposal until October 25, 2024.
The Lynnwood Event Center is hosting a free “Meet the Artists” Reception on September 17, 2024, showcasing the exhibit "Longing For Home" featuring works by members of the Korean American Artists Association of Washington State. The event will include opportunities to meet the artists, enjoy live music, and taste complimentary bites. This celebration highlights the cultural heritage and artistic expressions of the Korean American community.
The Washington State Department of Agriculture is inviting residents to participate in the Insects of Washington Challenge from September 20 to October 14, 2024. This initiative encourages citizens to document various insect species using the iNaturalist app, promoting biodiversity awareness in the state.
A free adult awareness training titled “Protecting Your Children: Advice from Child Molesters” will be held on September 26 at the Black Box Theatre at Edmonds College. Sponsored by local organizations, the event aims to educate adults on how child molesters gain access to victims and the grooming process. The training will include real scenarios and is intended for adults only.
As autumn approaches, the Sno-Isle Group of the Sierra Club encourages homeowners in Snohomish County and Whidbey Island to consider energy-efficient heat pumps as an alternative to fossil-fueled heating systems. Their program, Kicking Gas, offers substantial subsidies for transitioning to electric heat solutions. An online information session is scheduled for September 25 for interested homeowners.
The Washington State Supreme Court has reinstated the child rape conviction of Nathan Smith, overturning a previous decision by the Court of Appeals that cited juror bias as the reason for the reversal. This ruling emphasizes the state's stance on the integrity of the original trial.
Bella's Voice, a nonprofit organization focused on animal welfare, will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new location on September 21. The event marks a significant milestone for the organization, which has been a staple in the Lynnwood community. Attendees can look forward to a grand opening celebration that highlights their commitment to animal welfare.
The Edmonds School District, in collaboration with the Northshore and Shoreline school districts, will host an Education Funding Crisis Town Hall on October 23, aimed at addressing the ongoing challenges of K-12 funding in Washington state. Attendees will have the opportunity to engage with local legislators and learn about the implications of school underfunding.
Mountlake Terrace showcased a dominant performance against Lynnwood in high school football, winning 42-0 on September 13, 2024. The article provides detailed statistics from the game, highlighting individual player accomplishments and the overall impact on the local sports scene.
Washington school districts are implementing bans on student cellphone use, leading to noticeable improvements in student engagement and communication, according to educators. The article discusses the initial results of these bans and their implications for learning environments.