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Lynnwood City Hall and Rec Center invite artists to apply for exhibits in 2026, with a deadline of October 26. City Hall welcomes artists of all ages, while the Rec Center focuses on artists under 18. Current exhibitions feature Cathy Fields, Fen Hsu, and Joanne Qiao.
Meadowdale junior varsity volleyball team won the Gold Bracket Championship at the JV Bearcat Invitational Tournament on September 27, defeating four teams, including North Creek High School. Coach Jason Thomas praised the contributions of all 11 players throughout the day-long competition.
Edmonds School District prepares for the 17th Annual Monster Mad Dash 5K Run and Walk on October 4 at Lake Ballinger. The event raises funds for academic programs, allowing participants to support their schools through team fundraising. Families can enjoy activities, food trucks, and Halloween-themed fun throughout the day.
Medicare enrollees in Washington will need additional approval for certain medical procedures under a new pilot program beginning January 1. The initiative, which employs artificial intelligence to assess care eligibility, has drawn criticism as a potential step toward Medicare privatization. Advocates express concerns about the impact on patient care and the transparency of the rollout.
Meadowdale Mavericks defeated Edmonds-Woodway Warriors 34-31 in a thrilling "Stadium Jam" rivalry game on Friday. With only 10 seconds left, Kealoha Kepo’o-Sabate caught a 17-yard touchdown pass, sealing the victory after a dramatic final drive.
The Lynnwood Police Department and the Family Peace Association hosted the Costumes with a Cop event, distributing over 350 free Halloween costumes to local children. This initiative, started in 2020, aims to alleviate financial burdens for families during the holiday season.
The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society will host a meeting on October 1 featuring members from the local Daughters of the American Revolution chapter. The public is invited to connect personal family histories with American history during this free event at the Wickers Building in Lynnwood.
The Lynnwood City Council will review proposed police department cuts totaling $6 million due to an $11.8 million budget deficit for 2025-26. The police department is part of broader city-wide reductions after the mayor mandated a 3-7% decrease in expenditures across various departments. The meeting is set for 6 p.m. on September 29 at Lynnwood City Hall.
Starting October 1, the annual Discover Pass price will increase from $30 to $45. This hike aims to generate essential revenue for Washington State Parks, ensuring continued operation and access to state parks.
Washington's public lands commissioner, Dave Upthegrove, requests $100 million to enhance wildfire prevention and response efforts amid budget constraints. He seeks a $60 million increase for prevention and $44.8 million for fire suppression in the fiscal year 2026, emphasizing the need for adequate funding to mitigate larger and costlier wildfires.