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Lynnwood will hold a Memorial Day Ceremony on May 26 at Veterans Park to honor U.S. Armed Forces members who lost their lives. The event, featuring music, a wreath laying, and a rifle salute, begins at 11 a.m. and is sponsored by local veterans groups.
Lynnwood's Parks, Recreation, and Cultural Arts Department published its 2023-24 biennium report, highlighting community engagement and future projects. City employee Joel Fabre received praise as an ideal choice for Parks Director due to his personable nature and dedication. The report reflects ongoing efforts to enhance local recreational facilities and programs.
The Edmonds School District Board approved a performance-based graduation pathway to assist students in meeting graduation requirements. This option allows students to propose personalized learning contracts evaluated by certified teachers. The board also addressed emergency waivers for power outages and approved a land sale agreement.
Snohomish County Sheriff's deputies seek assistance in identifying two suspects involved in a drive-by shooting in Lynnwood. The incident occurred on May 5 when the suspects shot at a Hispanic man's truck after he left LA Fitness. Anonymous tips can be submitted to Crime Stoppers for a cash reward leading to an arrest.
Seattle concertgoers can access special Sounder train service for the Kendrick Lamar and SZA concert at Lumen Field on May 17. The inbound train departs Everett at 4:45 p.m., arriving at King Street Station at 5:44 p.m., with return service 45 minutes after the show ends.
Shorewood and Stanwood secured victories in the 3A District 1 semifinals for boys soccer and baseball, respectively, with Shorewood winning 2-0 against Edmonds-Woodway and Stanwood edging out Edmonds-Woodway 2-1. Edmonds-Woodway's softball team advanced to the semifinals after a thrilling 9-8 win over Everett in 10 innings.
Edmonds-based VFW Post 8870 awarded four students the James Traner Freedom and Memorial Scholarship for fall 2025, each receiving $1,500. Judging criteria included an essay on freedom, GPA, leadership, and community service. The winners are Kasey Fleger-Holmes, Jessica Ruby Osburn, Megan Cisneros, and Isabelle Fratto.
Around the Table Game Pub in Lynnwood invites submissions for its Summer Ice Cream Contest, encouraging creative flavor proposals. The contest, running since 2016, allows participants to submit one entry each, with winners receiving $50 in store credit. Submissions are due by May 27, with the top flavors transformed into ice cream by Olympic Mountain Ice Cream.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson deliberates on a $9.4 billion tax package and a two-year budget due by Tuesday. He acknowledges a projected $16 billion shortfall, indicating that increased taxes will be necessary to maintain state services. His decisions are closely monitored by lawmakers and business leaders.
Rylie Gettman from Shorewood won the 3A District 1 Girls Tennis Tournament, securing a spot at state along with three other top finishers. In the consolation bracket, Katelynne Wyckoff defeated Maddie Ashe to become the first alternate for the state competition.