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Local youth Alex Dwyer and Lucy Myers actively contribute to the arts community in Seattle, with Dwyer volunteering at art camps and workshops, while Myers supports community theater. Their involvement highlights the significance of arts in fostering creativity and community engagement among teens.
Washington voters will decide in November whether to allow the state to invest WA Cares Fund payroll taxes in the stock market. Supporters argue this will yield higher returns, while opponents claim it risks taxpayer dollars. The proposal, Senate Joint Resolution 8201, seeks to amend the state constitution to include the Long-Term Services and Supports Trust account in exempt investment funds.
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County will host seven events to commemorate the 238th anniversary of the Constitution from September 14 to 19. Participants will read the Constitution and the Bill of Rights, with free pocket copies available. League president Lisa Utter encourages community involvement in defending U.S. democracy.
Lynnwood's Fair on 44th attracted thousands despite rainy weather, celebrating its seventh year as the city's largest community event. The fair featured over 100 vendors, live performances, and health resources, fostering connections among residents and local organizations. Attendees engaged with first responders and learned about city developments, highlighting the fair's role in community engagement.
Bellingham defeated Lynnwood 19-7 in high school football on September 5, with Lynnwood's Noah Peterson scoring on a 60-yard fumble recovery. Mountlake Terrace achieved a dominant 45-0 victory over Cascade, while Edmonds-Woodway routed Lindbergh 51-6. Meadowdale edged Kamiak 22-19 in a closely contested match.
Lynnwood Library hosts a Lego brick building event on September 5, 2025, starting at 8:57 PM local time. The event encourages creativity and family bonding through building activities. Participants can enjoy a fun evening of Lego construction with fellow enthusiasts.
Meadowdale Mavericks defeated Kamiak Knights 22-19 in a thrilling opening night football game on September 5, 2025. Quarterback Ki Gamble connected with Kealoha Kepo’o-Sebate for a game-winning 78-yard touchdown pass in the closing seconds. The game featured dramatic lead changes, showcasing both teams' resilience and skill.
Lynnwood residents can express their opinions on overturning a cannabis sales ban during public hearings on Sept. 8. The City Council will also consider annexing the former Alderwood Middle School property, with votes scheduled for Sept. 8 and Sept. 22, respectively.
Snohomish County Council Chair Nate Nehring and Vice Chair Megan Dunn launched a campaign aimed at making the county a more family-friendly environment. The initiative includes events like Family Day at the County Courthouse and sponsorship of the Kayak Point Arts Fest to foster community connections. Additionally, the county plans to create internship opportunities for students and a lending library for employees' families.
The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce hosted its second community service and leadership awards gala, honoring local leaders and organizations. Keynote speaker Simon Ussery shared his personal journey of growth through the Alderwood Boys & Girls Club. Various awards recognized outstanding contributions, including Alderwood Mall's Anna Wilson, who received the Volunteer Award.