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The Lynnwood Library will host the Washington State Department of Social Health and Services’ mobile outreach van on September 18, providing residents with access to crucial resources like EBT services and child care assistance. This initiative aims to connect individuals with services they may not easily access otherwise, facilitating same-day eligibility determinations and language interpretation services.
Just Between Friends hosts a pop-up sale at the Lynnwood Event Center from September 10 to 13, offering children's items at discounts of 50% to 90%. Parents are encouraged to leave children at home for the event, which features clothing, toys, and strollers. Early access tickets vary in price, while opening day and public shopping offer free online tickets or a $3 admission at the door.
Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and a bipartisan coalition of attorneys general urge tech companies to block deepfake pornography, which predominantly targets women and girls. Their letters to major payment platforms and search engines emphasize the need for stricter policies to combat the proliferation of harmful content. The Washington Legislature recently enacted a law criminalizing malicious deepfakes, marking a significant step in addressing this issue.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office emphasizes fire safety for older adults, who are 2.6 times more likely to die in a fire compared to younger populations. The initiative aims to raise awareness and encourage preventive measures among seniors in Washington.
The demand for backyard home offices is rising as remote work becomes the norm. Custom sheds offer a practical solution for individuals seeking dedicated workspace outside their homes. Investing in a shed can enhance productivity and provide a serene work environment.
Edmonds School District students in grades 1-12 return to class on September 3, with kindergarteners starting on September 8. Families should apply for meal benefits annually and check the district's calendar for key school dates and bus route information. Budget cuts will prevent the printing of wall calendars this year.
The 2025 prep football season begins with four teams from the Edmonds School District playing on September 5. The Mountlake Terrace Hawks aim to build on their recent winning seasons, while the Meadowdale Mavericks seek to improve after a difficult past few years. Both teams feature key players and new coaching strategies as they prepare for their season openers.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) allows tip income to be tax-free, but its implementation raises questions about specific details. Clarity on these provisions is necessary for both businesses and employees.
Lynnwood Parks and Recreation opens registration for fall classes featuring new offerings, including Pre Ballet and Mini Ninja Warrior for preschoolers. Youth can participate in various activities such as Chess Club and Guitar for Youth, while adults can enroll in Beginner Guitar and Social Dance classes.
Edmonds Center for the Arts will host a free Dementia-Inclusive Series starting October 8, 2025, aimed at individuals with early-stage memory loss and their caregivers. The six-part series runs monthly until March 18, 2026, in the center's accessible lobby space.