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Edmonds-Woodway secured a commanding 4-0 victory against Mountlake Terrace in boys soccer, with Alex Plumis scoring twice. Meadowdale's softball team dominated Lynnwood 22-5, while Shorewood defeated Mountlake Terrace 7-0 in girls tennis. Several teams, including Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace, prepare for upcoming matches on April 22.
The Mountlake Terrace Jazz 1 ensemble will perform at the Nile Shrine Center Ballroom on April 27 to raise funds for their upcoming competition in New York. This concert showcases the talent of local jazz musicians as they prepare for the Essentially Ellington Competition starting May 6.
The Washington state Senate approved a $12 billion tax package aimed at addressing a multibillion-dollar budget shortfall. The legislation includes measures to expand capital gains tax and increase taxes on large corporations, generating an estimated $3.2 billion in the next two-year budget. Governor Bob Ferguson's support remains uncertain as he previously labeled the package "unsustainable."
The article provides an update from Teresa Wippel, the founder of the My Neighborhood News Network, highlighting the organization's significant growth in budget and staffing over two years. It emphasizes the importance of community support through donations and sponsorships to ensure continued local news coverage. The piece also discusses plans for a $5 million endowment fund to secure the organization's future.
Economic Alliance Snohomish County, in collaboration with local economic organizations, will host a free webinar on April 29, focusing on the potential impacts of new U.S. tariffs on Washington businesses. The event aims to provide insights from industry experts on navigating these changes and mitigating risks. Participants will have the opportunity to engage in discussions with speakers from various relevant sectors.
Shots were fired at a Community Transit Swift bus on Highway 99 in Lynnwood late Friday night, but fortunately, no injuries occurred. The incident involved two suspects who displayed gang signs before shooting at the bus, prompting police to seek additional witnesses. An intoxicated man found unresponsive on the bus was not shot and was taken to the hospital for treatment.
The Lynnwood City Council is set to discuss lifting its ban on retail cannabis sales during the upcoming meeting on April 21, 2024. Council President Nick Coelho has expressed support for removing the ban to aid local businesses. The council will also review recommendations from the Planning Commission regarding zoning laws and updates to the city's Unified Development Code.
A-Game Plumbing and Heating offers essential advice for homeowners to maintain their plumbing systems effectively and prevent costly repairs. Key recommendations include routine inspections for leaks, proper drain maintenance, monitoring water pressure, and regular water heater flushing. These proactive measures can save homeowners from significant inconvenience and expenses.
The Alderwood Garden Club is celebrating its 100th anniversary with an annual plant sale on April 26, 2025, at the Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood. The sale features a variety of locally sourced plants and gardening supplies, with proceeds benefiting a horticulture scholarship and community projects. Club member Suzy Chandler emphasizes the importance of quality and sustainable gardening practices in their offerings.
Clothes For Kids will host its annual Lives We Transform Auction on April 26 at the Embassy Suites in Lynnwood. The event aims to raise funds to provide essential school wardrobes for students in need, featuring both silent and live auctions, a shoe drive raffle, and impactful stories from beneficiaries. This nonprofit organization, founded in 1984, has been serving low-income families in Snohomish County by ensuring children can attend school prepared and confident.