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Sound Transit offers special Sounder train service for this weekend's Mariners and Seahawks games at Lumen Field. The service includes additional trains on Saturday and Sunday, with parking expected to be limited. Fans can check the online schedule for train times and travel options.
Isabel Mata is challenging Ki Seungo Cho for Lynnwood City Council Position 2, previously held by Patrick Decker. Mata emphasizes safety, care, and inclusion in her campaign, advocating for accessible local government and community engagement.
Edmonds-Woodway secured victories over Meadowdale in volleyball and girls soccer, winning both matches 3-1. In cross country, Glacier Peak led the boys' team competition while Meadowdale finished third.
The Trump administration canceled funding for the Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub and over 200 clean energy projects in Democratic-led states, citing economic viability concerns. Democratic leaders condemned the move as politically motivated and illegal, pledging to challenge the decision. The canceled projects included initiatives aimed at producing zero-emissions hydrogen fuel and upgrading power transmission lines.
Bill Moore, founder of a golf equipment donation program for veterans, has passed leadership to Craig Nelson. Located at the American Lake Veterans Golf Course, the initiative helps veterans rehabilitate through golf and encourages donations of unused golf gear. Contributions, whether equipment or monetary, support veterans' recovery and engagement in their favorite sport.
Mountlake Terrace shut out Shorecrest 29-0, rushing for 325 yards and improving their record to 4-0. The Hawks have outscored opponents 161-6 this season, showcasing a strong start. Meadowdale also won against Edmonds-Woodway, ending with a score of 34-31.
Washington's new sales tax on services takes effect Wednesday, projected to generate $3.6 billion over two years for the state budget. Comcast is suing to challenge the legality of the tax on advertising services, which could impact the expected $475 million in revenue.
Sno-King International Folk Dance Club hosts weekly dance events on Wednesdays from 7-9 p.m. at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood. October features beginner classes, themed parties, and special dance lessons, including a Halloween costume party on Oct. 29. Donations are $8, with the first visit free.
Northwest Girlchoir invites students in grades 1-6 to attend free choir rehearsals on October 13 and 14. The choirs offer both non-auditioned and auditioned options, with parents encouraged to participate in a Family Room during sessions. For more details and to sign up, visit the choir's website.
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.