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George Brennan, vice president of Propeller Airports, will discuss the impact of Paine Field's terminal expansion on Lynnwood's economy and infrastructure at a Chamber of Commerce luncheon on August 22. The event will take place at Embassy Suites, with early registration available until August 15.
Snohomish County seeks public input on a new playground design for Martha Lake Airport Park through a survey from August 13 to 25. The $550,000 renovation aims to replace outdated equipment installed in 2008, which has surpassed its 15-year lifespan.
Four local Rotary Clubs broke ground on a new playground at the Lynnwood Neighborhood Center, raising $24,000 for the project. The playground will support early learning programs and the Boys & Girls Club, fostering play and social skills among youth.
Lynnwood City Council proposed budget cuts to address a $10.7 million deficit, with Finance Director Michelle Meyer outlining potential reductions across departments. Councilmembers suggested various cost-saving measures, including travel and training cuts, while emphasizing the need to preserve essential public services.
Lynnwood residents are invited to learn about city governance through Lynnwood University. The program aims to educate citizens on local government operations and encourage community involvement. Participants can expect to gain valuable insights into the workings of their city.
WSDOT plans a weekend closure of northbound I-5 starting at 11:59 p.m. on Aug. 15 to restore the freeway to four lanes. All lanes will reopen by 5 a.m. on Aug. 18, and drivers will need to use express lanes during this time.
Ken Jennings, host of Jeopardy!, engaged an audience of 300 in Lake Forest Park with trivia questions, including one linking King Hamlet and Donald Trump through ear injuries. He also promoted his new book, *The Complete Kennections*, which features 5,000 trivia questions with hidden connections. During the event, Jennings reflected on his late predecessor Alex Trebek's impact and mentioned the longevity of the show's announcer Johnny Gilbert.
Lynnwood University offers a free, five-week course starting September 11, aimed at educating residents about local government operations. Participants will engage with city officials through presentations, demonstrations, and tours to enhance their understanding of city services and projects.
Edmonds College faculty Ashley Pickard and Alicia Valentino lead archaeological digs in Mukilteo's Japanese Gulch, uncovering the history of a Japanese immigrant community from the early 20th century. Their recent excavation involved 20 students and aimed to pinpoint the location of former residences. Findings from these digs will be analyzed and showcased in a public exhibition in 2026.
Scotty’s Food Truck will operate from 3:30-7:30 p.m. on August 14-16 at Calvary Church's parking lot in Edmonds. The menu features items such as Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Fish Tacos. Customers are encouraged to call ahead at 206-795-1615 to avoid waiting.