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Lynnwood's Sandlot Cinema film series returns to Lynndale Park on August 7, featuring outdoor screenings of family-friendly movies. The series begins at 7 p.m. with activities, followed by the movie at dusk.
The Latino Educational Training Institute hosted its annual Latino Expo at Edmonds College, emphasizing unity amid political tensions. Founder Rosario Reyes described the event as a safe space for families to enjoy Latino culture and cuisine. Local organizations including the City of Lynnwood and Molina Healthcare supported the expo.
Neighbors in Lynnwood's Hillwood Park celebrated the annual Loopalooza block party with a 1980s-themed event featuring live music. The gathering, organized by residents along 67th Avenue West, included potluck dishes and community bonding.
The Lynnwood City Council will vote on new rules and procedures while addressing a $9.4 million budget deficit during its meeting on July 28. The mayor aims to reduce city expenses by 13% due to revenue shortfalls, including a $5.2 million deficit through the second quarter of 2025.
Washington state will implement 333 new laws on July 27, including a controversial requirement for religious leaders to report child abuse, despite a federal court ruling blocking this for confessions. The new legislation also includes $100 million in police funding and relaxed parking requirements for new housing.
The Asian Service Center will host its second annual Dragon Boat Festival on August 1 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. The event celebrates Asian heritage with activities including dragon boat displays, cultural performances, and a documentary screening. The festival aims to foster community engagement and cultural education.
A new Washington law will protect residents from medical debt appearing on their credit reports, improving credit scores by an average of 20 points. The law, signed by Governor Inslee, also prohibits unauthorized fees and excessive contact by debt collectors.
Red Cross volunteers are urgently needed to respond to local disasters, including home fires, across the Northwest Region. With an increased risk of wildfires this season, the organization seeks Disaster Response Team volunteers to assist with feeding, shelter, and logistics. Various volunteer roles are available, accommodating different schedules and skill sets.
Lynnwood Today reports that Se Habla Media partnered with the My Neighborhood News Network to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, now featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking residents in Lynnwood.
Edmonds police investigate the theft of a South County Fire Ford F-150, which was stolen during a residential fire investigation. The vehicle was recovered shortly afterward in Shoreline with minor damage, and no injuries were reported. The fire department is exploring ways to enhance vehicle security following this incident.