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The Lynnwood City Council will review a proposed 53% property tax increase during a work session on November 17, as part of discussions on the 2025-2026 biennial budget. This significant increase aims to address financial challenges faced by the city.
Cottage food businesses in Edmonds, including The Cottage Bakery, are gearing up for the holiday season. These licensed operations allow residents to sell homemade baked goods, offering a variety of treats for the community. Notable businesses like Miss Semi Sweet and Cakes by Frosted provide local options for holiday shopping.
The Floretum Garden Club invites applications for educational gardening grants worth up to $1,000 for schools in the Edmonds School District for the 2025-2026 school year. These grants support projects that enhance gardening education in local schools.
Washington state Senator Noel Frame leads the charge on tax policy for Democrats as they face a significant budget shortfall. She advocates for higher taxes on wealthy individuals and corporations to alleviate financial burdens on low-income households. With a potential wealth tax and income tax on the table, Frame emphasizes the need for strategic planning and community support.
The Snohomish County Health Department confirmed a case of E. coli linked to Twin Sisters Creamery cheese, part of a cluster of at least 10 cases in Washington and Oregon. The investigation involves local and federal health agencies, with a recall issued for specific cheese varieties. Consumers are advised to discard affected products and seek medical attention for severe symptoms.
Edmonds School District launched Young Elders Rising, a support program for Indigenous K-12 students, on the first and third Saturdays of each month. The initiative aims to enhance education, mentorship, and cultural connection for Indigenous youth.
T&T Supermarket opened its second U.S. location in Lynnwood on Thursday, attracting hundreds of attendees. The grand opening featured a fire dance and remarks from local officials, highlighting the store's diverse offerings, including groceries, a food court, and baked goods.
St. Thomas More Parish will host a Holiday Festival on November 15-16 and a Young Friendsgiving on November 19. The events cater to the local community, emphasizing education and homeschooling. The venue is located in Lynnwood, Washington.
The relocation of Marcus Whitman's statue from the Washington state Capitol faces challenges due to concerns over placement and preservation. State officials are considering multiple options, including moving it to a location outside the Senate cafeteria, but structural assessments may delay the decision. The timeline is pressing as statues of Billy Frank Jr. are set for completion by May 2026.
The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society offers free genealogy sessions on Nov. 22 at the Humble House Library in Lynnwood. Attendees can receive personalized assistance from experienced researcher Margaret Summitt to help overcome family history research challenges.