Latest News in Lynnwood, WA

Lynnwood Municipal Court Administrator Paulette Revoir announces retirement

Paulette Revoir, court administrator for Lynnwood Municipal Court, will retire in June 2025 after over 30 years in Washington’s court system. Known for her leadership and commitment to justice, she has led significant advancements in court operations and access to justice, including during the COVID-19 pandemic. Her contributions have earned her recognition statewide, including a Lifetime Achievement Award from the District and Municipal Court Management Association.

Jabs, hooks and high fives Title Boxing Club holds soft-punch opening in Lynnwood

Title Boxing Club launched its first boxing fitness class in Lynnwood on Tuesday, attracting nearly 20 participants. Owner Andrew R. Brown aims to serve an underserved community, while Coach Nathalie Ariadne emphasizes building confidence through boxing.

Lynnwood Police Blotter June 1-7, 2025

Lynnwood police reported multiple incidents from June 1-4, including theft, assault, and DUI arrests. Notably, a robbery occurred at the mall, and authorities recovered several stolen vehicles. The data highlights ongoing concerns about crime in the area.

Letter to the editor County councils decision to reduce wetlands buffer puts wildlife at risk

Snohomish County Council voted 3-2 to reduce wetlands buffer from 100 to 50 feet, citing a need for housing amid a projected population increase of 100,000. Critics argue this decision threatens wildlife habitats essential for various species, undermining environmental protections.

Washington governor wants agencies to look for deeper cuts

Washington Governor Bob Ferguson instructs state agencies to implement deeper budget cuts amid a challenging financial outlook. A memo from the Office of Financial Management emphasizes that only critical funding requests will be considered as the state faces increasing caseloads and uncertain economic conditions.

Rep. Lauren Davis to speak at Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce June 18

State Representative Lauren Davis will address the Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce luncheon on June 18, aiming to educate local businesses on engaging with lawmakers. Known for her advocacy in addiction treatment and suicide prevention, Davis currently serves as Strategy Director of the Washington Recovery Alliance. Admission for the event is $38 for members and $43 for nonmembers.

Edmonds Block Party announces 2025 music lineup for inaugural event at Civic Center Playfield - Lynnwood Today

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce unveiled the music lineup for the inaugural Edmonds Block Party, set for August 8-9 at Civic Center Playfield. This event aims to celebrate local music and community spirit while attracting visitors to the area.

Washingtons Supreme Court slashes public defender caseload limits

The Washington Supreme Court reduced public defender caseload limits to address a crisis in the state's public defense system. Effective January 1, 2026, defenders will handle a maximum of 47 felony or 120 misdemeanor cases annually, down from 150 and 400, respectively. This decision highlights the ongoing struggles of the public defense system, exacerbated by funding shortages and a lack of available lawyers.

Edmonds Arts Festival Gallery Arts announces 2025 award winners

The Edmonds Arts Festival announced its Gallery Arts award winners, distributing over $10,000 in prizes to regional artists during the event held June 13-15. Jurors recognized exceptional works in categories including painting, mixed media, drawings, and sculpture, highlighting the diversity and creativity of local talent.

Run for Their Lives project for hostage release starts June 15

Residents can participate in the “Run for Their Lives” event on June 15 to raise awareness for hostages in Gaza. The event welcomes all abilities and will occur weekly until the hostages return. Registration for the Edmonds/Lynnwood group is required, with additional details provided upon sign-up.