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Snohomish County Parks and Recreation has identified two potential sites for future mountain bike parks: O’Reilly Acres near Granite Falls and Three Lakes Hill north of Monroe. The initiative, driven by community feedback and a feasibility study, aims to create a premier mountain biking destination that caters to all skill levels while fostering community engagement through events and gatherings.
The Monroe community is invited to join the Sky Performing Arts (SPA) Improv Team for free workshops every Wednesday night, aimed at enhancing improvisational skills and fostering creativity. Led by Spencer Langston and Caleb Ponce, the sessions emphasize collaboration and quick thinking, ultimately preparing the group to open for SPA's upcoming production of "Puss 'N Boots" on May 9. Participants can engage without prior experience, making it a welcoming space for all.
Snohomish County Public Works has announced that Red Bridge 537 will undergo preventive maintenance and receive a new coat of Insignia Red paint starting in June 2025. The bridge, originally built in 1954, has a history of color changes and will be restored to reflect its historical significance. Residents and visitors to the nearby Red Bridge Campground should expect minor construction disruptions during the maintenance period.
Hope ‘N Wellness, a resource center for the homeless in Everett, may relocate to Our Lady of Hope Church, alleviating pressure from the city to vacate its current space. The center's operator, Jasmine Donahue, indicated that the church's Hensen Hall could host their services once a week, providing a more stable environment for their clients.
Snohomish County Public Works is set to undertake repairs and repaint the Red Bridge 537, ensuring its continued safety and functionality. The project will involve single lane closures, but minimal delays are expected for motorists. Residents can stay updated by visiting the county's official website for construction information.
Frontier Airlines is set to launch direct flights from Paine Field Airport to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix starting in June, enhancing local travel options. This new partnership is expected to ease regional travel demand and improve access for travelers in the Puget Sound area. Key local officials, including the Port of Seattle's Communications Director, have expressed support for this development, highlighting its potential economic benefits.
Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced the arrival of Frontier Airlines at Paine Field Airport, providing direct flights to Denver, Las Vegas, and Phoenix starting June 2, 2025. This addition increases the number of direct destinations accessible from Paine Field to ten, enhancing travel convenience for local residents. The partnership is expected to generate economic growth and job opportunities in the region.
Frontier Airlines is set to launch flights from Paine Field starting June 2, connecting travelers to Denver, Phoenix, and Las Vegas at ultra-low fares beginning at $29. This expansion marks the introduction of a second airline at Paine Field, enhancing regional connectivity and alleviating congestion at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport. The announcement was made by Brett Smith, CEO of Propeller Airports, emphasizing the significance of this new service for local passengers.
The Snohomish County CASA Program collaborated with the Rotary Club of Edmonds and Edmonds Bookshop to enhance children's literacy during Black History Month by providing a selection of books focused on Black history and culture. This initiative emphasizes the importance of representation in literature for children and aims to foster meaningful connections through shared reading experiences. Notably, the books will also be available at the new CASA Wonder Room and Connections Center starting March 3, 2025.
The upcoming event on February 27, 2025, will highlight the importance of children's literacy in Snohomish, Washington, through the efforts of Massachusetts Court Appointed Special Advocates. This initiative emphasizes volunteering and community involvement, particularly during Black History Month, showcasing the collective commitment to early childhood education. The event is poised to engage local advocates and raise awareness about literacy challenges faced by children.