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The Stream of Dreams program at Meadowdale Elementary in Lynnwood introduces students to the wonders of local wildlife through vibrant art. This initiative, which involves painting gates with images of salmon, orca, sturgeon, and other creatures, aims to educate and inspire young minds about environmental conservation.
The Lake Stevens Film Festival will host its third annual event featuring 25 short films, a feature-length documentary, and an animated block curated by the Children’s Film Festival Seattle. The festival will take place over two days, with free admission on Saturday and a $20 fee on Sunday. Local graduate Chris Pratt has contributed a special video for the festival.
Addele Wells, a 58-year-old Shoreline woman, was convicted of vehicular homicide and vehicular assault in connection with a crash on Highway 522 that resulted in the death of 24-year-old Megan Barney in 2020. Witnesses reported Wells's erratic driving before the crash. She faces a potential sentence of nearly 10½ years in prison, with sentencing set for October 24.
Parents in the Marysville School District are frustrated after the district paused swimming trips for students with disabilities due to safety concerns. They argue that these trips are essential for emotional regulation and social skills, and are calling for better communication from the district, which has a history of inadequate support for special education families.
The Edmonds Author & Speaker Series will feature Cassandra Overby on September 26, where she will discuss her book "Home Base Hiking Europe." Overby, a travel expert, will share her insights on unique European hiking destinations that allow for comfortable base locations while exploring scenic trails. The event will take place at the Edmonds Waterfront Center and will accommodate guests with hearing impairments.
Major closures are scheduled for several key roadways, including SR 520, northbound I-405, southbound SR 167, and I-5 from September 27-30, 2024, as part of significant transportation projects in the Lynnwood area. These closures are expected to impact local traffic, so drivers are advised to plan ahead and consider alternative routes.
A statewide emphasis patrol named 'One More Stop' will take place on September 28 to honor fallen Washington State Patrol Trooper Christopher Gadd, who was killed by an impaired driver. The initiative aims to raise awareness about impaired driving and promote safer road conditions in Washington.
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Edmonds College has been awarded the DEWALT Grow the Trades Grant, aimed at enhancing its Construction pre-Apprenticeship Program at the Advanced Manufacturing Skills Center. This grant reflects DEWALT's commitment to supporting workforce development in the trades, particularly in the Lynnwood area.