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Lynnwood, Washington, is hosting a variety of summer events designed for families and community engagement. From outdoor music at Alderwood Mall to informative gatherings in local parks, there are numerous free or low-cost activities planned throughout the season.
Catch free outdoor movies this summer in Snohomish County, featuring popular films like 'Barbie' and 'Trolls.' Various parks will host screenings on designated nights, perfect for family and friends. Check local listings for specific showtimes and locations.
Edmonds City Council has temporarily funded an embedded social worker position in the police department after Compass Health canceled its program due to financial challenges. Approximately $60,000 has been allocated to sustain the social worker's role while the city explores long-term funding solutions to address behavioral health issues and homelessness in the community.
Lynnwood Today highlights the vibrant dining scene in Lynnwood, WA, inviting locals and visitors to explore its culinary offerings. The article emphasizes the diverse range of restaurants available, catering to various tastes and preferences. With its focus on local eateries, the piece contributes to the community's cultural and social fabric.
Holman, a New Jersey-based automotive group, is expanding in Washington by purchasing the land of the Lexus of Seattle dealership in Lynnwood for $19.8 million. This acquisition strengthens Holman's local presence, following its earlier purchase of Land Rover Lynnwood.
A 21-year-old man from Lynnwood, Viktor Pyshniuk, has been sentenced to seven days in jail for trespassing in a closed thermal area of Yellowstone National Park near the dangerous Steamboat Geyser. He also faces two years of unsupervised release, a two-year ban from the park, and $1,550 in fines, highlighting the dangers of wandering off designated paths in geothermal areas.
Lynnwood, Washington, will celebrate Juneteenth with its second annual Freedom Festival on June 19, 2024, at Cedar Valley Community School. The event features a health fair, local vendors, entertainment, and notable speakers, aiming to honor the significance of Juneteenth in American history. Admission is free and open to the public.
Local businesses in Everett are pushing for the re-establishment of a city Chamber of Commerce, which has been absent since 2011. At a recent City Council meeting, a proposal was made to allocate $500,000 in COVID-19 relief funding to launch the chamber, aimed at fostering economic growth and supporting local enterprises.
An impaired driver, Junior Melendez Chamorro, 45, has been charged with vehicular homicide after fatally running over a 1-year-old boy in Lynnwood. The incident took place on Beverly Park Road, and Chamorro's bail has been set at $500,000. Authorities suspect he was under the influence of drugs, including a depressant and cannabis.
Pride month in Snohomish County runs from June 1 to June 22, 2024, featuring a variety of family-friendly events, including parades, markets, and performances. Key highlights include a family picnic and parade in Snohomish and a celebration at Freedom Park in Stanwood. This guide offers essential information for community members to celebrate love and inclusivity.