Your trusted source for local Lynnwood, WA news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
A memorial service for Gay Lynne Nixon, a beloved teacher from the Edmonds School District, is scheduled for Sunday, March 2, at the Swedish Club in Seattle. The gathering will honor her contributions to education and the community, offering a chance for friends, family, and former students to pay their respects.
Alderwood Mall's play area will be closed from October 14 to October 31 for construction work. This closure is part of an upgrade to the facility, with a new Tot Lot Play Area expected to open in November, providing enhanced recreational options for families.
The Alderwood Mall's play area will be closed from October 14 to 31 for construction, as part of plans to enhance the space for children. A new Tot Lot Play Area is set to open in November, promising improved facilities for families visiting the mall.
The Alderwood Mall's play area will be closed for construction from October 14 to 31, 2013, as part of renovations to introduce a new Tot Lot Play Area. This closure is significant for families who frequently use the space for children's activities. The new play area is anticipated to open in November.
Arlington has allocated $33,819 to Pennon Construction Co. for an office expansion at Arlington Airport, alongside $3,750 for the Stillaguamish Senior Center's wellness program. This budget watch highlights local government spending priorities and community support initiatives.
A 911 call about an erratically driven vehicle in Lynnwood led to the recovery of a stolen car and the arrest of four suspects, highlighting the importance of community vigilance in reporting suspicious activities.
The 'cash for clunkers' program allows residents to trade in their old, fuel-inefficient vehicles for up to $4,500 towards more eco-friendly options, promoting sustainability. The article also highlights a $10,000 grant to Little Red School House for early intervention services for homeless children and recognizes Rose Mitcham for her achievements in fiber arts at a national event.
Washington state has launched E-Cycle Washington, a free program for residents to recycle e-waste like TVs, computers, monitors, and laptops. While some transfer stations in Snohomish County have stopped participating, many local locations still offer recycling services. The initiative has successfully recycled over 19 million pounds of e-waste statewide.
Parents in Edmonds are concerned about recent cuts to bus services for students at Martha Lake Elementary, which have raised safety issues for children walking to school. The elimination of bus services for those living within a mile of the school has forced families to seek alternative transportation solutions, including expensive before-school care.
Tonight's public meetings in Arlington, Lynnwood, Mukilteo, Island County, and Monroe will focus on local infrastructure and financial planning, including the improvement plan for Arlington's 172nd Street NE and the Highway 531 and Highway 9 intersection. Community engagement is encouraged.