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Edmonds College will host the National Center for Atmospheric Research’s traveling exhibit “Resilient Earth, Resilient Communities” from Nov. 17 to Jan. 31. The exhibit focuses on climate change and weather impacts, featuring art and poetry from students and providing interactive activities for visitors. Admission is free, and groups can schedule guided tours.
Voters approved a measure allowing Washington state to invest payroll taxes collected for the WA Cares long-term care program in the stock market. This decision aims to enhance the program's financial sustainability and maximize returns for beneficiaries.
Lynnwood City Councilmember George Hurst leads incumbent Mayor Christine Frizzell in early election returns, securing 51.48% of the votes. In other council races, incumbent Derica Escamilla is ahead in Position 1, while Isabel Mata and Bryce Owings are leading in Positions 2 and 3, respectively.
Lynnwood paused its Flock license plate reader cameras after a University of Washington study revealed that external agencies accessed its data for immigration-related purposes. Police Chief Cole Langdon announced the suspension to reassess the program and address public concerns over privacy. The cameras, initially intended for crime-solving, faced backlash amid fears of surveillance and misuse.
Fundraising experts will provide insights at Verdant's 4th annual networking event on November 5, 2025. The event aims to enhance donation strategies and connect professionals in the field. Attendees can expect valuable tips from industry leaders.
The City of Lynnwood will hold its annual Veterans Day ceremony on November 11 from 11 a.m. to noon at Veterans Park. The event, organized in partnership with the local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post 1040, is free and open to all residents.
Lynnwood residents can participate in a workshop on November 6 to help design improvements for Rowe Park, which has remained undeveloped since its purchase in 2000. Proposed enhancements include a play area and wildlife habitat, with a total project cost estimated at $4 million. Feedback from the workshop will inform the project's master plan and funding.
Support 7 will host the 5th annual Understanding Traumatic Grief Conference on November 13, focusing on the theme "After the Overdose." The event aims to address the grief experienced by those affected by overdose deaths, providing education and support for first responders and community members. Tickets are priced at $65 for in-person attendance and $35 for virtual participation.
The Community Transit Board of Directors will hold a public hearing and board meeting on November 6 at 3 p.m. The agenda includes updates on commuter services and a contract for janitorial services.
The Lynnwood Public Facilities District Board will convene at 10:30 a.m. on November 4 at the Lynnwood Event Center, with an option to join via Zoom. The agenda includes budget presentations and financial reports, providing crucial insights into the district's operations.