Latest News in Lynnwood, WA

High school sports roundup for April 17, 2025

A recent high school sports roundup highlights significant softball and baseball games involving local teams, including Edmonds-Woodway, Archbishop Murphy, Shorewood, and Stanwood. The article details player performances, pitching statistics, and upcoming match schedules, showcasing the competitive spirit of high school athletics in the region. With notable wins and losses, the roundup provides a comprehensive overview of the current standings and future fixtures.

My Neighborhood News Network Partners with Se Habla Media for Spanish-Language Content

The My Neighborhood News Network has collaborated with Se Habla Media, a Lynnwood-based organization, to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This partnership aims to enhance accessibility to Spanish-language content for the community. For more details about Se Habla Media, readers are encouraged to refer to the accompanying story.

Spring Fling Inclusive Dance Party for teens and adults April 19 in Edmonds

The Spring Fling – An Inclusive Dance Party is set for April 19 in Edmonds, offering a joyful evening for teens and adults of all abilities. This free event encourages family participation and includes a variety of snacks catering to dietary restrictions. RSVPs are required, with a suggested donation to support the initiative.

Lynnwood police investigate attempted abduction on public trail

Lynnwood police are investigating an attempted abduction that occurred on a public trail when a man allegedly grabbed a boy's wrist. The incident, involving three boys riding their bikes behind the Lynnwood Golf Course, has prompted authorities to enhance patrols in the area. The police are urging the public to remain vigilant and report any suspicious activity.

Ocean Annie Crawley to headline Earth Day celebration at Edmonds Waterfront Center April 22

Annie Crawley, an acclaimed filmmaker and ocean advocate, will keynote an Earth Day Celebration on April 22 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. The event promises a multimedia presentation highlighting Earth Day's significance and nature's resilience, along with various local environmental organizations offering resources for community involvement.

Lynnwood Police Blotter April 6-12, 2025

The Lynnwood Police Blotter for April 6-12, 2025, details a series of incidents, including multiple thefts, warrant arrests, and domestic violence cases. The report provides a snapshot of crime and law enforcement activities within the Lynnwood area, highlighting specific locations and the nature of each incident. This information serves as a crucial resource for community awareness and safety.

Washington takes historic step toward full funding for special education

Washington lawmakers are poised to eliminate a cap on special education funding, a move hailed as historic by advocates. The House's unanimous vote on Senate Bill 5263 aims to fully fund special education across the state's public schools, addressing financial strains faced by districts. This legislation is expected to distribute an additional $870 million over the next two budget cycles.

City of Lynnwood invites residents to take community survey

The City of Lynnwood has launched a resident survey aimed at gathering input on government services and assessing the community's quality of life. This initiative, part of the upcoming strategic plan, invites residents to share their opinions on various aspects of livability. The survey is available exclusively to Lynnwood residents and will close on May 1.

South County Fire outreach manager named national Fire Life Safety Educator of the Year

Shawneri Guzman, Community Outreach Manager for South County Fire, has been awarded the NFPA’s Fire and Life Safety Educator of the Year. Recognized for her innovative approach to community safety education, Guzman has dedicated 25 years to teaching various life safety courses and has received multiple accolades for her efforts. The award includes a $1,000 stipend and formal recognition at the NFPA Conference and Expo in June.

Rep. Rick Larsen hosts roundtable meeting about transportation funding, visits Scriber Creek Trail

U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen convened local officials for a roundtable discussion at Lynnwood City Hall to address surface transportation projects and the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law. The law, signed by President Biden, allocates substantial funding for transportation improvements, with over 66,000 projects initiated nationwide since its enactment. Officials voiced their challenges in securing funds for essential infrastructure projects and future planning.