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Women Rock Day in Edmonds on January 3 celebrates female trailblazers in the music industry with live performances and a panel discussion featuring notable figures from the Northwest music scene. Hosted by Musicology Co. and Edmonds Live Music, this free community event honors Aretha Franklin, the first woman inducted into the Rock & Roll Hall of Fame in 1987.
The Northwest Civic Circle has finalized participants for its 2025 Legislative Preview event on January 8, featuring local legislators discussing the upcoming Washington State Legislature session. Tickets are available for $20, and the event aims to educate residents about the connections between local and state legislative processes.
Seniors often face the 'winter blues,' leading to sadness and loneliness during colder months. Homage Senior Services offers practical tips and free mental health services in Snohomish County to help older adults cope with these challenges, emphasizing the importance of social engagement and support.
Bud's Garage in Everett has been named the top cannabis store in the 2023 Best of Snohomish County Awards, as voted by readers of The Daily Herald. Remedy Tulalip in Marysville and Cannablyss in Lake Stevens also received recognition. Voting for the 2024 awards is now open, encouraging locals to support their favorite businesses.
The article emphasizes the critical role of local journalism, particularly The Herald's impact in Snohomish County over the past 120 years. It discusses the challenges faced by the paper's journalists in negotiating a fair union contract and calls for Congressional support to strengthen local newsrooms, highlighting a significant decline in newsroom employment.
The Seattle Seahawks suffered a 27-24 defeat against the Minnesota Vikings, jeopardizing their playoff chances. With missed opportunities and key penalties, the Seahawks now need to win their last two games and hope for help from other teams to secure a postseason spot.
The State Fire Marshal's Office shares vital pet fire safety tips to help prevent accidental home fires, which occur approximately 750 times a year due to pets interacting with household items. The article stresses the importance of keeping pets away from cooking equipment, candles, and electrical cords to ensure the safety of both pets and homeowners.
The City of Lynnwood is hosting an e-waste and styrofoam collection event on January 4, 2025, from 10 a.m. to noon at the Lynnwood Operations and Maintenance Center. Residents can safely dispose of clean styrofoam and various electronic devices, while large appliances and CRT monitors will not be accepted. This initiative promotes environmentally responsible waste disposal within the community.
Mukilteo City Council's strategic retreat has established priorities for 2024, focusing on enhancing diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) through community committees. The DEI Commission, which has been instrumental in providing valuable services, faced initial budget cuts but successfully secured funding for 2025 and 2026.
Lake Stevens girls basketball achieved a thrilling 71-63 victory over Glacier Peak, highlighted by standout performances from Keira Isabelle Tupua with 29 points and Brynna Pukis with 31 points. The game showcased the Vikings' resilience and teamwork amidst dynamic scoring and momentum shifts.