Womans death at Lynnwood hotel ruled a suicide

LYNNWOOD — The death of a woman who fell four stories from a hotel room window in Lynnwood last week has been ruled a suicide.

The woman was 43 and from Brier.

Her death was reported about 6 a.m. Friday at a hotel along 196th Street SW.

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Kayak Point trails were built out this year by groups from Denney Juvenile Justice Center.

Plastic that was supposed to be noncombustable was sitting next to a hot lightbulb.

State traffic law defines them as pedestrians, and yet they are often in the middle of the street.

Two men in their 20s had encountered snow and waited two nights for a helicopter rescue.

The organization’s founder used to live and do drugs in the same woods.

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The city expects to enter a contract with HopeWorks, an affiliate of Housing Hope.

Then, witnesses said they had heard the man and an alleged accomplice talking about a robbery.