The cause of the fire is under investigation. The building housed an intensive mental health support program for youth and families.
The consolidated code addresses recent state legislation and increases the number of housing units allowed on certain lots.
After more than 30 years in the state’s court system, Paulette Revoir will retire at the end of June.
The two-year operating budget allocates $15 million to crisis centers. Another bill would streamline Medicaid contract negotiations.
The City Council approved the new position last year to address the court’s rising caseload.
The auditor found a challenge to Josh Binda’s voter registration didn’t have enough evidence to prove he doesn’t live at his listed address.
The May 6 event at Lynnwood Civic Campus will feature city department resources, refreshments and prizes.
Position No. 4 is vacant after the City Council appointed former commissioner Robert Leutwyler last month.
Robert Leutwyler, a program manager at Amazon and US Army veteran, is set to be sworn in Monday.
After two failed appointments and seven candidates withdrawing, the council will meet Wednesday to appoint a new member.
Marty Vale’s ’91 Toyota has 301 pink flamingos and a Barbie party on the roof.
The council deliberated implementing background checks for the remaining candidates, but postponed a final decision to Monday.
The council discussed how to move forward in filling its vacancy after Jessica Roberts withdrew Thursday.
The idea for the Lynnwood crisis center began in 2021 after a 47-year-old died by suicide while in custody at Lynnwood Municipal Jail.
The City Council unanimously confirmed Jared Bond’s nomination Monday. He served as deputy director for four years.
Update
The council chose Jessica Roberts to fill the vacant seat Monday. The next day, the city called a Thursday meeting to consider reversing the decision.
Once considered outdated and uncool, the squeeze box is embraced by a new generation.
