“Charlie Brown”
Northwest Community Church presents “A Charlie Brown Christmas,” a stage adaptation of the television special, at 7 p.m. Friday.
The church is at 11715 North Creek Parkway S, Suite 110, Bothell. Free. For more information, www.northwest.org.
Code changes in Lynnwood: The city of Lynnwood has decided to allow mother-in-law apartments in certain areas. The council voted unanimously Dec. 12, after a public hearing.
The new rules are designed for those who would like to have a detached living space for their parents or grown children, documents show. The dwellings cannot have more than two bedrooms, among many other requirements.
The city of Everett is considering a similar change in rules. That discussion continues before the planning commission with a public hearing set for Jan. 3.
Need an ambulance?: The Oso Fire Department is selling a 1999 ambulance as surplus. Bids from the public are accepted in writing until Jan. 10.
The ambulance is painted red. It has 170,000 miles and no warranty. For more information, go to www.facebook.com/OsoFireDepartment.
Merger talks continue: SNOPAC and SNOCOM, the two primary 911 centers in Snohomish County, continue to discuss a merger.
Another meeting is scheduled for next month. However, a decision isn’t expected until later in 2017.
SNOPAC is based in Everett and SNOCOM in Mountlake Terrace.
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