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Light rail inspires a big planned development in Lynnwood

“Herald Headlines”: Reporter Joey Thompson discusses the proposed Northline Village.

“Herald Headlines” for Nov. 22, 2019: Executive Editor Phillip O’Connor interviews reporter Joey Thompson about the planned Northline Village development in Lynnwood.

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