Trinity Place resident Ricanna with her daughters Raven and Harlow, Lynnwood Mayor Nicola Smith, YWCA’s Mary Anne Dillon, and Rick Steves plant a Japanese snowbell at the property donated by Steves earlier this year. (Contributed photo)

Trinity Place resident Ricanna with her daughters Raven and Harlow, Lynnwood Mayor Nicola Smith, YWCA’s Mary Anne Dillon, and Rick Steves plant a Japanese snowbell at the property donated by Steves earlier this year. (Contributed photo)

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