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Lynnwood Eagle Scout celebrates earning every merit badge
Less than 1% of scouts nationwide receive every badge. Skyler MacKay earned 142 out of the 141 Scouting…
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Edmonds School District breaks ground on new middle school
Salish Middle School is set to open in the fall of 2028. It will be the district’s fifth…
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Edmonds, Lynnwood community members celebrate Juneteenth
Hundreds gathered at two events Friday to celebrate the federal holiday that marks the end of slavery in…
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Edmonds College notifies AG’s office after ICE agents arrest student
According to the college, the agents did not provide identification or a warrant, violating campus policy.
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‘All are welcome’: Snohomish County celebrates World Refugee Day
The fifth-annual celebration hosted by Refugee and Immigrant Services Northwest featured cultural performances, food and speeches.
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Edmonds parents speak out against earlier start times for elementary schoolers
Under the schedule change, 12 of the district’s 20 elementary schools would start at 7:20 a.m. and end…
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As state funding changes threaten co-op preschools, Edmonds College remains hopeful
Seven co-op preschools in the county are affiliated with the college. The state change may disqualify parent ed…
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‘Dive in unafraid’: Edmonds College ROV team prepares for world competition
The team will travel to Newfoundland and Laborador later this month to present their underwater ROV to a…
Business
Raising Cane’s sets opening date for Lynnwood location on June 23
The 1232 164th St. SW location will be the first in the Seattle area to offer a drive-thru.
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Lynnwood cuts ribbon on Crisis Care Center after 5 years of uncertainty
The facility will serve as an alternative to an emergency room or jail for anyone experiencing a mental…
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Lynnwood to temporarily allow commercial paid parking ahead of World Cup
The city hopes the six-month ordinance will ease demand near the light rail station and provide time to…
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100 days of summer around the Sound
Music, fests, fireworks and ferries fill Snohomish and Island counties.
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Lynnwood starts discussion on potential minimum wage increase
The council decided to start gathering community input on increasing the minimum wage above the state minimum of…
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Lynnwood approves streamlined permitting process for food trucks
The City Council unanimously approved an ordinance Monday that creates clear guidelines for food truck vendors in the…
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Edmonds College talks future of education at roundtable event
Staff members discusssed how artificial intelligence is changing learning and the worry of an “enrollment cliff” in the…
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Lynnwood established public flagpole rules after pride flag controversy
Lynnwood Pride says it only recently learned about the new policy that went into effect in September.
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Lynnwood discusses streamlining food truck permit process
Clearer guidelines could encourage more food truck vendors to operate in Lynnwood lawfully, city staff said.
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Edmonds College students release salmon into Lake Ballinger
Friday’s release of about 80 coho salmon is part of a larger effort to help the salmon population…
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Habitat for Humanity to build affordable cottages in Lynnwood
Rep. Rick Larsen, D-Everett, visited the organization Thursday to hear about the new plans for Willow Path Cottages.
Arts & Entertainment
GeekFest to be held in Lynnwood this year
After two years in Everett, the gaming convention moves to a new home starting in July.