Kienan Briscoe

Seattle

Freelance Reporter at Sound Publishing

Award-winning journalist and novelist reporting on Snohomish County news in WA. All retweets are my stories, other views are my own.

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Articles

Beloved Snohomish County legend, Marilyn Quincy, passes away at 81

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

Marilyn Quincy, founder of the Snohomish County Black Heritage Committee and Snohomish County legend, passed away on June 4. She was 81. “Your selfless service and extraordinary contributions have left a profound and lasting impact on our community. You helped shape a brighter, more hopeful future for generations to come.
Providence and Health Department to host gun safety webinar

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

Providence Hospital, Be Smart, and the Snohomish County Health Department will be hosting a free gun safety webinar on Tuesday, June 10, to educate the public on proper gun use, storage, and safety. The one-hour webinar will be held remotely from 7 to 8 p.m. and feature speakers Peter Maier, Epidemiologist, Carlie Deatherage, Health Communities Specialist, and Juliet Scarpa, Be SMART WA Lead. To register click here.
Dead body found near Olympic View Middle School in Mukilteo

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

MUKILTEO—A dead body was found on a trail near Olympic View Middle School in Mukilteo this morning. Mukilteo Police do not believe there is any threat to the public at this time. Officers working with the Mukilteo Police responded to multiple calls of an individual with possible injuries on the 7300 Block of 48th Avenue West around 7 a.m. the morning of Thursday, June 5. When they arrived, they found a deceased subject.
City of Lynnwood cuts the ribbon on its brand-new Scriber Lake Boardwalk Trail

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—For the last 40-years Lynnwood’s Scriber Lake Boardwalk Trail floated through peatlands, providing access to nature for generations but over time its infrastructure began to deteriorate and fail. At that time the City of Lynnwood was presented with a difficult decision: Either close the trail permanently or completely replace it. Choosing the latter, the City’s Parks and Recreation Department embarked on an ambitious plan that many stakeholders didn’t believe was possible.
Lynnwood CC candidate Isabel Mata hopes to be a voice for the underrepresented

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—Lynnwood City Council candidate Isabel Mata, who is running for the Position 2 seat currently held by Councilman Patrick Decker who is not seeking re-election, is running to be a voice for the LGBTQ+ community, immigrants, refugees, and people of color – to ensure they’re represented at a local level and their voices are heard.
Nearly 40 women attend SC Fire’s Future Women in EMS and Fire Workshop

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

EVERETT—Nearly 40 women interested in pursuing a career in the fire service gathered at South County Fire’s training grounds in Everett over the weekend for its Future Women in EMS and Fire Workshop, where they engaged in hands-on activities like hauling hoses, prying open doors, climbing ladders, and practicing CPR. Demonstrations were led by female firefighters from across Snohomish County.
All three West Coast Attorney Generals congregate in Seattle for Community Impact Town Hall

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

SEATTLE—All three West Coast Attorney Generals gathered in Seattle on Monday, June 3, for a press conference and Community Impact Town Hall where they outlined their collaborative efforts to defend democracy and uphold the rule of law, highlighting recent victories in consumer protection and voting-rights enforcement, and discussed ongoing challenges in holding powerful interests accountable.
Everett apartment shooting left two injured, one life-threatening

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

EVERETT–A Monday evening shooting at an Everett apartment complex has left two juveniles injured, one with life-threatening injuries. The suspect, a 20-year-old male, is currently in custody. Officers working with the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office responded to the Gateway Apartments, located at 13105 21st Drive Southeast, around 6:00 p.m. Monday, June 2, after multiple 911 calls reported several gunshots fired.
Lynnwood CC candidate Brandon Kimmel seeks to be a voice for victims of violent crime

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—Lynnwood City Council candidate Brandon Kimmel decided he would run for local government when he heard police sirens outside of his Lynnwood apartment on July 3, 2024. Looking out the window, he saw several Lynnwood PD Officers rushing off to nearby Alderwood Mall—where he used to work as a loss prevention officer for Macy’s. He later learned the police were responding to the accidental shooting death of 13-year-old Jayda Woods-Johnson.
Snohomish Middle School student wins NASA’s Power to Explore Writing Challenge

3 weeks ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

SNOHOMISH—Valley View Middle School student, 8th-grader Maggie Hou, is one of three winners of – an essay competition for K-12 students on how radioisotope power systems can enable space travel. This year’s essay competition asked students to learn about NASA’s radioisotope power systems (RPS), which are like nuclear batteries and have been used by the space agency to discover moonquakes on Earth’s Moon as well as explore more than 891 moons on the solar system.