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Ferguson signs into law four new bills introduced by Snohomish County legislators

2 days ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Mario Lotmore

OLYMPIA—Of the 35 new bills signed by Governor Bob Ferguson into law on Monday, April 21, 2025, four were introduced by legislators from Snohomish County.
Lynnwood Times encourages legislators to pass fair funding for news outlets bill by Liias

4 days ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Mario Lotmore

The Lynnwood Times celebrated its sixth year on April 3 and is now one of the leading news outlets in the region with millions of monthly online visits and an in-print circulation of thousands.
Rep. Larsen meets with Snohomish County leaders to discuss the region’s transportation needs

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—Representative Rick Larsen (WA-02) met with several Snohomish County leaders Wednesday, April 16, to discuss the region’s current surface transportation projects, how funding from the Bipartisan Infrastructure Law is being utilized and hear the county’s priorities for the surface transportation reauthorization bill.
EvCC Appoints Sonel Shropshire as Associate Vice President of Equity and Social Justice

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Mario Lotmore

EVERETT—Everett Community College has named Sonel Shropshire as its new associate vice president of equity and social justice. A nationally recognized expert in inclusive leadership and higher education strategy, Shropshire brings nearly 25 years of experience driving transformative equity initiatives across the country.
Here's a closer look at Kamiak High School’s 'Something Rotten'

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

MUKILTEO—The Kamiak High School Theatre Department will be performing “Something Rotten!” based on the book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John Farrell. The production, directed by Bryan Sullivan, will be performed at the Mountlake Terrace High School Theatre located at 21801 44th Avenue W in Mountlake Terrace. “Something Rotten! is such a fun and hilarious show. There’s something in it for almost everyone.
Lynnwood Council discusses middle school annex and appoints new Human Services Commissioner

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—The Lynnwood City Council unanimously appointed Kresha Green to position 7 of the Human Services Commission and discussed annexation of the old Alderwood Middle School on 28th Avenue West, at its Business Meeting Monday, April 14. “I think [Green] is an amazing asset,” said Councilwoman Derica Escamilla, the council liaison for the Human Services Commission. “She’s right up there, involved with the community, involved with Lynnwood.
Pickleball Kingdom, a massive new indoor pickleball facility, opens in Lynnwood next Friday

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

LYNNWOOD—A massive new indoor pickleball facility called Pickleball Kingdom is scheduled to open in Lynnwood, in the old Bed Bath and Beyond building at 3115 196th Street Southwest, on April 25. Pickleball Kingdom will be a 40,000 square foot, 12 courts facility with a pro store, locker rooms, showers, an upstairs mezzanine, and even private rooms for events and parties.
Bahamian Prime Minister congratulates first Bahamian to travel into space

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Mario Lotmore

NASSAU, THE BAHAMAS—The Right Honorable Philip E. Davis (PLP), Prime Minister of The Commonwealth of the Bahamas, extended congratulatory remarks to Bahamian aerospace space engineer and entrepreneur, Aisha Bowe who became the first Bahamian to travel into space today, April 14, 2025, on Blue Origin’s New Shepard program. The New Shepard is Blue Origin’s fully reusable, suborbital rocket system built for human flight.
WA law makers pass bill prohibiting exotic animals from traveling in performative acts

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Kienan Briscoe

OLYMPIA—Both chambers of the Washington State legislature passed a bill that would prohibit the use of certain exotic animals, like elephants and tigers, from traveling in performative acts such as circuses. Engrossed Senate Bill 5065, who’s primary sponsors include Snohomish County Congressional Leaders Sen. Marko Liias and Sen. John Lovick, passed the Senate back in February with a vote of 30 yeas to 19 nays.
Lynnwood Link extension named most outstanding construction project of 2024

1 week ago | lynnwoodtimes.com | Mario Lotmore

The Associated General Contractors of America at its annual convention in Columbus, Ohio, over the weekend, named the Lynnwood Link Extension L300 the most outstanding construction project of 2024 in its prestigious Baldwin Group Build America Awards, considered the “Oscars of the Construction Industry.” The project’s general contractor, Skanska, received the coveted award and also won a Build Group America Award for the best construction management civil project of 2024.