April 23, 2025 1:39 am

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Federal agency terminates major grant from Imagine Children’s Museum

SRFR Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien announces his retirement

Bill restricting out-of-state military forces entering into WA is now law

Plan to raise cap on property tax growth collapses in WA Legislature

Federal agency terminates major grant from Imagine Children’s Museum

SRFR Fire Chief Kevin O’Brien announces his retirement

Bill restricting out-of-state military forces entering into WA is now law

Plan to raise cap on property tax growth collapses in WA Legislature

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

WIAA stands with trans athlete participation in recent policy amendments

Snohomish County PUD teams up with Boys & Girls Club to plant trees for Arbor Day

Learn more about wildfire risks and safety in May

Washington Office of the Secretary of State honored with National Clearinghouse Awards

New free food pantry at Mukilteo Family YMCA

Greater Everett Chamber of Commerce backs stadium project

Pope Francis dead at 88 years old

Lynnwood Times encourages legislators to pass fair funding for news outlets bill by Liias

Lynnwood police seek witnesses to Swift Bus stop shooting

Federal appeals court temporarily freezes multibillion-dollar Biden climate fund

AG Brown, along with DOJ and 17 other states prevail in antitrust case against Google

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Happy Easter to all from the Lynnwood Times.

John 3:16: "For God so loved the world that he gave his one and only Son, that whoever believes in him shall not perish but have eternal life." pic.twitter.com/d8HScHNGdm
— Lynnwood Times (@LynnwoodTimes) April 20, 2025

🔥BOMBSHELL: WHITE HOUSE RELEASES COVID-19 ‘TRUE ORIGINS’ WEBPAGE IMPLICATING FAUCI, CHINA, NIH AND A POTENTIAL COVERUP BY THE BIDEN ADMINISTRATION

The Trump administration today officially launches a webpage on the official White House website titled, “Lab Leak: The True… pic.twitter.com/yRSay538HW
— Lynnwood Times (@LynnwoodTimes) April 18, 2025

🙏RIP: REMEMBERING FORMER WA SECRETARY OF HEALTH

The Snohomish County Health Department expresses its deepest condolences to friends, family and former colleagues of Mary Selecky, former Washington State Secretary of Health, who passed away last week at age 78.

“Mary’s roots… pic.twitter.com/0Y3EEXYxXY
— Lynnwood Times (@LynnwoodTimes) April 19, 2025