Hero’s Café and Lynnwood Senior Center are sponsoring a community donation drive to benefit Veterans. Please bring non-perishable food, personal care items, and gift cards to drop off at the Lynnwood Senior Center.
Where: 19000 44th Ave W, Lynnwood
When: 10am-2pm, Saturday, October 17
These items are especially appreciated:
- Non-Perishable Food: Peanut & nut butters, jelly & jam; canned tuna, fish, chicken, beef, turkey & sausages; cans of Spam, chili, ravioli, hash, soups & beans; macaroni & cheese, pasta & sauces; boxes / pouches of instant mashed potatoes & rice.
- Personal Care Items: Shampoo, conditioner, combs, brushes, razors, shaving cream, feminine hygiene products, deodorant, toothbrushes, toothpaste, dental floss, bar soap and body wash.
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Welcome to Lynnwood’s premier community newspaper serving both City Center and the Greater Lynnwood areas. The biweekly print newspaper and accompanying website features the news of the city and surrounding neighborhoods. The Lynnwood Times features informative articles about the local community, residents, arts and culture, city government, history, education, community sports, entertainment and resident conversations.
The Lynnwood Times represents the character of our diverse and growing city. We are not just a newspaper; we are connecting neighborhoods. With both Lynnwood’s City Center project in work and Sound Transit’s transfer station now in development; the launching of the city’s free community newspaper will only help bring neighborhoods together.
The first edition of the Lynnwood Times debuted April 4, 2019 with an initial circulation of 6,500. As of April 2020, the Lynnwood Times has grown to a circulation of 10,000 and can be found at over 140 locations throughout Lynnwood, Mukilteo and Edmonds.
Author: Mario Lotmore
