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Amazon employees to return to in-office work on May 1

Amazon employees

BELLEVUE, Wash., February 19, 2023—Amazon announced on Friday, February 17, that its corporate and tech employees will be back in the office at least three days per week, effective May 1.  “This is an exciting announcement for the Eastside,” said Bellevue Chamber President and CEO, Joe Fain. “As the first company to reach 10,000 employees in […]

Sound Transit Board meeting on Feb. 23 extended from noon to 5 p.m.

sound transit board

SEATTLE, Wash., February 19, 2023—The Sound Transit Board of Directors will convene its regular Board meeting on Feb. 23rd from noon. to 5 p.m. to allow more time to hear public comment on agenda items. Last month’s agenda listed the meeting time as 1:30 p.m. to 4 p.m., but the meeting time is now confirmed […]

Snohomish County jail’s IN2WORK program holds second graduation

in2work program

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, Wash., February 16, 2023—The Snohomish County Jail’s IN2WORK program held its second graduation ceremony on January 27 to congratulate the second class of inmate students on passing their exam and becoming certified. In 2022, the Snohomish County Jail started a new program, IN2WORK, focused on reducing recidivism and preparing inmates for a successful […]

Lynnwood Public Facilities District is renamed The District

the district

LYNNWOOD, Wash., February 14, 2023—The Lynnwood Public Facilities District has changed its name to The District to signifying the beginning of the forward momentum of growth and development for the future. The District will work together with their tenants, team members, local community, and guests of Lynnwood to make a collective impact for the LOVE […]

More than 2,600 Afghan and Ukrainian refugees now call Snohomish County home

Afghan Ukrainian refugees

Snohomish County, Wash., February 14, 2023 – Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers announced that since October 2021, when the United States saw a significant influx of refugees from conflict zones, the County in partnership with local nonprofits have provided resettlement services and support to over 2,600 Afghan and Ukrainian refugees. “For decades, Snohomish County has […]

Director unexpectedly resigns at Mukilteo School Board meeting

Mukilteo School Board

MUKILTEO, Wash., February 13, 2023—After serving more than 11 years on the Mukilteo School District Board of Directors, Michael Simmons announced his resignation during the board’s February 13 meeting. Director Michael Simmons shared in his resignation letter, “The time commitment of a board member is without question a key piece of serving, and I have […]

One inch of snow expected tonight more snow Wednesday evening

snow expected

SNOHOMISH COUNTY, February 13, 2023—Cooler weather expected in Snohomish County tomorrow with temperatures fluctuating between a low of 29°F to a high of 50°F on Friday according to the National Weather Service. Rain showers will transition to snow showers this evening into tonight. The main areas of focus for accumulating snow are in convergence zones. An […]

Mindful Monday: Tried-and-True Tips for Mindful Walking

minfulness

February is a breakout time of year.  The chilled weather with increased sun and light can encourage us to make our way outside. Jaunts around the block to wake up from our winter idle can be invigorating. Mindful breathes of cool air can support our mental health too! I’ve guided countless walks with small groups […]

Arlington seeking community input for 211th Place Corridor improvements

211th Place Corridor

ARLINGTON, Wash., February 12, 2023—The City of Arlington was recently awarded a grant to make improvements along the 211th Place Corridor. As the design phase of the project begins, the city is asking the community’s input on what should be included in the design of the corridor. This project will include a 12-foot-wide multiuse trail […]

Arlington installs new outdoor maps for better visitor experience

ARLINGTON, Wash., February 12, 2023—New outdoor wayfinding (artsy) maps were recently added to four locations on Centennial Trail in Arlington. The maps were installed Arlington Public Works at the Edgecomb neighborhood, 204th Street, the Visitor Center at Legion Park, and near Haller neighborhood. The maps replace kiosks and are provided for the best visitor experience, […]

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