Elected Officials discuss sports betting, guns and other issues at town hall
By Luke Putvin On February 22, around 50 individuals gathered at Mariner High School to participate in a town hall discussion with the Legislative District 21 elected officials: Senator Marko Liias and Representatives Strom Peterson and Lilian Ortiz-Self. Audience questions tackled a fairly wide range of issues, but there were multiple questions surrounding gun control/gun […]
Dvorak’s Symphony No. 9 ‘From the New World’ March 9 at ECA
By Barry Zepel | Press Release | Feb. 24, 2020 EDMONDS – The musical works of three renowned Eastern European composers will be featured when the Cascade Symphony Orchestra, under the direction of conductor Michael Miropolsky, performs its “From the New World” concert on Monday, March 9, at the Edmonds Center for the Arts, 410 […]
Lynnwood Art of Food and Wine
by Luke Putvin The second Lynnwood Art of Food and Wine was held at Lynnwood Convention Center on February 8. The event saw over 500 attendees, an increase from last year’s number of 300. The event was a partnership between the Lynnwood Arts Commission, the Lynnwood Parks & Recreation Foundation, Lynnwood Convention Center, Seattle Uncorked, […]
For those in need, Lynnwood Cold Weather Shelter
LUKE PUTVIN | Last Updated: February 6, 2020. Growing out of Trinity Lutheran’s Neighbors in Need program on Saturdays, the Lynnwood Cold Weather Shelter has been open for 12 years. However, it has only been at its current location of Maple Park Church for two years. Before Maple Park Church, the shelter moved from church […]
Former Whispering Pines resident shares struggle to find housing
Former Whispering Pines resident shares struggle to find housing.LUKE PUTVIN | Last Updated: February 6, 2020. Lori Tambellini, a lifelong Snohomish County resident, had lived at Whispering Pines for 20 years. She originally moved to Whispering Pines because she became physically disabled and got a housing voucher as a result. At the time, Tambellini explained, […]
Mukilteo School District seeks $240 million bond
KIRSTEN JOHNSON | February 6, 2020. The Mukilteo School District is seeking this month approval of a $240 million capital bond to fund security upgrades, modifications/additions at several schools, among other projects. The six-year bond would increase the state and local tax levy rate by 9.4 cents per $1,000 of taxable value, amounting to $54 […]
The Lynnwood Art of Food and Wine is back!
The Lynnwood Art of Food and WineBy Lynnwood Arts Commission | January 13, 2020 Lynnwood, WA – Grab your friends and join us at the Lynnwood Convention Center on Saturday, February 8th from 5-9pm for an evening filled with regional wines and gourmet food tastings, art demonstrations and toe-tapping live music to celebrate and support […]
Electroimpact’s annual Christmas Party and Light Display
Electroimpact’s annual Christmas Party and Light DisplaySPONSORED FEATURE | Shared by Lynnwood Times Perched atop its main, 4-story building, is a 50-foot, 180-pound Christmas tree above the Mukilteo skyline. For five years, Electroimpact’s annual Christmas Party has displayed a light studded Christmas theme for the entire city to enjoy. “The tree is comprised of 2,300 […]
Kirstie Ennis keynote speaker at 38th Annual Scholar Athlete Banquet
Kirstie Ennis keynote speaker at 38th Annual Scholar Athlete Banquetby Mario Lotmore | Lynnwood Times Coaches from 26 high schools in greater Snohomish County nominated two of their senior scholar athletes to contend for the five $3,000 scholarships at 38th Annual Scholar Athlete Banquet. Edmonds School District students nominated were Alex Krueger and Mason Vaughn of […]
Big T’s Moonshine serves up a slap shot of slabs for BBQ fanatics
Big T’s Moonshine serves up a slap shot of slabs for BBQ fanaticsby Dan Aznoff | Lynnwood Times It does not take long to realize that Big T’s Moonshine BBQ is not just another sports bar. Sure, the walls are lined with widescreen TVs and the line-up of beer taps are visible the moment customers […]
