December 26, 2024 6:07 pm

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Mud Bay aims for record-breaking donations to PNW animal shelters this holiday season

MEGA Millions jackpot nears $1 Billion for Christmas Eve drawing

Drivers reminded to make good choices over the holidays

Pacific Seafood-Mukilteo GM thanks first responders

Washington state 12 electors cast their vote

Inslee proposes $70 billion biennium budget with new 1% tax increase for wealthy

Alderwood Water District seeks applicants to fill vacancy on its Board of Commissioners

Public invited to 2024 Annual Homeless Memorial Vigil

Snohomish County’s Giant Menorah Lighting celebration for December 29

State Superintendent supports ending the sale of flavored tobacco products in Washington

Reader Opinion: Dave Somers wants the Sound Transit gavel back

Free post-holiday recycling & tree-cycling in Marysville Jan. 4

Auditions now open to join Seattle Men’s Chorus

Lawmaker proposes reallocating sales taxes for transportation budget

Making sense of Washington state’s multi-billion-dollar budget hole

Firefighters respond to fatal house fire in Lynnwood

Joint DHS/FBI statement on reports of drones in New Jersey

Ammonia leak leaves one fire fighter with mild injuries

‘Friday the 13th’ budget protest: County Exec will not sign Council-adopted budget

Larsen to host in-person town halls in Ferndale and Edmonds

TRENDING ON SOCIAL MEDIA

🚨 US GOVERNMENT SHUTDOWN AVERTED, SPENDING BILL HEADS TO PRESIDENT FOR SIGNATURE

The U.S. Senate PASSES government funding bill, 85-11. Earlier the US House passed H.R. 10545, the American Relief Act, 2025, with a vote of 366 to 34 to extend government funding through March 14,… pic.twitter.com/pjHtSPXQk0
— Lynnwood Times (@LynnwoodTimes) December 21, 2024

🚨 TRUMP & MUSK’S PROPOSED BILL TO FUND GOVT PASSES HOUSE, HEADS TO SENATE

Third time is a charm! H.R. 10545, the American Relief Act, 2025, passed the US House of Representatives with a vote of 366 to 34. Thirty-four Republicans voted against the bill, and one Democrat voted… pic.twitter.com/6eWyKXdFsK
— Lynnwood Times (@LynnwoodTimes) December 21, 2024

UH-OH: WA Senate Dems appear to have inadvertently sent their internal plans for new taxes out to ALL state senators. It includes talking points about how to paint the wealthy as “villains” and urges caucus members to “spread that tax policy love around”! Tons of news in here 🧵 pic.twitter.com/VTsD2gKKO0
— Brandi Kruse (@BrandiKruse) December 21, 2024