Lynnwood holiday lights contest
Join Mayor Smith and the City of Lynnwood for the first-ever Light Up Lynnwood Holiday Lights Contest! The contest is open to all Lynnwood residence. A panel of judges will pick the top three residences with the best holiday light displays. Contest registration opens December 6 and ends December 20. Register to be included in the Light […]
Construction begins on new garage at Lynnwood Transit Center
Five-story structure will add 500 parking spaces to transit center By Sound Transit | Press Release Construction began on the Lynnwood City Center Parking Garage at the Lynnwood Transit Center. The new garage will contain 1,670 parking stalls in a five-story structure. Along with adjacent surface lots containing 226 stalls, the Lynnwood City Center Station […]
Lynnwood City Council Approves $100k for COVID-19
Lynnwood City Council approves additional $100,000 for community COVID-19 relief. By: Erin Freeman | Lynnwood Times Staff At the September 14 business meeting, the Lynnwood City Council voted and unanimously approved to increase the city’s community relief fund contract award with the Community of Color Coalition (C3), increasing the disbursement of CARES Act funds to […]
Lynnwood’s Housing Action Plan – Online Open House
Open House Website: August 24 – September 21 Meetings: August 25 (6-8 PM) and August 26 (3-5 PM) In February 2020 the City of Lynnwood began working on a Housing Action Plan. The Housing Action Plan will identify strategies to promote more housing options, affordability, and access for residents of all income levels. Check out […]
Lynnwood’s Aquatics Team recognized as region’s finest
Lynnwood’s Aquatics Team recognized as region’s finestBy Erin Freeman | Lynnwood Times Staff The City of Lynnwood’s Aquatics Team has been recognized for its outstanding outreach in providing lifesaving skills education, named as the number one training provider in water safety and emergency preparedness by the American Red Cross (ARC) Northwest Region. “It’s nice to […]
Lynnwood City Council letter to Inslee: Re-open Lynnwood!
by Luke Putvin | Lynnwood Times Staff On April 28, six of seven Lynnwood City Council members addressed a letter to Governor Jay Inslee advocating he broaden the types of businesses currently deemed essential, to open with social distancing measures in place and encourages vulnerable communities to stay home. “The seven [council] members are the […]
Lynnwood Connects check-in
In an effort to keep our residents socially connected during this time of “Stay Home, Stay Healthy” order the City of Lynnwood launches Lynnwood Connects Check-In. The Lynnwood Connects Check-In program is a weekly phone call to see how residents are doing and share a friendly conversation. Lynnwood Connects Check-In calls are intended to provide […]
Lynnwood Times E-edition
Special Issue: August 22, 2024 Issue 129: August 8, 2024 Issue 128: July 25, 2024 Issue 127: July 11, 2024 Issue 126: June 27, 2024 Issue 125: June 13, 2024 Issue 124: May 30, 2024 Issue 122: May 2, 2024 Issue 121: April 18, 2024 Issue 120: April 4, 2024 Issue 119: March 21, 2024 […]
Current and upcoming economic development in Lynnwood
By Luke Putvin THE RESERVE SENIOR APARTMENTS AT SCRIBER LAKE Independent seniors struggling with soaring rents in Puget Sound now have a modern and affordable option in Lynnwood. The Reserve at Lynnwood recently opened, offering 295 new apartments with studios, 1-bedroom and 2-bedroom units at 19815 Scriber Lake Road, just three blocks southwest of Scriber […]
A new glimpse at Northline Village, Lynnwood’s future urban hub
Video renderings reveal an active, walkable, light-rail-adjacent mid-rise office campus and mixed-use neighborhood that will transform the northern suburb Merlone Geier Partners press release from Jennifer Rash LYNNWOOD, WA – As Lynnwood prepares to welcome mass transit, an older strip mall will transform into a bustling urban gateway called Northline Village. New video renderings released today by […]
