Fun and laughter at Access Project Youth vs Cops Basketball event
LYNNWOOD—The inaugural Cops versus Youth basketball event hosted by The ACCESS Project “tipped-off” on Tuesday, March 11, at Trinity Lutheran Church Gym. The event was conceived by the nonprofit’s Founder and Executive Director, Wally Webster II. “Our goal is to bring youth and police officers together so that they can get to know each other […]
AG Brown pledges to defend open and transparent government policies
BELLEVUE—Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown was the keynote speaker at the annual Sunshine Breakfast hosted by the Washington Coalition for Open Government on Friday morning, March 14, where he pledged his commitment to maintaining an open and transparent government. “My philosophy is that open government is a bedrock for all public service. It is […]
Six Cyber Trucks vandalized at Tesla Lynnwood Service Center
LYNNWOOD—A total of six Cyber Trucks were vandalized at the Tesla dealership in Lynnwood Saturday morning, in what appears to be a protest of Elon Musk and his role within the federal government. This is the same Tesla dealership where approximately 150 people gathered earlier this month protesting Musk’s role as head of the new […]
Gesa Credit Union to celebrate Lynnwood Branch remodel with Local Hero and Member Appreciation Day
LYNNWOOD—Gesa Credit Union, one of Washington’s largest credit unions and a major supporter of community programs, is celebrating the completion of its Lynnwood branch remodel with a weeklong Local Hero Appreciation initiative and a Member Appreciation Day Open House. Throughout the week of March 17–21, Gesa will surprise local heroes with special deliveries of sweet […]
Judge blocks Trump’s executive order against Seattle-based law firm Perkins Coie
WASHINGTON, D.C.—In less than 24 hours after filing a lawsuit against President Donald J Trump’s executive order addressing the weaponization of government and national security concerns of law firm Perkins Coie LLP, United States District Judge Beryl Howell in Washington, D.C., a President Barrack Obama appointee, granted a temporary restraining order on Wednesday, March 12, […]
Lynnwood City Council calls Special Meeting to reconsider appointment
LYNNWOOD—The Lynnwood City Council announced today it is calling a Special Business Meeting for 7:00 p.m. on Thursday, March 13, 2025, to consider rescinding the appointment of Jessica Ann Roberts to the council. Roberts was appointed to the council on Monday, March 10, to fill the Position 5 vacancy left by Julieta Altamirano-Crosby. The notice from […]
Snohomish County donates surplus vehicles to local nonprofits
EVERETT – Three local nonprofits received county surplus vehicles in the first use of an updated county policy that allows for vehicle donation. The Washington West African Center, Holman Recovery Center, and North Counties’ Family Services each received a vehicle. Keys were presented at the McDougall Fleet Shop in Everett on Friday. The Snohomish County […]
The Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation Board welcomes nine new directors
SNOHOMISH AND ISLAND COUNTIES-The Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation board of directors announces the appointment of nine new members from Snohomish and Island counties expanding its 12-member board. The board of directors oversees the operations of the Sno-Isle Libraries Foundation, the philanthropic arm of Sno-Isle Libraries. The Foundation partners with individuals, businesses, foundations, corporations, and community […]
Washington state sues Adams County for cooperating with ICE
SPOKANE—Washington Attorney General Nick Brown has filed a lawsuit today, March 10, against the Adams County Sheriff’s Office for allegedly “illegally collaborating with federal immigration officials and aiding the Trump administration’s efforts to enlist local officials for federal civil immigration work.” The lawsuit filed in Spokane County Superior Court says the Adams County Sheriff’s Office […]
WA House passes bill to improve monitoring of sexually violent predators
(The Center Square)—Legislation requiring electronic monitoring of sexually violent predators granted conditional release has been unanimously approved by the Washington State House of Representatives. House Bill 1457, sponsored by Rep. Dan Griffey, R-Allyn, “Requires the court to impose electronic monitoring that, to the extent feasible, has specified tracking and notification capabilities prior to authorizing a […]
