Nintendo Direct showcased a plethora of trailers for upcoming releases
February 10, 2023—Nintendo held its first Nintendo Direct livestream this year on Wednesday, releasing a plethora of trailers for upcoming releases. In typical fashion, the largest announcements occurred at the beginning and the end. The broadcast ended with a trailer for the highly anticipated new Zelda game — “The Legend of Zelda: Tears of the […]
Family thankful to Brier police for recovering stolen trailer
BRIER, Wash. January 14, 2023—Anthony Bolante, a local photojournalist, lives on a quiet, relatively safe, street in North Seattle’s Maple Leaf neighborhood. As captain for the neighborhood block watch he knows his neighbors well. With security cameras installed in many homes and living at the end of a cul-de-sac provides a feeling of safety for […]
Portion of the Interurban Trail near Lynnwood Transit Center reopened
After being closed for nearly ten months, the portion of the Interurban Trail between 52nd Ave. W and 44th Ave. W near the Lynnwood Transit Center has reopened. The section of the trail was closed to allow construction crews to work on the future Lynnwood City Center light rail station, as well as the new […]
Body of 67-year-old man found in Lighthouse Park
MUKILTEO, April 12, 2022 – On March 27, around 11 p.m., a Mukilteo Police Officer discovered the body of Gary A. Johnson, 67, of Langley, WA, in Mukilteo’s Lighthouse Park during a routine clearing and closure of the park. The officer stated in his police report that the cause of death appeared to be suicide, […]
Sound Transit launches “Trees for Rail” to re-green Lynnwood Link corridor
SEATTLE, Wash, July 24, 2021 – Sound Transit, the City of Shoreline, and King Conservation District are pleased to announce Trees for Rail, a partnership to re-green the Lynnwood Link light rail corridor with native trees and shrubs as it passes through Shoreline. The first-of-its-kind partnership seeks to utilize King Conservation District’s county-wide Urban Tree […]
Brighten up your Christmas with this LED Lynnwood Lights show
By Noel Pai-Young | Lynnwood Times Staff Ryan McGhie, a five-year resident from Lynnwood is putting on his third annual LED Christmas light show. A real estate agent for Keller Williams Bothell, McGhie lives with his wife Angela and one-year-old son. He is originally from the San Francisco Bay Area and attended college in Hawaii […]
Everett Link Extension Draft EIS released: What you need to know
EVERETT — Sound Transit and the Federal Transit Administration published the Draft Environmental Impact Statement (Draft EIS) for the Everett Link Extension on Friday and opened a 45-day public comment period that runs through Nov. 2. The document is the first full comparison of route, station and Operations and Maintenance Facility North alternatives for the […]
From “Voodoo Economics” to Banked Capacity: What Lynnwood’s Budget Summit Decided to Delay
LYNNWOOD—The Executive and Finance departments with the city of Lynnwood provided an update on the city’s financial situation at council’s Work Session Tuesday, September 8, as council prepares for the adoption of the 2027-2028 biennial budget later this year. The Budget Summit was framed by Assistant City Administrator Monisha Harrell as a conversation, not a […]
Fair on 44th 2026: Lynnwood’s Free Block Party Returns Sept 12
LYNNWOOD — Several blocks of 44th Avenue West will close to traffic Saturday, September 12, as the city hosts Fair on 44th, its annual free community block party presented by Gesa Credit Union. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. along 44th Avenue West between 188th Street Southwest and 194th Street Southwest, in […]
Celebrate Community Transit’s 50th anniversary with Bluebell the museum bus at the Evergreen State Fair
SNHOMISH COUNTY — Community Transit and the Evergreen State Fair invite you to celebrate 50 years of public transportation in Snohomish County on August 30, “Community Transit Day” at the fairgrounds. People across Snohomish County use Community Transit to get to jobs, schools, appointments, and the places that matter in everyday life, including the Evergreen […]
