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Lynnwood government facilities transition to in-person services

LYNNWOOD Wash., July 1, 2021 – Throughout the next several months, Lynnwood government facilities will transition back to in-person services

'Lit the world on fire': Browning thrills in Cincy win
Playing in place of an injured Joe Burrow, Jake Browning became the first undrafted player in the common era to throw for more than 350 passing yards and complete 85% of his passes in leading the Bengals to an OT win at Jacksonville.
Pels lean on 'trust,' ride collective effort to Vegas
The Pelicans, the most healthy they've been all season, withstood an early run by the Kings and put together an all-around effort Monday night to advance in the NBA's in-season tournament.
Source: Lawrence sprained ankle, per initial tests
Initial tests showed that Jaguars QB Trevor Lawrence sprained his right ankle late in the fourth quarter Monday night, a source told ESPN's Adam Schefter. He is set to undergo additional testing.
Undefeated FSU wins Women's College Cup final
Freshman Jordynn Dudley and Jody Brown scored 26 seconds apart in the first half as Florida State beat Stanford 5-1 on Monday night for the program's fourth national championship.
Tiger up 430 spots in world ranking following Hero
Tiger Woods climbed to 898th in the Official World Golf Ranking -- his highest since before withdrawing from the 2022 PGA Championship -- even though the Hero World Challenge had just 20 players and no cut.