Boeing lays out ramp up plan as 33,000 machinists return to work
EVERETT—Tens of thousands of International Association of Machinists (IAM) 751 & W24 union members returned to work Tuesday, November 12, following approval of a historic agreement with Boeing on November 4, ending a 53-day strike that cost the aerospace juggernaut billion dollars in lost revenue. The Boeing Production System follows a lean methodology utilizing Just-in-Time, […]
Support 7 unveils new emergency response vehicle
LYNNWOOD—Support 7 unveiled its newest emergency response vehicle on Tuesday, November 12, which will support first responders, victims and families experiencing trauma by offering a safe space away from the elements, media and public eye. It will also provide access to critical services when disaster hits. The 2024 model RV has a Winnebago box with […]
Send Lynnwood Times to DC to cover Trump Inauguration
Help send the award-winning Lynnwood Times to Washington, DC to report live the inauguration of the 47th President of the United States, Donald J. Trump. Your GoFundMe contribution will go towards airfare, hotel, transportation, and broadcasting expenses. The inauguration will occur at the U.S. Capitol Building on January 20, 2025. During the swearing-in ceremony, President-Elect […]
After 17 years, Monroe youth racing nonprofit at risk of losing lease
MONROE—Since 2007, the Washington Quarter Midget Association (WQMA) has been putting kids behind the wheel in Monroe. The idea of 5-year-olds driving might turn some heads, but “safety is the club’s number one concern,” per the Evergreen State Fair’s official website. “All drivers must have seat belts, racing jackets, gloves, full-face helmets, and neck and […]
Lynnwood honors all who served in the United States Armed Forces
LYNNWOOD—The city of Lynnwood, in partnership with the VFW Post 1040, hosted its annual Veterans Day ceremony on November 11 at Veterans Park, honoring and thanking all who served in the United States Armed Forces. “To the veterans who are here today, you have served and defended our country here and abroad in circumstances that most […]
Washington sees steep increase of 1,200 whooping cough cases
OLYMPIA—The Washington State Department of Health (DOH) is alerting residents to a significant increase in reported cases of pertussis, commonly known as whooping cough. As of November 2, 1,193 cases have been reported statewide, a sharp increase from just 51 cases reported this time last year. Whooping cough has been reported in 31 counties across […]
Meadowdale Players tackle Ovid’s tragic Orpheus tale with a modern twist
LYNNWOOD—The Meadowdale High School Drama Department returns next week with Sarah Ruhl’s Eurydice, which reimagines Ovid’s classic Orpheus myth by retelling the Greek tragedy from the eyes of his titular bride. In Greek mythology, Orpheus—a Thracian bard, musician and prophet—embarks on a quest to retrieve the Golden Fleece, at one point even entering the underworld […]
Arlington PD mourns the loss of beloved K9 Tara
ARLINGTON—It is with profound sadness that the Arlington Police Department announces the passing of retired Police Narcotics Detection Canine (K9) Tara. End of Watch (EOW): October 17, 2024. K9 Tara fought bravely against an aggressive form of cancer but passed peacefully, surrounded by her loving adopted family, including her former handler and lifelong partner, former […]
Zulu’s Board Game Cafe expands to Lynnwood
LYNNWOOD—For years Zulu’s Board Game Cafe in Bothell has offered local board game, trading card game, and role-play game enthusiasts a safe space to connect while indulging on great food and drink service; but now that opportunity is open to the people of Lynnwood. At Zulu’s Board Game Cafe Lynnwood, whether new to the board […]
Washington state vs Trump Administration 2.0, defense underway
SEATTLE—Washington state Attorney General Bob Ferguson with Attorney General-elect Nick Brown, shared how for months his office has been preparing for a second Trump Administration. Ferguson expects President-elect Donald J Trump to be more prepared and not “sloppy” with issuing Executive Orders as his administration did four years ago. With a 55-3 victory record against […]
