T&T Supermarket holds grand opening ceremony at Lynnwood Crossroads
LYNNWOOD—Hundreds of residents lined up at the Lynnwood Crossroads as early as 5 a.m. this morning, eager to be the first to shop at Lynnwood’s brand-new Asian supermarket, T&T, now open to the public as of Thursday, November 13. T&T Supermarkets are the largest Asian Supermarket in Canada, operating over 38 stores across Canada and […]
Lynnwood Police find abandoned puppy in dumpster
LYNNWOOD—Lynnwood Police Officers found an abandoned puppy in a dumpster Tuesday night, cold, scared, and covered in debris. The puppy is currently safe, warm, and being fostered by LPD Officers. LPD Officers responded to a report of an animal found in a dumpster Tuesday night, November 11. The puppy was given the nickname: “Oscar.” The […]
County cuts ribbon on Swamp Creek Bridge project
Brier/Bothell—Snohomish County Public Works cut the ribbon on its new Swamp Creek Bridge 503 project in unincorporated land between the cities of Brier and Bothell, on Wednesday, November 12. The new bridge widens lanes, adds sidewalks, lifts weight restrictions, and takes into consideration environmental conservation and stewardship. Originally built in 1960, the old Swamp […]
Washington Saves, a new state-facilitated retirement program for all workers starting 2027
OLYMPIA—Washington Saves, starting in 2027, is a state-facilitated automatic Individual Retirement Account (IRA) program designed to bridge the retirement savings gap for workers in Washington who lack access to employer-sponsored plans. The program was created from Senate Bill 6069, passed by the Washington State Legislature in March 2024 and signed into law by Governor Jay […]
In Loving Memory of Our Friend and Supporter, Coach Lenny Wilkens
It is with deep sadness that we share the passing of our friend, mentor, and longtime supporter, Coach Lenny Wilkens, who passed away Sunday at the age of 88. Lenny Wilkens was one of basketball’s greatest figures. A nine-time All-Star and Hall of Famer both as a player and a coach, he guided the Seattle SuperSonics […]
Lynnwood honors U.S. military veterans at Veteran’s Park
LYNNWOOD—The city of Lynnwood, in partnership with Veterans of Foreign Wars of America Post 1040 (VFW1040), hosted a Veteran’s Day ceremony at Veteran’s Park Tuesday, November 11, honoring, and thanking, all of those who have served in the U.S. Armed Forces. The event was led by VFW1040 Commander, and U.S. Navy Veteran, John Beam who […]
SCOUT Program: How embedded social workers and law enforcement are tackling homelessness
Homelessness affects every community, from large urban metros to small rural towns and everything in between. Many factors can lead to individuals living on the streets, including but not limited to mental health challenges and substance abuse. What we’ve learned over years of working on this issue is that there is no one-size-fits-all approach to […]
Washington State Library Launches New Certification Portal for Library Cardholders
OLYMPIA — The Washington State Library (WSL), part of the Office of the Secretary of State, launched the Washington State Certification Portal early last month. The new online platform gives library cardholders across the state free access to professional certifications and workforce learning tools and was made available Oct. 1, 2025. The portal is available […]
Larsen releases report on Veterans in Northwest Washington
Today, Representative Rick Larsen (WA-02) published ‘Listening to Veterans in Northwest Washington,’ a report capturing local veterans’ most pressing challenges and outlining policy recommendations for Congress and the Department of Veterans Affairs (VA) to address these concerns. “The stories and perspectives shared by veterans in Washington state’s Second District underscore both the progress the federal […]
Somebody’s watching me: Flock versus red light cameras in Lynnwood
LYNNWOOD—In reaction to several members of the community voicing their concerns that the City of Lynnwood’s Automated License Plate Reader (ALPR) technology may have been accessed for immigration-related queries at its October 24 meeting, the Lynnwood Police Department (LPD) announced last week that it temporarily paused the law enforcement tool known as Flock Safey cameras citing public […]
