At its March 25 meeting, the Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to vote on two items previously discussed at public hearings– undergrounding utility lines and a request from the Alderwood…
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A year after protests, Alderwood Boys and Girls Club praises opioid treatment facility
More than a year after protests brought massive crowds to its meetings at city hall, the Lynnwood City Council was pleased to hear positive reports regarding Acadia Healthcare’s Lynnwood Comprehensive…
Council to interview parks director candidates March 18, hear update from Acadia clinic March 20
The Lynnwood City Council will hold work sessions March 18 and 20, although only one will be available for public viewing. The only item scheduled for the Monday, March 18…
Lynnwood earns Association of Washington Cities WellCity Award
The City of Lynnwood is among the cities, towns and other local governments that have earend the WellCity designation from the Association of Washington Cities. This recognition is presented to…
Council OKs property tax exemption for Koz development, appoints two Public Facilities District board members
The Lynnwood City Council at its March 11 meeting unanimously approved a request from the developers of Koz on Alderwood Mall Boulevard to use Lynnwood’s Multi-Unit Housing Property Tax Exemption…
Time to register for Lynnwood Recreation Center spring classes
Spring has sprung, and so has registration for Lynnwood Recreation Center Classes, which start the week of April 1 and 8. For complete descriptions, prices and to secure your spot,…
Lynnwood council March 11 set to choose PFD board member, hold two public hearings
Two public hearings are scheduled for the Lynnwood City Council’s March 11 business meeting. The first pertains to a conversation about mandating the relocation of utility lines during new developments…
Council briefed on planning, undergrounding and a request for tax exemption
At its work session March 4, the Lynnwood City Council heard several briefings from Lynnwood’s Business and Development Services (DBS) personnel. All four presentations were led by Community Planning Manager…
Reflecting on past, looking to future during 2024 Lynnwood State of City address
Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell delivered her 2024 State of the City address Wednesday, with a focus on the concept of thriving. Wendy Poischbeg, the Economic Alliance of Snohomish County’s interim…
Reminder: Help Lynnwood celebrate 65 years at State of City address March 6
The City of Lynnwood invites all to the State of the City address on Wednesday, March 6, at the Lynnwood Event Center. This year, the city is celebrating its 65th…
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Council March 4 set to discuss signage request, interview candidates for PFD
During its work session March 4, the Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to receive briefings on several items and interview three candidates being considered for a position on the Lynnwood…
Lynnwood council OKs land purchase, affordable housing proposal
At its business meeting Feb. 26, the Lynnwood City Council approved a development adding 36 units of affordable housing to a preexisting senior apartment complex. Previously, seniors shared their concerns…
City of Lynnwood seeking artist for North Lynnwood Park mural
The City of Lynnwood is looking for an artist or artist team to create a mural at North Lynnwood Park. The budget is $9,000 and the deadline to apply is…
Council scheduled to vote Feb. 26 on Garden Senior Village Development, land acquisition
At its business meeting Feb. 26, the Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to vote on whether it will permit the Northwest Housing Preservation Group to add 36 additional affordable housing…
During work session: Council learns about new bus routes, discusses civics with Cub Scouts
At its work session Feb. 21, the Lynnwood City Council spoke with Cub Scout Pack 59. In an effort to get a scout badge related to civics, a handful of…
Lynnwood council hears about possible land purchase, use-of-force in local policing
At its Feb. 20 work session, the Lynnwood City Council received a request from the parks department to purchase 4.48 acres of land being offered to the city at a…
Internet safety focus of ‘Let’s Talk About Safety’ event Feb. 28 at Lynnwood City Hall
A community conversation about internet safety is scheduled from 6-7:30 p.m. Wednesday, Feb. 28 in the Lynnwood City Hall council chambers, 19100 44th Ave. W. This is the most recent…
Lynnwood council to discuss ARPA funds, receive update on Swift Orange Line during Feb. 21 work session
On the third Wednesday of each month, the Lynnwood City Council holds an extra work session. At its Wednesday, Feb. 21 work session, the council is scheduled to discuss American…
Council Feb. 20 to discuss land acquisition, use of force in policing
At its Tuesday work session Feb. 20, the Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to discuss a land acquisition at Lund’s Gulch South, located in the northwest corner of the city….
Edmonds Arts Commission seeks applicants for International District banner project
The City of Edmonds Arts Commission is requesting qualifications from artists/graphic designers interested in creating designs for permanent cut metal banners to be attached to 14 existing street light poles…
Residents at Garden Senior Village express concern about proposed additions to complex
Several seniors came to the Lynnwood City Council’s Feb. 12 business meeting to express concerns and ask questions during a public hearing about a proposed housing development. At its last…
Healthy Lynnwood grant application open
The City of Lynnwood’s Healthy Lynnwood grant program is offering 2024 awards around community arts activities and programs. Examples include an art exhibit, art festival, art workshop, live performance, street…
Council Feb. 12 to hold public hearing on senior housing proposal, vote on lifeguard bonus proposal
The Lynnwood City Council is scheduled to hold a public hearing on a senior housing proposal at its Feb. 12 business meeting. Previously, the council learned that project developers…
Lynn Sordel reminisces on parks, recreation and reaching retirement
After 17 years, City of Lynnwood Parks, Recreation and Cultural Arts Director Lynn Sordel is retiring – but he doesn’t plan to let any grass grow under his feet. As…
Lynnwood Councilmember Josh Binda announces bid for U.S. House
Young supporters gathered around Josh Binda Wednesday as he arrived at Edmonds College to announce his campaign for the 2nd District Congressional seat now held by U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen….