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• Here's a closer look at Kamiak High School’s 'Something Rotten'

  By Kienan Briscoe| Lynnwood Times Verified MUKILTEO—The Kamiak High School Theatre Department will be performing “Something Rotten!” based on the book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John Farrell. The production, directed by Bryan Sullivan, will be performed at the Mountlake Terrace High School Theatre located at 21801 44th Avenue W in Mountlake Terrace. “Something Rotten!  is such a fun and hilarious show. There’s something in it for almost everyone.

  By Kienan Briscoe · Lynnwood Times

  Apr. 16, 2025

• Lynnwood Council discusses middle school annex and appoints new Human Services Commissioner

  By Kienan Briscoe| Lynnwood Times Verified LYNNWOOD—The Lynnwood City Council unanimously appointed Kresha Green to position 7 of the Human Services Commission and discussed annexation of the old Alderwood Middle School on 28th Avenue West, at its Business Meeting Monday, April 14. “I think [Green] is an amazing asset,” said Councilwoman Derica Escamilla, the council liaison for the Human Services Commission. “She’s right up there, involved with the community, involved with Lynnwood.

  By Kienan Briscoe · Lynnwood Times

  Apr. 15, 2025

• Here's a closer look at Kamiak High School’s 'Something Rotten'

  By Kienan Briscoe| Lynnwood Times Verified MUKILTEO—The Kamiak High School Theatre Department will be performing “Something Rotten!” based on the book by Karey Kirkpatrick and John Farrell. The production, directed by Bryan Sullivan, will be performed at the Mountlake Terrace High School Theatre located at 21801 44th Avenue W in Mountlake Terrace. “Something Rotten!  is such a fun and hilarious show. There’s something in it for almost everyone.

  By Kienan Briscoe · Lynnwood Times

  Apr. 16, 2025

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