PAWS Lynnwood adopts computer system for lost and found pets
The Progressive Animal Welfare Society expands its Lynnwood shelter services by computerizing lost and found records to cut manual search time. The project, funded partly by a 5,000 dollar donation, will classify cases by sex color breed and lost area, while still maintaining clipboard searches and personalized packets for owners.
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Lynnwood
King
Snohomish
Progressive Animal Welfare Society
PAWS
Kim Weimer
Weimer
Seattle
James Bush
Lynnwood Plans Face Public Apathy at Growth Hearing
Lynnwood planning commission heard a four year effort on a new growth and land use policy plan but only two residents attended the public hearing. The draft aims to guide future development, protect trees and open space, and place housing in appropriate areas while preserving residential neighborhoods. Copies of the plan are available at the Civic Center and Library for $1.50.
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Laura Towey
Lynnwood
Lynnwood Planning Commission
Planning Commission
Robert Berleen
Bob Henderson
Henderson
City Planning Commission
South County
Lynnwood Civic Center
Terrace
Mary Davis
Davis
Civic Center
Edmonds district may seek rezone for Melody Hill property
The Edmonds School District asks Mountlake Terrace to study rezoning Melody Hill School surplus land on 220th Street and I-5 after two buyers express interest. Zoned for public service, the site may move to commercial use to reflect area changes since the freeway upgrades. A local car dealer, Chuck Olson, is among interested buyers.
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Melody Hill
Andra Marhefka
Mountlake Terrace
Edmonds
Terrace
220Th
Brown
Chuck Olson
176Th
Aurora North
Olson
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