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Also on today's calendar: June Repair Cafe and 3 more events.
Today's riddle: What do sweet potatoes wear to bed? š¤ (Answer below!)
1. Snohomish County Council adopts housing funding ordinance despite pushback from local providers (mymltnews.com) ā Snohomish County Council has approved a closely watched housing-funding ordinance that bars county dollars from favoring lowābarrier āHousing Firstā projects over treatmentā or sobrietyāfocused housing, despite concerns from providers like the Housing Authority of Snohomish County. After lengthy public testimony, councilmembers also advanced measures on behavioralāhealth facility funding and penalties for exposing children to controlled substances, setting up important next steps for local housing and recovery services.
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2. How Important are Weighted GPAs (alltheedge.com) ā Students at Glacier Peak High are debating whether Washington ā and specifically the Snohomish School District ā should adopt weighted GPAs, since district policy currently treats all classes the same and reserves valedictorian honors for 4.0 students only. The article explains how weighted GPAs work, notes that colleges already account for course rigor, and highlights concerns that hardāworking AP students in Snohomish arenāt fully recognized.
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3. Snohomish County residents send government AI use recommendations to County Council (mylynnwoodnews.com) ā Dozens of Snohomish County residents spent three weekends crafting recommendations on how county government should use artificial intelligence, emphasizing transparency, human oversight and accountability. Their report now heads to the County Council, which could turn these ideas into ordinances that shape everything from permit responses to publicāassistance decisions affecting local households.
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4. Strangles Case Confirmed in Snohomish County, Washington (thehorse.com) ā A horse at a private facility in Snohomish County, Washington, has tested positive for strangles and is quarantined under veterinary care, prompting a reminder about this contagious equine disease. Local horse owners should watch for symptoms like fever, nasal discharge and swollen lymph nodes, and tighten quarantine and hygiene practices to reduce the risk of further spread.
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