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The Future of Lynnwood has Arrived!

Patricia Vaccarino

September 29, 2017

"I have been very impressed by Nicola's leadership in focusing on the city's infrastructure, economic development, and financing for the arrival of light rail - Lynnwood Link. Her strategic planning and CEO skills are impressive and really needed for the success of Lynnwood's future." -Marko Liias, WA State Senator

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Politics

Nicola Smith – Portrait of a Mayor

Patricia Vaccarino

September 27, 2017

“Under Mayor Smith’s leadership, Lynnwood has become an open, welcoming city which embraces the opinions and ideas of its citizens, and works collaboratively with other local and state governments. I am proud to support such a strong and visionary woman for Mayor of Lynnwood.” - Ruth Kagi, WA State Representative 32nd

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World Views

Annie Searle – Risk Update

Annie Searle

September 26, 2017

The Stakes Have Never Been Higher...

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Comedy

New Comedy Club Opening in NYC and More

Jeffrey Gurian

September 22, 2017

New Comedy Club Opening in NYC, Luis J. Gomez Shares Plans for Skankfest and GAS Digital, and Go Inside A Slutty Western Comedy Birthday Party

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Media

PR for People® Announces Winner of the Matt Kramer Award for Excellence in Journalism

PR for People Team

September 18, 2017

PR for People is happy to announce that Skid Robot: the street artist drawing attention to LA’s homeless residents is the winning entry for the Matt Kramer Award. LA-based writer Jordan Riefe is the author of the article, which was originally published in The Guardian on February 23, 2016. Congratulations Jordan Riefe! Thank you for your fine work!

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People

From Texas: Interview with Barbara Garrity-Blake and Karen Willis Amspacher

Anna Faktorovich

September 17, 2017

Barbara Garrity-Blake is a cultural anthropologist, long interested in the 21 villages along the byway from the north end of Hatteras through the Down East region of Carteret County; she lives in Gloucester, N.C.

Karen Willis Amspacher, director of the Core Sound Waterfowl Museum and Heritage Center on Harkers Island, is descended from Shackleford Banks fishermen and boatbuilders and lives in Marshallberg, N.C. She is the editor of the best-selling collection, Island Born & Bred, and the Founder and Editor of The Mailboat periodical.