Here's your local news at a glance for Wednesday, the 30th of September.
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🎭 Culture
Artist Cecil Bernard will display his abstract paintings at I.T.R.A.P.
Studios on Hewitt Ave until November with a meet-and-greet planned during the October Art Walk + he aims to introduce local fans to his vibrant work on the West Coast.
🏛️ Government
Community Transit will offer fare-free fixed-route bus and paratransit rides from Oct.
1 to Oct. 8 to mark its 50th anniversary. Zip microtransit shuttles and Vanpool will continue with regular fares, and the board will mark the milestone with a resolution Thursday.
🏥 Health
Snohomish Police Sgt. William Ter-Veen experienced a life-threatening aortic dissection during a wellness program in California in August.
After emergency surgery and a challenging recovery, he now urges first responders to seek care when warning signs appear.
🏈 Sports
Two local MMA fighters from WildStyle Gym won heavyweight championships in August.
Everett fighter Dexter Morgenstern took the Pan American Heavyweight title in Santiago, Chile while Snohomish’s Bret Cruver claimed a national championship from the WKA.
In the Everett Coho Derby held Sept.
26 and 27, Lake Stevens fisherman Wes Defriese won first prize with his 14.24-pound coho salmon — earning $10,000 as part of a fundraiser to improve local fishing habitats.
Lake Stevens Vikings met Glacier Peak Grizzlies on Thursday, Sept.
24 at the Grizzlies’ home pitch, with the match ending in a 1–1 tie amid light fall rain. Senior Whitney Bird shone by flying past defenders in the first half.
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