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- 1Fairfax Behavioral Health opens outpatient clinic in Lynnwood▼Fairfax Behavioral Health opens Lynnwood outpatient clinic
Fairfax Behavioral Health has opened a new outpatient mental health clinic in Lynnwood, Washington, expanding access to behavioral health services in Snohomish County. The facility will provide outpatient care for patients who need treatment without inpatient admission. Local coverage highlights the opening as a response to growing demand for mental health services in the north Seattle suburbs.
- 2Runner completes half marathon tune-up ahead of Snohomish River Run●This # LongRunSunday I ran my # HM #95 -- a rehearsal of Snohomish River Run # marathon race next week, on the westbound
A long-distance runner completed a 13.26-mile half marathon training run as a rehearsal for the Snohomish River Run marathon next week, covering the westbound river leg missed in a previous attempt due to a road closure. The runner kept heart rate capped at 141 for ten miles, then 149, averaging 8:06 per mile at an average heart rate of 143.
- 3Runner shares annotated course maps for Snohomish River Run●For runners out there going to # Snohomish River Run # marathon next Sunday, here are annotated maps I built: the north
A runner has built annotated course maps for the Snohomish River Run marathon taking place next Sunday in Washington state. The maps trace the route: a north leg climbing to the high point at mile 5.1 before returning through town, then a flat river stretch to the turnaround at mile 18.3 and home. All 12 aid stations along the course are marked.
- 4Washington wildlife officials seek two men over Oso poaching▼Dept. of Fish and Wildlife looking to ID two men who illegally poached, trespassed in Oso
The Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife is working to identify two men accused of illegally poaching wildlife and trespassing in Oso, a community in Snohomish County. Investigators are asking the public for help naming the pair, and the case is circulating widely in local news across the Seattle area.
- 5Snohomish and Shorecrest boys tennis teams earn narrow wins▼Prep boys tennis: Snohomish, Shorecrest edge opponents
Snohomish and Shorecrest recorded narrow victories in Washington high school boys tennis, edging out their opponents in closely contested matches. The results add to both programs' records as the prep tennis season continues, with local coverage from the Everett-area Herald highlighting the competitive matchups between the schools and their rivals.