Guns Drawn in Home Invasion: Seattle Neighborhood Confronts Rising Crime Wave

Issue #056

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Marysville Local Pulse
27 Dec

In This Issue of Marysville Local Pulse…

🌡Weather Forecast

🌐Ukraine Intensifies Military Actions, Strikes Russian Ship in Feodosia

📅Upcoming Local Events

🚔Guns Drawn in Home Invasion: Seattle Neighborhood Confronts Rising Crime Wave

📰Snohomish County Council Unites to Address Housing Crisis

 🏫School Happenings

 🧬Post Holiday Life Hacks

Snohomish County Council Unites to Address Housing Crisis

The Snohomish County Council has approved the Housing and Behavioral Health Capital Fund, a comprehensive plan to address affordable housing and behavioral health facility needs. Developed by County Executive Dave Somers and the council, in partnership with community leaders, the plan commits $114 million over five years. This funding will result in 550 new affordable and permanent supportive housing units, 150 emergency bridge housing units, and a $10 million investment in behavioral health facilities. The plan, which received widespread community input, is a critical step in tackling the housing crisis and enhancing the quality of life in Snohomish County.

Upcoming Local Events

Youth Service Wed, Dec 27, 11:30 AM

Stay and Play Thu, Dec 28, 9:30 – 10:15 AM

Patitude at Quil Ceda Creek Casino Thu, Dec 28, 8 – 10 PM

Pre-New Year Kids Party! Fri, Dec 29, 10:30 AM – 12:00 PM

Marysville/ Tulalip walking club Sat, Dec 30, 1 – 2 PM

Engage at Angel of the Winds Casino Resort Sat, Dec 30, 9 PM – Sun, Dec 31, 1 AM

Coffee Hour Sat, Dec 30, 10 AM – 12 PM

Chess Sat, Dec 30, 3 – 5 PM

Country & rock jam sessions Sat, Dec 30, 12 – 6 AM

'83-'23 ULTIMATE 80s PROM - New Year's Eve @ QCC Dec 31, 2023, 10 PM – Jan 1, 2024, 1 AM

Burning Bowl Ceremony Sun, Dec 31, 10 AM

New Year's Eve at the Thumb! Sun, Dec 31, 3 – 6 PM

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Guns Drawn in Home Invasion: Seattle Neighborhood Confronts Rising Crime Wave

Recent home invasions in Seattle's Beacon Hill have led to heightened concerns. One victim was robbed at gunpoint after returning from a casino, while another homeowner faced two invasion attempts, the second leading to a shootout. The police are actively investigating these crimes, seeking to address the community's safety concerns.

School Happenings!

WINTER BREAK

Ukraine Intensifies Military Actions, Strikes Russian Ship in Feodosia

The Ukrainian Air Force conducted a strike on the Crimean port of Feodosia, damaging the Russian landing ship Novocherkassk and resulting in one death and two injuries. Russia claims two Ukrainian jets were shot down during the raid, although Ukraine has not confirmed any losses. Concurrently, Ukraine is considering reducing the conscription age from 27 to 25 to strengthen its military forces.

POST HOLIDAY LIFE HACKS

After the holiday season, you might be looking for ways to simplify your life, save money, and manage the aftermath of the festive period.

1. Reorganize and Declutter: Post-holidays are a great time to declutter. Sort through your decorations and gifts, keeping only what you love or need. Donate or sell items that are no longer necessary.

2. Leftover Management: Get creative with your leftovers. Turn them into new meals, like casseroles, soups, or sandwiches, to avoid food waste and save on grocery bills.

3. Budget Reset: After holiday spending, it’s wise to reassess your budget. Look for areas where you can cut back and start saving again. Consider using budgeting apps or tools to keep track of your expenses.

4. Gift Card Usage: If you received gift cards, plan how to use them wisely. You might save them for buying necessities throughout the year or combine them with sales to get more value.

5. Plan for Next Year: Reflect on what went well and what didn’t during the holidays. It's a good time to start planning for the next holiday season, including setting a budget or thinking about gifts in advance.

6. Relaxation and Self-Care: After the busy holiday season, prioritize relaxation and self-care. Engage in activities that help you unwind and recharge, whether it’s reading a book, going for walks, or practicing meditation.

7. Fitness Routine: Holidays often disrupt regular fitness routines. Start getting back into your exercise regime, or consider starting a new one. Even simple activities like daily walks can make a big difference.

8. Healthy Eating: Holidays are known for indulgence. Post-holidays, try to get back to a balanced diet rich in fruits, vegetables, and whole grains.

9. Digital Detox: Consider taking a break from social media and digital devices to recharge your mind and improve your mental health.

10. Thank-You Notes: A thoughtful gesture is to send thank-you notes for the gifts and kindness you received during the holidays. It's a nice way to show your appreciation and stay connected with loved ones.

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