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Lynnwood City Council: Robert Leutwyler takes oath of office, social worker contract with county approved - Lynnwood Today

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Robert Leutwyler taking an oath of office via Zoom at the March 25 Lynnwood City Council meeting. (Photo by Ashley Nash) Robert Leutwyler on Monday night officially became Lynnwood’s newest city councilmember, putting an end to a marathon – and controversial – effort to fill the Position 5 seat vacated by former Councilmember Julieta Altamirano-Crosby in January. Leutwyler was sworn in via Zoom, due to travel scheduled before his appointment, ci…
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Lynnwood City Council: Robert Leutwyler takes oath of office, social worker contract with county approved - Lynnwood Today

Robert Leutwyler taking an oath of office via Zoom at the March 25 Lynnwood City Council meeting. (Photo by Ashley Nash) Robert Leutwyler on Monday night officially became Lynnwood’s newest city councilmember, putting an end to a marathon – and controversial – effort to fill the Position 5 seat vacated by former Councilmember Julieta Altamirano-Crosby in January. Leutwyler was sworn in via Zoom, due to travel scheduled before his appointment, ci…

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Robert Leutwyler sworn in as newest Lynnwood City Councilman

With the words “To the best of my ability,” at his oath of office given by Mayor Christine Frizzell today, Robert Leutwyler is confirmed as

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