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The Style of your Life In Snohomish, work-life balance isn’t just a concept; it’s a lifestyle. The blend of scenic beauty, community spirit, and family-friendly amenities creates a quality of life that’s hard to match. Whether you’re exploring forest trails, attending a local festival, or simply enjoying a sunset over the river, Snohomish feels like home—a place where life’s simple pleasures shine the brightest. As the golden days of summer unfold in the breathtaking landscapes, we find ourselves immersed in the season's vibrant charm. The warm, sun-drenched afternoons invite leisurely gatherings in the backyard, while serene mornings by the water’s edge offer moments of quiet reflection. This is the season where nature’s beauty harmonizes with the special memories you’ve created with family and friends. As you savor these final weeks of summer, consider the simple pleasures: alfresco dining under starlit skies, boating adventures on the sparkling waters of the area lakes, and garden soirées framed by the soft hues of a Pacific Northwest sunset. The region’s lush scenery, coupled with the warmth of community, makes this a truly idyllic time. Yet, as the days subtly shorten and the crisp whispers of autumn approach, excitement builds for the cozy comforts and festive gatherings that come with cooler temperatures. The Pacific Northwest transforms into a canvas of rich amber and crimson hues, providing a picturesque backdrop right outside your window. Now is the perfect moment to prepare and style your home for the seasons ahead. Consider enhancing indoor spaces with plush textiles, warm lighting, and curated accents that reflect the natural transition. Outdoor fire features, covered patios, and weather-resistant furnishings can extend your enjoyment of the fresh, cool evenings, allowing you to relish the outdoors even as the temperatures dip. As autumn arrives, local farms and markets burst with harvest delights—perfect for crafting seasonal dishes that warm the heart and home. Embrace what the season offers by hosting intimate dinners, where the ambiance is as rich as the flavors served. Whether basking in summer’s lingering warmth or anticipating the cozy elegance of fall, your home is the heart of every cherished moment. Here in Snohomish, each season offers an opportunity to celebrate both nature’s splendor and the refined comforts of your living spaces. Wishing you and your family a joyful summer’s end and a graceful transition into the beauty of the cooler months. S H A N N O N C O Y, P U B L I S H E R @SNOHOMISHCITYLIFESTYLE

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PETALS AND LENS

Wearable Blooms and One Unforgettable Collaboration ARTICLE BY COURTNEY EVANS PHOTOGRAPHY BY BEAUCLAIR PHOTOGRAPHY

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It all started with a simple assignment for Snohomish City Lifestyle—a loving local cover story on florist and boutique owner Candice Szarzec of The Petal and the Stem for our February 2024 issue. Photographer Shannon Beauclair was tapped to capture the feature. But what began as a simple photoshoot blossomed into something far more magical: a creative partnership rooted in mutual respect, artistry, and the shared values of beauty and community. “I photographed Candice when Snohomish City Lifestyle was just starting out,” Shannon recalls. “I remember walking into her shop and thinking, This place is special. That energy stuck with me. Fast forward a year, and business had slowed down - I found myself craving a collaborative, meaningful creative project—and her shop immediately came to mind.” Known for her emotive editorial photography and global portrait work, Shannon reached out with an idea: What if we brought something beautiful to life—together? The vision was simple but bold: a live editorial photoshoot staged right in Candace’s shop, with wearable floral fashion as the centerpiece. Candice didn’t hesitate. “She called me right away and said, ‘Yes. Let’s do it.’” And just like that, floral fashion took on a new life. The resulting event was a dreamy fusion of live art and local

spirit—an afternoon where floral crowns, blooming jewelry, and living accessories weren’t just styled—they were sculpted in real time. With hair and makeup by Beauclair Studio, gowns from For the Luv of Bridal, live music by Goodnight Suzie, and wine tasting courtesy of Rush Lattin Cellars, it was a full sensory experience— where art, flowers, and fashion collided. “These weren’t just accessories,” Shannon explains. “They were living, breathing statements. Every piece that Candice created was a celebration of resilience, beauty, and storytelling.”

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THAT MATTER." ~ SHANNON BEAUCLAIR

FOR ME, IT’S ABOUT CONNECTION, ABOUT TELLING STORIES

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At just 13 years old, homeless on the Big Island of Hawai‘i, she began making leis and selling them to tourists just to get by. “Now at 47, I can say I never gave up on myself,” she reflects. “The way I give back is through flowers”—seeing each bloom as a feeling, a memory, a way to express love and gratitude. That spirit of giving is woven into every part of The Petal and the Stem, which delivers custom florals seven days a week, creates hundreds of wedding arrangements each year, and regularly supports

local causes—especially first responders and community wellness initiatives. For Shannon, the shoot supported a mission close to her heart: organ donation awareness. Through her ongoing photography work with LifeCenter Northwest, she honors the families of organ donors—highlighting the beauty and strength of giving life to others. “Photography has never been just about images for me,” Shannon says. “It’s about connection. About telling stories that matter—whether that’s for a small business or a grieving family. I want my work to mean something.” What made this collaboration so special wasn’t just the art on display—but the mutual respect and intention behind it.

“When I collaborate, it’s with people who share that same spirit—kindness, community, authenticity,” Shannon says. “It wasn’t about what I could get. It was about what we could give.” And it was. From sweet treats and thoughtful giveaways to real-time styling and storytelling, this was more than a shoot—it was an experience. One that showcased what happens when two passionate women come together not to compete, but to lift each other up. Events like these are reminders of the magic that happens in small towns. That

partnerships born in passing can become powerful moments of connection. And that when we lift each other up, beauty follows. “We didn’t just host a photoshoot,” Candice says. “We created an experience. We brought people together around flowers, art, and giving back.” And just like her first lei sold on a Hawaiian roadside, that simple spark of creativity continues to bloom—in every flower, every photo, and every heart it touches. Visit The Petal and the Stem Floral Boutique, located in historic downtown Snohomish at 1234 1st Street or visit https://thepetalandthestem.com/ Book your next portrait or branding session with Shannon Beauclair Photography at https://www.beauclairphotography.com/

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For Aaron and Alyssa Hoffman, Snohomish offers the perfect blend of community and small-town charm, making it an ideal place to raise their three children, Ruby, Marigold, and Aksel. “Our whole life is here in Snohomish; we live, work, and play right here in the historic district,” shares Alyssa. “It's a great small-town community and I love that you don't feel like you get lost in the crowd. It's a face-to-face connection type community, which I think is really unique and special, especially in the day we live in today where everything is email and phone calls. I love that it is still a place of personal connections.” In 2019, Alyssa opened Sprig Flower Company on First Street in downtown Snohomish. As the business grew, so did her interest in clean beauty and skincare products. Through her own personal health journey, Alyssa discovered the many benefits of using clean beauty and non-toxic skincare products. That research turned into a passion to share her knowledge with other women and in the fall of 2022, Alyssa launched Sprig Beauty Company, also located downtown. The boutique carries clean cosmetics, skincare, and haircare products as well as women’s clothing. “I love helping women find what makes them feel beautiful, because we're not a copy and paste, one-size-fits-all makeup and clothing boutique,” she says. “Everybody has their own style and favorite feature, and I love helping women explore and find that in themselves.” The boutique carries clean cosmetic lines such as RMS Beauty and Jane Iredale as well as skincare lines including Osea, Earth Harbor, and Coco Kind. “All of our brands are U.S.-based, which I love, and we try to source as much locally as we can. I'm also very careful and have a high standard about what we bring into the shop,” explains Alyssa. “Everything on our shelves is held to a high standard as

“I LOVE TO FOCUS ON THAT FEMININE FEEL, WITH DRESSES AND PIECES THAT MAKE WOMEN feel beautiful. I LOOK FOR PIECES THAT COMPLEMENT all body types AND MAKE WOMEN FEEL FEMININE, BEAUTIFUL, AND confident in THEIR DAY-TO-DAY LIFE.” ~ A LY S S A H O F F M A N

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far as quality of ingredients and brands that are transparent with their ingredients. Everything is phthalate-free, fragrance-free, and considered non-toxic across the board.” The boutique’s clothing style leans towards clean and classic pieces with modern twists. Alyssa’s goal is to keep women on trend but still integrate timeless pieces into their wardrobes. “I love to focus on that feminine feel, with dresses and pieces that make women feel beautiful. I look for pieces that complement all body types and make women feel feminine, beautiful, and confident in their day-to-day life,” shares Alyssa. “For me, as a homeschool mom, I also want something I can wear at home that is comfortable and that I feel cute in, but I can also wear while playing with my kids on the floor.” Sprig Beauty Company is more than simply a place to find clean products, it includes a strong educational component to help customers understand why the products are helpful and how to use them appropriately. “With our products, we really like to educate people on the why and how to utilize the products. We have a makeup artist on staff who helps customers, and we also offer color analysis to help people even further with understanding

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their style,” says Alyssa. “So we try to really round it out as a full experience as far as all the different needs when it comes to external appearance.” Alyssa is also excited about launching an esthetician room this fall, part of her commitment to expanding services to meet the needs of women of Snohomish. Another way the Hoffmans serve the community is by partnering with local organizations to support and provide for teen moms. Biannually, the boutique donates items that help teen moms dress for success by outfitting them for jobs and job interviews. For Alyssa, the boutique serves as an opportunity to support and encourage the women of Snohomish in both style and spirit. She says, “Sprig is genuinely about making women feel beautiful inside and out, giving them the confidence boost they need, and helping them realize that they don't have to look like everybody else, but instead they can be confident in who they are.” Stop by Sprig Beauty Company, located at 1204 1st Street in historic Snohomish. For more information on products, visit www.sprigbeautyco.com and follow @sprigbeautyco on Instagram.

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ARTICLE BY AMBER DAWN SCHULTHEIS PHOTOGRAPHY BY DAWNING MEMORIES

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You may have recently noticed burrata popping up on every restaurant appetizer menu in town. It is, in fact, having a moment. If you aren’t familiar with the cheese of the season, burrata is the close cousin of fresh Mozzarella - filled with luscious cream. When sliced open, the cold cream pours out into a generous, saucy mess. It is decadent and delicious, meant to be sopped up with fluffy, crusty bread or dropped onto perfectly toasted crostini. Here, the burrata has been prepared as part of a flavorful blackberry and arugula salad, topped with crushed pistachios and fresh pieces of your new favorite cheese. The best part? The greens are tossed in a scratch-made vinaigrette: the only dressing recipe you need to bring all of your salads to life.

For the best rendition of the vinaigrette, this recipe calls for high quality, local olive oil and balsamic vinegars from A Bit of Taste - Snohomish Olive Oil Company. The quality of these products makes a noticeable difference in the depth of flavor of your dressing! The benefit of mastering this go-to recipe? Playing with the vast assortment of olive oils and vinegar flavors available to create seasonal dressings throughout the year. Visit the tasting room at A Bit of Taste - Snohomish Olive Oil

Company to sample everything from aged vinegars to truffle oils and learn from their knowledgeable team. They are always available to answer your tasting questions and suggest pairings for all kinds of delectable vinaigrette possibilities. Lastly, be sure to taste as you go! Adjust salt, vinegar, and pepper ratios, add your favorite herbs and spices to make this your own. Play with the base recipe to delight your senses and create something you truly enjoy.

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4 people

1. Thoroughly rinse and dry your greens and blackberries. Remember, if the produce is still wet, the vinaigrette won’t properly cling to the salad. 2. Chill your produce while you prepare the vinaigrette (recipe below). 3. Coarsely chop or pound your pistachios with a mortar and pestle or place them in a plastic bag and beat with a wooden spoon. There will be fine bits and larger pieces, adding some texture and variety to the salad. 4. Toss the greens with your vinaigrette in a large mixing bowl. Move to your platter, creating a layer of greens as the base for your salad. 5. Assemble the salad! Pull your burrata into rustic, imperfect pieces and place evenly. Next, place your blackberries throughout, evenly distributed. Finish with sprinkles of the crushed pistachios to your liking. 6. Serve with crusty sourdough bread or perfectly toasted crostini. 7. If you prefer to enjoy burrata as an appetizer, assemble tiny toasts or crostini with a dabble of your vinaigrette, a few arugula leaves, burrata, a blackberry, and perhaps a small slice of prosciutto. It’s absolutely delicious this way as well.

INGREDIENTS: • 4 heaping cups rocket (arugula) or spring greens • Fresh blackberries (try seedless if you can find them) • ¼ cup Vinaigrette (see dressing recipe below!) • 1 round or 4 ounces burrata • ½ cup crushed pistachios, roasted & salted • 4 slices Italian prosciutto, roughly chopped (optional)

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VINAIGRET TE RECIPE YIELDS

TIME

2/3 cup dressing

10 minutes

INGREDIENTS: • 1 tablespoon finely diced shallot or red onion • 1 tablespoon high quality champagne vinegar • ⅛ cup high quality balsamic vinegar, such as Denissimo Aged Balsamic from A Bit of Taste - Snohomish Olive Oil Company • ¼ cup high quality olive oil, such as Coratina EVOO from A Bit of Taste - Snohomish Olive Oil Company • 1 teaspoon Dijon mustard, grainy or smooth based on preference • ¼ teaspoon Kosher salt, such as Flori & Salt. • Pinch of freshly ground black pepper, or to taste

DIRECTIONS: 1. Finely dice your shallot and add 1 tablespoon to a small bowl. Add the champagne vinegar. Let sit for 5 minutes. The vinegar will neutralize some of the pungency of the shallot. 2. Add the shallot-champagne vinegar mixture to a small mixing bowl and whisk-in the Denissimo Aged Balsamic. 3. Mix in the Dijon mustard, salt, and pepper. 4. Slowly pour the olive oil into the mixture, whisking as you pour. 5. The vinaigrette should be homogenous and rich, ready to dress your greens, be gently drizzled atop crostini, and dipped into by a rustic sourdough bread. If you love this recipe, find more seasonal and hospitality-focused recipes at thehostnotes.com or follow along @thehostnotes on Instagram and Pinterest.

DEBE FRANZ AND AMBER DAWN SCHULTHEIS THEHOSTNOTES.COM This recipe is a collaboration between Amber Schultheis with The Host Notes and Debe Franz with A Bit of Taste located at 1301 First St, Snohomish. Stop by and visit Debe, she is always happy to share her love of olive oil and all it's health benefits.

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More than Dress for Success Clothes for Kids is lifting kids up, one outfit at a time. All children deserve to grow up feeling confident, stylish, and most of all—loved. At Clothes For Kids, wardrobes are more than just clothes - they’re confidence in the classroom, comfort on the playground, and a fresh start at the beginning of the school year. Each outfit—chosen by the child themselves, not handed to them—is a quiet but powerful reminder: you matter, and you belong. Serving youth from Head Start through 12th grade across Snohomish County and the Northshore School District, Clothes For Kids provides full wardrobes—completely free of charge—to thousands of students each year. But the impact can’t be measured in pants and parkas alone. It lives in the way a student stands taller, smiles wider, and walks into school with their head held high. “We’re here to empower students for success,” says the Clothes For Kids team. “One wardrobe at a time.” The effect goes far beyond clothing. For families experiencing financial hardship, back-to-school shopping can feel overwhelming—one more stressor in an already difficult season. Clothes For Kids eases that burden, replacing it with relief, gratitude, and joy. Teachers report boosts in classroom participation and self-esteem. Parents describe tearful moments of pride. And the kids? They light up—twirling, smiling, and strutting with the confidence of knowing they belong.

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“I’ve had parents cry in our lobby just from the relief of knowing their child can start school feeling proud of what they’re wearing,” says Erin Ennis, whose mother, Sharie Ennis, founded the nonprofit 40 years ago. “It’s those little moments that stay with you.” Clothes For Kids began in a single classroom at the old Scriber Lake High School, with racks of donated clothes and a big dream. “My mom walked in and immediately saw the potential,” Erin recalls. “It was organized, sure—but she knew it could be so much more.” And it quickly became just that. The program expanded into multiple rooms and eventually took over the school’s locker rooms. “We were the last ones in the building,” she remembers. “They were literally tearing it down around us.” Today, that dream has blossomed into a thriving nonprofit with its own warm, welcoming storefront in Lynnwood. Students shop in a store-like setting filled with care, dignity, and hope. And in a beautiful full-circle moment, many of the kids who once received

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As the air cools and the days grow shorter, there’s a natural pull to cozy up and reflect the changing season inside your home. Making your space feel inviting for the season isn’t about redecorating everything; it’s about layering in texture, soft lighting, and subtle seasonal details that signal the shift to fall. Here are a few ways to make your home feel cozy this season:

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LAYER IN SOFT TEXTURES

It’s time to bring out the blankets! There’s a good chance you didn’t store them too far, so bring out those soft and comforting throws. Adding warm blankets to your couch and bed is one of the best ways to be able to cozy up as the evenings get cooler. While many people like to bring out fall colors, there’s no rule that says you have to! Any soft fabric that makes you feel comfortable and complements your style will create that cozy feeling.

ADD WARM, AMBIENT LIGHTING

As the days get shorter, lighting becomes one of the simplest ways to create a cozy mood at home. Add accent lighting such as table lamps, floor lamps, and sconces in key areas like your entry, living room, bedroom, and even the kitchen. It’s also a nice bonus if the lights are synced to a timer to automatically turn on as evening sets in.

ADD SEASONAL FOLIAGE

Refreshing your floral arrangements and vases around the house is an easy and elegant way to transition into fall. You can add a few seasonal stems to your existing arrangement to tie in the season, or you can do a full refresh with your larger statement arrangements in your entry or on your door. Quality life-like faux floral arrangements are no maintenance and can be used year after year, and mixing in some real branches and greenery from your own yard can make the arrangement feel fresh and personal.

BRING IN FALL SCENTS

One of the most important ways to make your home feel like fall is to bring in your favorite seasonal scent. Choose a new candle or reed diffuser that makes you feel the most cozy, and while the tried and true scents are a must-have, it’s fun to find new scents to try as well! Cozy doesn’t have to be complicated. Instead of buying too much pumpkin themed decor, focus on layering warmth, texture, and your favorite seasonal details, and your home will naturally feel like a place to slow down and enjoy the season.

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