Annual Edmonds Walk Back in Time event on pause - for now - My Edmonds News

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The City of Edmonds has decided to pause the Walk Back in Time event, a cherished annual gathering that showcases the stories of those buried in the Edmonds Cemetery. Announced on July 7, 2025, the cancellation has disappointed local residents and history enthusiasts alike. The event usually draws a crowd interested in exploring local history and genealogy. Cemetery Board Member Melissa Johnson typically plays a key role in welcoming attendees, adding a personal touch to the experience. While the city has not disclosed specific reasons for the event's cancellation, officials indicate they will assess the possibility of future iterations.

This pause impacts both the historical narrative of the community and the families seeking connection with their past. The event's absence highlights the importance of local heritage and the community's interest in preserving it. Local historians are particularly affected, as such events foster engagement and education about Edmonds' history.

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