Letter to the editor Thoughts on the levy lid lift - My Edmonds News

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A letter to the editor discusses the proposed levy lid lift in Edmonds, focusing on its financial implications for the community. The author, a long-time resident who moved to the area in 1975, shares personal reflections following the recent loss of his wife and stresses the need for sustainable financial planning. He emphasizes the value of community services that could be supported through the levy. The letter calls for residents to engage in the discussion and express their views on the levy lift. The author believes that informed public discourse is essential for making sound decisions that affect local services.

He notes that the outcome of this proposal could significantly impact the community's ability to maintain its quality of life. The letter serves as a reminder of the emotional ties residents have to their community and the importance of thoughtful financial governance. Engaging the public in this decision is crucial for the future of Edmonds.

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