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My Edmonds News calls on local residents to contribute financially to support its nonprofit newsroom, underscoring the critical role of journalism in the community. The publication mandates that commenters provide their real names and city of residence to verify identities before comments are approved. This requirement aims to enhance accountability and ensure adherence to the newsroom's Code of Conduct, which promotes respectful discourse. By encouraging donations, My Edmonds News seeks to bolster its resources and continue delivering vital local news coverage. This trend reflects a broader challenge faced by many local news outlets struggling for financial sustainability.

Engaging the community is essential not only for funding but also for nurturing a culture of responsible journalism. The newsroom invites readers to actively participate in shaping local media narratives. Supporting local journalism ultimately enriches the community's informed engagement with current events.

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