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Teresa Wippel to speak at Edmonds Lions Club meeting Oct. 28

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Teresa Wippel will address the Edmonds Lions Club at noon on October 28 at the Pancake Haus. As president and CEO of My Neighborhood News Network, Wippel has played a pivotal role in converting the organization to a 501(c)(3) nonprofit in 2023, ensuring its longevity as a community news source. She has a notable history of service, having been named Edmonds Citizen of the Year in 2019 and recognized as Grand Marshal of the Edmonds Fourth of July Parade in 2024. The Lions Club has been a staple in the Edmonds community for nearly 80 years, meeting twice monthly to foster local engagement. The club aims to grow its membership and encourages community participation.

Wippel’s experience and insights will provide valuable context for attendees. Those interested in learning more about the club can visit its website. This event signifies the ongoing commitment to community service and local journalism in Edmonds.

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