Deadline for 31st annual Edmonds Citizen of Year nominations extended to April 30

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The Kiwanis Club of Edmonds has announced an extension for nominations for the 31st annual Edmonds Citizen of the Year award, now due by April 30, 2025. This prestigious award seeks to honor outstanding residents who actively contribute to civic affairs, community activities, or business initiatives. In a shift from prior years, the award recipient will take on the role of Grand Marshall for the Edmonds 4th of July parade, moving away from a dual selection process previously overseen by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce. Nominations are welcomed from both individuals and groups, highlighting the community's commitment to recognizing altruistic service. The selection criteria emphasize values such as the golden rule, higher social standards, and the importance of fostering enduring friendships.

Individuals interested in nominating a deserving candidate can find the nomination form online, with submissions required to be postmarked by the April 30 deadline. This initiative not only honors individual achievements but also strengthens community ties and encourages civic engagement. The Kiwanis Club aims to spotlight those who embody the spirit of service and dedication to the Edmonds community.

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