A visit with a councilmember

Edmonds, WALocal News

On March 23, 2025, Edmonds Councilmember Michell Dotsch visited Holy Rosary School to meet with Daisy Troop 41582. This visit was part of the troop's initiative to earn their Good Neighbor badge, which encourages community engagement among young girls. During the visit, the troop asked Dotsch various questions about her responsibilities as a councilmember, highlighting the importance of civic education. Such interactions not only inform the youth about local governance but also empower them to participate in their communities. Dotsch's presence serves as a reminder of the role local leaders play in fostering future civic responsibility.

Events like this are vital for nurturing relationships between young residents and elected officials. The article illustrates how community involvement can start at a young age, influencing future generations to be active participants in democracy. Overall, the visit reflects a commitment to building a more engaged and informed citizenry.

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