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Emergency preparedness topic of April 22 Edmonds Lions Club meeting

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The Edmonds Lions Club is set to host a meeting on April 22 at the Pancake Haus, focusing on emergency preparedness and inviting community members to attend. The guest speaker, Megan LeBlanc, is a fire and life safety specialist from South County Fire, who will share valuable insights on how to prepare for earthquakes, fires, and other natural disasters. With eight years in public service, LeBlanc’s expertise includes child safety, home fire safety presentations, and community outreach initiatives. The Lions Club, which has been an integral part of the Edmonds community for over 75 years, engages in numerous projects, including scholarships for students and vision and hearing testing. They are actively seeking new members to expand their community service initiatives.

This meeting is a significant opportunity for local residents to enhance their safety knowledge and become involved in community efforts. Attendees will not only learn important safety tips but will also have a chance to connect with others passionate about community service. For more information about the Lions Club and their activities, visit their website at edmondslions. org.

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