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My Edmonds News promotes community engagement by inviting Edmonds residents to comment on local issues, requiring real names and city of residence for verification. This policy aims to ensure accountability and foster meaningful dialogue among community members. Recent comments reflect a variety of local concerns, including support for Glenda Krull's campaign for Edmonds City Council and discussions regarding seismic hazards at the waterfront. Residents also highlighted the need for protective measures in the city's development code, particularly concerning steep slopes in the Westgate neighborhood. The article emphasizes the significance of public input in shaping local governance and policy decisions.

By providing a platform for discussion, My Edmonds News plays a vital role in encouraging civic participation. Such engagement is essential for addressing community needs and fostering transparency in local governance. Ultimately, this dialogue allows residents to influence decisions that affect their lives and environment.

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