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Jaime Mendez News May 29, 2025 - My Edmonds News

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My Edmonds News has partnered with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to enhance local media offerings by sharing daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts. These programs will include English subtitles, allowing non-Spanish speakers to engage with the content. The partnership underscores a commitment to inclusivity and reflects the growing diversity within the Edmonds community. Se Habla Media is known for its focus on culturally relevant content, which will resonate with Spanish-speaking audiences. This collaboration aims to strengthen community ties by providing resources that cater to both English and Spanish speakers.

By promoting diverse media, My Edmonds News is creating a platform that encourages broader participation in local discussions. Community members can expect to see an increase in content that reflects their experiences and needs. This initiative represents a significant step towards fostering an inclusive media landscape in the region.

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