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Scene in Edmonds Around town Monday - My Edmonds News

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The Edmonds community experienced a breathtaking sunrise on June 3, 2025, captured in a striking photo by local photographer Julia Wiese. This moment not only showcases the area's natural beauty but also reinforces the sense of community among residents. My Edmonds News regularly features local events and scenes to encourage engagement and highlight the vibrancy of the area. The article includes a vivid image that emphasizes the picturesque landscape, reminding locals of the charm surrounding them. With such features, the publication aims to foster a connection between residents and their environment.

This initiative has proven effective in promoting local pride and community spirit. The photograph of the sunrise has become a symbol of the shared experiences that bond the community together. Such moments are essential in maintaining a strong sense of belonging among the residents of Edmonds.

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WA board to consider parole for Hillside Strangler convicted of 1970s murders

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