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Julia Wiese captured a breathtaking sunrise over Edmonds, emphasizing the town's natural allure. The vibrant colors of dawn, showcased in an image on My Edmonds News, resonate with both residents and visitors. This stunning visual not only highlights the scenic beauty of the area but also fosters a sense of community pride. By sharing such moments, the publication encourages locals to engage with their environment and explore the outdoors. The image serves as a reminder of the importance of appreciating the beauty in everyday life.

Photographs like this can inspire community gatherings and outdoor activities, enhancing local engagement. As Edmonds continues to showcase its landscapes, it strengthens its identity as a picturesque coastal town. The article underlines the value of capturing and sharing these moments to enrich community life.

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

Washington's parole board will review Anthony D’Amato's case, a former "Hillside Strangler" convicted of multiple murders in the late 1970s. The hearing, initially set for May, will take place Wednesday, with a decision posted online by July 23. D’Amato, now 74, is currently serving life sentences and has faced numerous denied parole requests.