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Jamie Mendez News June 12, 2025 - My Edmonds News

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My Edmonds News announced a partnership with Se Habla Media to enhance its media offerings for the local community. The collaboration will feature daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, complete with English subtitles for accessibility. Se Habla Media, based in Lynnwood, specializes in content aimed at the Hispanic community, ensuring that diverse voices are represented. This initiative underscores My Edmonds News' commitment to inclusivity and community engagement. By providing bilingual content, the partnership seeks to foster cultural understanding and strengthen local ties.

Furthermore, this collaboration reflects a growing trend in media to cater to diverse audiences. The partnership is expected to enrich the local news landscape significantly. My Edmonds News continues to innovate in delivering relevant content to its readership.

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