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The Sno-King International Folk Dance Club hosts weekly dance sessions every Wednesday at the Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood, welcoming participants of all skill levels. Admission is $8, with the first visit free, and a beginner-friendly class precedes the main event. The club also organizes a monthly Second Saturday party, promoting community engagement through traditional folk dancing.
Tickets are now available for the Edmonds Center for the Arts' 2025 Spotlight Gala on November 7, featuring the band Phat Cat Swinger. This annual event serves as ECA's primary fundraiser, supporting arts education and community programs. The gala will include cocktails, a silent auction, and live performances.
Firefighters rescued an elderly man who fell approximately 50 feet down a ravine at Point Edwards early Saturday morning. Paramedics transported him to Harborview Medical Center in Seattle with potentially serious injuries.
The Latino Educational Training Institute (LETI) hosted its annual Latino Expo at Edmonds College, creating a safe space for community solidarity amidst immigration tensions. LETI founder Rosario Reyes emphasized the importance of allyship during these challenging times. Local organizations such as the City of Lynnwood and Molina Healthcare supported the event.
Double DD Meats, a renowned meat shop in Mountlake Terrace, celebrates its 70th anniversary. The business, known for its high-quality meats and extensive selection of hot sauces, has thrived under the leadership of the Nygard family. They attribute their success to customer service and adapting to consumer demand.
After 12 years of international travel across 95 countries, Michael and Debbie Campbell have returned to Edmonds, their new home base. The couple, who started their journey on a suggestion from their daughter, emphasizes the joy of experiences over possessions. They share 12 lessons learned during their travels, highlighting the importance of curiosity and adaptability.
The Sno-King Fuchsia Society and the Pilchuck Fuchsia Society will host a joint show and sale of fuchsia plants on August 9 at Renew Covenant Church in Lynnwood. Attendees can purchase various fuchsia plants and engage with enthusiasts about their care, enhancing local gardens with these vibrant flowers.
Washington's wildfire preparedness funding dropped from $115 million to $60 million, raising concerns among officials about future fire risks. Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove warned that without restored funding, the state could face larger, more costly wildfires. Experts highlighted that prior forest management efforts helped mitigate damage during recent fires.
Tickets for the Edmonds Food Bank's Empty Bowl fundraiser will go on sale August 1 for the event scheduled at the Edmonds Yacht Club on September 25. Last year's event raised over $175,000, and organizers aim to surpass that amount this year through community involvement. Attendees will enjoy dinner and take home unique handcrafted bowls, emphasizing the importance of supporting local food distribution programs.
Children showcased their entrepreneurial skills at the Children's Entrepreneur Market in Edmonds, selling handmade goods before a free outdoor movie screening. Items for sale included candles, soaps, toys, and food, attracting community support.