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The article features a comment by Sally Epler, expressing her appreciation for a photograph of birds taken in Edmonds. Epler notes that these birds frequently visit her home and are quick to fly away. The comment section emphasizes the need for real identities for verification, following a Code of Conduct.
My Edmonds News provides a tax calculator to help Edmonds residents understand the financial implications of a potential annexation into the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority (RFA) ahead of the April 22 special election. The tool aims to clarify taxpayer concerns regarding changes in fire and emergency medical services costs. It outlines how users can input their data to assess the impact on their tax bills while noting that future tax variables remain uncertain.
The article announces the conclusion of nominations for the "Best of Edmonds 2025" awards, a local initiative that highlights community favorites. It serves as a reminder for residents to participate in recognizing outstanding local businesses and services. This initiative fosters community engagement and celebrates the unique offerings of Edmonds.
Steve Johnston, who has served as a Port of Edmonds commissioner for nine years, is set to retire at the end of March. The Port is currently interviewing candidates for the Commission At Large position to fill his role. This development highlights the ongoing changes within local governance and the importance of community involvement in public service.
A minivan crashed into the Caravan Kebab restaurant on Firdale Avenue early Thursday morning, just after midnight. Edmonds PD Corporal Josh McClure provided initial details about the incident, although further information remains limited. The article is accessible only to subscribers, emphasizing the need for login or subscription for full content access.
The Edmonds Stream Team has successfully released 5,000 baby chum salmon into lower Shell Creek, thanks to a generous donation from the Suquamish Tribe. This initiative aims to enhance local salmon populations, supporting both ecological health and community engagement. The article highlights the collaborative efforts to bolster the region's natural resources.
Good To Go! has issued a warning about scammers impersonating toll agencies across the nation. These scammers are attempting to deceive individuals into making payments and sharing sensitive banking information. The alert emphasizes the need for vigilance among the public to protect their financial data.
Mayor Rosen's 2025 State of the City address is set for Thursday, March 20, at 8:30 a.m. at the Edmonds Theater. The event is free and open to the public, encouraging community engagement and participation.
The article discusses the senior/disabled property tax exemption program, designed to support moderate-income homeowners aged 62 and older, as well as disabled homeowners in Washington state. It emphasizes the importance of this program in alleviating financial burdens for vulnerable populations. Subscribers can access the full content for more detailed information.
A significant gathering took place in Olympia on March 10, where hundreds protested the treatment of immigrants as part of Latino Legislative Day. The event highlighted ongoing social issues affecting Latino communities across the U.S. However, full details of the protest are available only to subscribers.