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A moment in Edmonds sparked a musical memory for local resident Nick Sherman, who recalled lyrics at 7:43 PM as he experienced a fleeting angle in the evening light. The scene encapsulates a personal reflection on the power of music and memory.
Edmonds School District will offer free vaccines for families at a clinic on May 16 from 1-6 p.m. outside the Verdant building in Lynnwood. The clinic provides COVID-19 vaccines and routine immunizations for children over six months old, with insurance options for adults.
Thirty-eight volunteers from the Snohomish County CASA program received the President’s Volunteer Service Award for their advocacy work on behalf of children. The recognition event took place in April 2024, honoring volunteers who contributed thousands of hours to support vulnerable youth. Joelle Kelly, Division Manager for Snohomish County CASA, expressed gratitude for their commitment to children and families.
Scotty’s Food Truck will operate from May 15-17 at Calvary Church in Edmonds, serving Fried Pacific Oysters and crispy French Fries. The food truck will be open Thursday through Saturday from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. Patrons can call 206-795-1615 to avoid long wait times.
Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney, a former State House representative and dedicated community leader, passed away on May 14, 2025. She served 16 years in the legislature and received numerous accolades, including the Ohtli Award and the Rose Cantwell Leadership Award for her commitment to public service. Her contributions to various boards and her advocacy for older adults will be deeply missed.
Construction on Main Street will resume on May 19, closing the street from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. for grinding and overlay work. Traffic will be detoured to Dayton Street, and noise from heavy machinery is expected during construction.
The Edmonds City Council presented proposed changes to its flat-rate business license fees during a recent meeting, aiming for a more equitable structure. City Clerk Scott Passey highlighted that the current fees, unchanged since 2009, may not reflect practices of neighboring jurisdictions. The council considers moving towards a revenue-generating model while addressing potential enforcement challenges.
North Sound Bicycle Advocates celebrated Bike Everywhere Day on May 14, starting at 6:30 a.m. at the Celebration Station on the Interurban Trail. The event encouraged community participation in cycling, promoting a healthier lifestyle and environmental awareness.
Snohomish County police and emergency services transitioned to a new digital radio system on May 6, ending the use of police scanners. The upgrade to military-grade Motorola radios features digital encryption, enhancing security by preventing sensitive information from being disclosed to unauthorized listeners.
Stanwood Spartans defeated Edmonds-Woodway Warriors 2-1 in a walk-off victory, securing a spot in the 3A state baseball tournament. Gavin Gehrman's game-winning double in the bottom of the seventh inning capped a tightly contested match at Funko Field. The Warriors, despite their loss, will have another opportunity to qualify for the state tournament this Saturday.