Latest News in Edmonds, WA

Poet's Corner Pardon my French!, Oh, Death..., Breakfast in a House of Spirits, You Know? - My Edmonds News

The latest installment of Poet's Corner from the Edmonds Poetry Group features a poignant exploration of historical conflicts, intertwining personal narratives with significant political themes. The piece reflects on the impact of the Spanish Civil War and its broader implications, while honoring notable figures like Delmer Berg and George Orwell. Through vivid imagery and a blend of history and personal experience, the poem invites readers to reflect on the complexities of war and identity.

Woodway Town Council set to confirm planning commission appointments March 17 - My Edmonds News

The Woodway Town Council is set to confirm the appointments of Kelly Farrell and Ron Trompeter to the Woodway Planning Commission during its meeting on March 17, 2025. Both appointees will serve until December 31, 2025, as the council addresses crucial local governance matters. Residents can participate in the meeting in person or via Microsoft Teams.

Overnight I-5 lane reductions and ramp closures scheduled for Sound Transit work - My Edmonds News

Sound Transit contractor crews will implement overnight lane reductions and ramp closures on southbound I-5 between 220th and 236th Streets Southwest from March 17 to March 20. This construction is part of the Lynnwood Light Rail extension project, aiming to improve public transportation infrastructure in the region. Motorists should plan for potential delays during these hours.

The dream is to stop clothing insecurity Lynnwood-based nonprofit provides students with clothing, shoes - My Edmonds News

Clothes For Kids, a nonprofit organization based in Lynnwood, addresses clothing insecurity by providing low-income students with essential clothing, shoes, and accessories. The organization serves over 5,000 students annually, offering a full wardrobe once per school year, and is actively seeking to expand its facilities to meet growing demand.

Edmonds Police Blotter March 4-11, 2025 - My Edmonds News

The Edmonds Police Blotter for March 4-11, 2025, details various incidents reported in Edmonds, including thefts, assaults, and traffic offenses. The report highlights significant criminal activities affecting the community, such as a woman being defrauded of over $100,000 and multiple thefts from local businesses. This comprehensive overview serves as an essential resource for residents to stay informed about local safety issues.

Kicking Gas offering three March information sessions on heat pumps, including one at Lynnwood Library March 17 - My Edmonds News

Kicking Gas is hosting three information sessions in March focused on heat pumps as sustainable heating solutions, including an in-person session at Lynnwood Library on March 17. Participants will learn about transitioning from fossil fuels to electric heating and cooling systems, meet vetted contractors, and explore available subsidies. These sessions aim to address energy costs, indoor air pollution, and the benefits of induction cooking.

Lynnwood Heroes Cafe honors Edmonds American Legion Post 66 - My Edmonds News

Lynnwood Heroes’ Café honored Edmonds American Legion Post 66 for their financial contributions during 2024 at a monthly meeting held on February 25. Executive Director Gary Walderman presented a plaque to Commander Dan Mullene, emphasizing the importance of collaboration for veteran outreach projects. The gathering aims to foster camaraderie among veterans and supporters while enhancing community welfare.

Want tips for working with the news media? Panel discussion set for April 9 - My Edmonds News

A virtual media relations panel is scheduled for April 9, 2025, aimed at helping nonprofits, businesses, and community organizations enhance their media exposure. The free webinar will cover essential topics such as writing effective news releases and engaging with various media platforms. Esteemed speakers from renowned media outlets will share their expertise during this informative event.

Art Beat Stories, movement and music bring art to life

The event "Art Beat: Stories, movement and music bring art to life" will take place at the Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds, Washington, on March 27 and April 24, 2025. This engaging cultural experience highlights the intersection of storytelling and music, showcasing local artists and their contributions to the Pacific Northwest's vibrant arts scene.

Sheryl Christine Johnson Career registered nurse was known for her kindness, humor - My Edmonds News

Sheryl Christine Johnson, an 81-year-old registered nurse known for her kindness and humor, passed away on March 8, 2025. Her legacy of compassion, built through decades of caring for others in retirement homes, will continue to inspire her family and friends. Johnson is survived by her two children and multiple grandchildren, leaving behind a cherished memory of love and dedication.