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Lynnwood police reported multiple incidents from July 2 to July 6, including arrests for domestic violence, theft, and trespassing. Notable events involved a domestic altercation and a man who shot himself with a firearm. Officers cited individuals for unlawful conduct and responded to reports of suspicious activities.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson and Senate Republican Leader John Braun support a constitutional amendment allowing the WA Cares Fund to invest in the stock market. Opponents argue this could lead to risky financial outcomes, contrasting it with safer current investments. The measure, aimed at enhancing funding for long-term care, will be on the November 4 ballot.
Diane Buckshnis urged the Edmonds School Board to address PFAS contamination near Madrona School, highlighting health risks to children. She emphasized the need for collaboration with the water district to ensure public health and compliance with regulations.
Vintage car enthusiasts showcased over 75 "orphan" vehicles in Edmonds on Saturday, highlighting discontinued auto brands like Oldsmobile and Hudson. The event also served as a fundraiser for Clothes for Kids, providing school wardrobes to children in need.
Leadership Snohomish County appointed Adrianne Wagner as acting CEO and Kathy Solberg as chief strategic officer. Both leaders, known for their community engagement, aim to enhance LSC's impact and reach amid growing uncertainties. Applications for the Fall 2025 Signature Class are now open.
Edmonds American Legion Post 66 and VFW Post 8870 will collect food and personal hygiene donations for local veterans on July 19 at the Wilcox Construction Red Barn. Donations will support veterans in need and the Edmonds Food Bank. Cash and credit donations are also accepted.
Jaime Mendez News announced a partnership with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to diverse media content in the Edmonds area.
Seven members of the Hogenson family won first place in the family category of the Edmonds Sand Sculpture Contest with their octopus sculpture, "Ebbie the Edmonds Octopus." The event attracted 19 teams, showcasing creativity from participants ranging in age from 3 to 69. Adult competitors included the Shore Thangs, who took first place with their sculpture "Mt. Rain Lizard."
A deer was spotted in Edmonds' Cherry Hill neighborhood, highlighting the area's natural wildlife. The image accompanying the article showcases this encounter, adding a visual element to the local news. Residents are encouraged to engage with their surroundings and appreciate the local fauna.
Edmonds hosted its inaugural Beach Bash on Friday evening, drawing crowds to the Edmonds Waterfront Center for food, music, and dancing. Sponsored by Terry Vehrs, the free event featured local band Point of Sail, a beer garden, and vibrant sunset views over Puget Sound.