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The My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance bilingual media accessibility in the Lynnwood area.
Alex Newman announced his candidacy for Edmonds City Council Position 3, emphasizing the need for forward-thinking leadership focused on safety, education, and environmental issues. He aims to enhance emergency preparedness in the community, citing his background as an executive director at the American Red Cross. Other candidates for the position include Erika Barnett and Joseph Ademofe.
PorchFest Edmonds seeks hosts for its July 13 music event, inviting residents and businesses to transform porches and outdoor spaces into performance stages. An informational meeting for registered hosts will take place on May 15, with host registration closing on May 20.
Beck’s Funeral Home now offers Alkaline Hydrolysis, a method of human remains reduction that uses water and an alkaline solution. This eco-friendly process reduces energy consumption and greenhouse gas emissions compared to traditional cremation methods. For more information, contact Planning Advisor Julie Hartman.
Washington's ferry system managers faced challenges as bids for five new hybrid electric ferries came in higher than expected, with the lowest bid at $251 million. The state has allocated $1.3 billion for new ferries and infrastructure over the next six to eight years, but officials express concern about affordability amid rising costs and limited competition in the shipbuilding industry.
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The Edmonds School Board will vote on a performance-based graduation pathway policy on May 13. This new option, developed by the State Board of Education, aims to help students fulfill graduation requirements. Other meeting agenda items include emergency waiver approvals and recognition of scholarship recipients.
SHIBA offers free Medicare advice via Zoom every Wednesday and Thursday from the Edmonds Waterfront Center. The program assists Medicare recipients in Snohomish and Skagit Counties, helping them understand coverage options and enrollment periods. Registration is required at least two hours prior to the session.
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