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Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office emphasizes the importance of home fire sprinklers during Home Fire Sprinkler Week. Sprinklers can significantly reduce the risk of fire-related injuries and property loss, responding quickly to fires and providing critical time for residents to escape.
Overcrowding at Green Hill School juvenile detention center in Washington has persisted for nearly two years, with the facility operating well above its safe capacity of 180. Lawmakers failed to pass significant legislation to address the issue, despite bipartisan support for some proposals. The situation remains critical, with projections indicating a rise in the population to 280 by 2026.
The Edmonds Jazz Connection returns on May 17, featuring high school musicians from across the Pacific Northwest. This free event, hosted by the Rotary Club of Edmonds Daybreakers, supports music education and aims to raise $25,000 for local school programs.
The Edmonds City Council faces pressure to implement new state parking regulations that mandate only one parking space per residential unit. Residents express concerns about safety due to narrow streets and limited sidewalks, urging a thorough traffic assessment before adopting the law. Community members can share their views with the Planning Board ahead of a meeting on May 14.
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.
My Edmonds News outlines the commenting policy for its readers, emphasizing the need for real names and city of residence for verification. Commenters must agree to abide by the site's Code of Conduct. The article also invites readers to sign up for a daily newsletter.
Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host the annual Snohomish County Update on May 20, featuring local leaders discussing economic growth and sustainability. The event includes a panel with prominent figures from transportation, aviation, and climate innovation sectors, highlighting key topics like infrastructure investment and workforce development. Admission is $45, with a free livestream available on EASC's YouTube channel.
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors defeated the Mount Vernon Bulldogs 3-1 in the District 1 3A Boys Soccer Tournament quarterfinals on Saturday. With goals from Thomas Robles, Alex Plumis, and Jesus Ortiz Suarez, the Warriors advance to the semifinals against the Shorewood Stormrays on May 13.
The article highlights the significance of spiritual mothers in the church, likening the church itself to a maternal figure. It acknowledges historical figures like Saint Teresa of Ávila and Mother Teresa of Calcutta, while also recognizing the everyday spiritual mothers who nurture and guide others. The piece concludes with a call to honor all mothers on Mother’s Day.
Edmonds-Woodway defeated Monroe 5-2 in the 3A District 1 tournament, with Lukas Wanke pitching six innings and Toshi Gilginas driving in three runs. The Warriors will face Stanwood in the semifinals on Tuesday at Funko Field, where the winners will advance to the state tournament.