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The 3rd annual Pollinator Fest will take place on May 31 at 21 Acres in Woodinville, offering free family-friendly activities focused on pollinators. Attendees can enjoy presentations, garden tours, artisan vendors, and kid-friendly crafts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
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.
Meadowdale Mavericks surprised many by reaching the District 1 3A Baseball Tournament despite a 3-12 start. After a strong run of seven consecutive victories, they lost to top-seeded Mount Vernon in the quarterfinals, 6-3, but remain in contention for the championship. Meadowdale will play Shorewood in a loser-out game on May 13.
More than 50 participants joined the 5th annual Move4Mona 5K Walk in Edmonds, raising over $20,000 for the Mona Foundation. Founded in 1999, the foundation has educated and empowered over five million students globally. The event took place in eight countries and 60 cities across the U.S. and Canada.
Edmonds resident Beth Sanger fractured her tibial plateau after a fall, revealing her diagnosis of osteoporosis at age 49. Health experts emphasize the importance of maintaining bone health through a balanced diet and regular exercise, especially for women post-menopause, who are at higher risk. Osteoporosis affects over 10 million Americans aged 50 and older, making awareness and preventive measures crucial.
Edmonds in Bloom hosted its annual Kids Plant Day at the Edmonds Museum Saturday Market, where children planted flowers in beach pails as gifts for Mother's Day. Adults participated by purchasing raffle tickets for a chance to win a trip for two to destinations including London and Paris.
Approximately 120 people celebrated June Sorensen Crump's 100th birthday at the Bellingham Country Club, highlighting her impact on countless lives. Attendees shared memories and gratitude for her lessons in life, love, and family. June reflected on her century of experiences, emphasizing the importance of family and friends.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will open a new northbound HOV3+ and transit entrance to I-5 express lanes at Mercer Street on May 12. This entrance allows HOV3+ vehicles to access express lanes from the left side of Mercer, utilizing a previously southbound-only ramp.
Edmonds Poets hosts a free poetry workshop, “Finding Your Voice In Poetry,” on May 24 at the Edmonds Library. The 90-minute session encourages participants to explore their poetic voice through reading and writing exercises, featuring prompts from well-known poets. Attendees will also learn about publishing their work.