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Photographer Julia Wiese spotted a heron on the seawall and a wimbrel on the beach during her Friday walk in Edmonds. The wimbrel, which moved closer to the water as people approached, marked Wiese's first sighting of the species in the area.
The Port of Edmonds Commission will meet on May 12, 2025, to discuss various agenda items, including the award of a contract for the Harbor Square Atrium and the delegation of authority in the absence of the Executive Director. Public comments will be accepted, limited to three minutes each, focusing on Port business. Attendees can participate in person or via Zoom.
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.
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.
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Cline Jewelers owner Andy Cline recommends meaningful jewelry gifts for Mother's Day, emphasizing their lasting value compared to traditional flowers. He suggests a range of options, with pieces priced under $1,000, including a blue topaz pendant and diamond pavé earrings. Cline encourages adding flowers for a complete gift experience.
Edmonds police reported multiple incidents from April 30 to May 5, including arrests for domestic assault, DUI, and theft. A woman lost her identity due to fraud, while several individuals faced charges for theft and assault. The police also dealt with issues related to missing juveniles and vandalism.
Mountlake Terrace's Jeremy Perrault pitched a no-hitter, leading the Hawks to a 3-0 victory over Shorecrest in a district play-in game. The win allows Mountlake Terrace to advance to the double-elimination District tournament, where they will face Stanwood on Saturday. Meadowdale also triumphed over Everett with a score of 10-5.
Keep Edmonds Vibrant calls for residents to participate in a platform aimed at generating new revenue sources for Edmonds, which faces a budget crisis with over $7 million in cuts. The initiative, titled "What Should Edmonds Be?", encourages community input to envision a sustainable future for the city. Residents must submit their ideas by May 25th.
The City of Edmonds held its first Law Day on May 1, engaging 75 Meadowdale Middle School students in civic education through interactive activities. Students participated in a mock trial and a city council session, gaining insights into the judicial and legislative processes. This event aimed to foster civic awareness and encourage youth participation in local governance.