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Three candidates, Joseph Ademofe, Erika Barnett, and Alex Newman, are vying for Edmonds City Council Position 3 in the Aug. 5 primary election. Barnett, a local business owner and community advocate, emphasizes public safety, fiscal responsibility, and quality of life in her campaign. The top two candidates will advance to the general election on Nov. 4.
Scotty’s Food Truck opens from July 10-12 at Calvary Church in Edmonds, serving a variety of seafood dishes. Customers can enjoy items like the Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Fish Tacos from 3:30-7:30 p.m. daily. To avoid long waits, patrons can call ahead at 206-795-1615.
GreenPal launched in 2015, offering a platform for homeowners to easily find and pay for lawn care services. With over 65,000 vendors across the U.S. and services in more than 250 markets, GreenPal recently expanded to Edmonds due to organic demand. The company has assisted over 1 million homeowners in maintaining their lawns.
Edmonds City Council approved a $14.5 million levy lid lift for the Nov. 4 ballot to address a budget deficit. The council also confirmed Loi Dawkins as the new police chief and supported the creation of a city administrator position. Councilmembers expressed concerns about the financial impact on residents, particularly those on fixed incomes.
Edmonds Planning Board member Jeremy Mitchell highlighted the city’s housing challenges during a recent civic roundtable. He noted that rent has surged from $795 in 2007 to $1,380 today, while the median home price has skyrocketed to $939,953, resulting in a median multiple of 8.1, indicating severe housing affordability issues.
Liberty Mutual Foundation renewed its commitment to the Nourishing Network with a $25,000 grant, bringing total funding to $50,000. The funding supports initiatives providing nutritious meals and food items to vulnerable students in the Edmonds School District. Executive Director Deborah Brandi emphasized the importance of the partnership in delivering hope to families.
The Edmonds community engaged in various activities on Tuesday, July 9, 2025, as reported by My Edmonds News. The article captures local events and highlights the involvement of residents in their neighborhood. This ongoing series serves as a snapshot of daily life in Edmonds.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will begin repairs on 65 locations across five counties starting July 14. The work aims to extend the lifespan of highways through crack sealing and pavement repairs, with some projects continuing into 2026. Travelers should anticipate reduced speed limits and possible lane closures during this period.
The City of Edmonds seeks residents for pro and con committees regarding a $14.5 million levy lid lift measure on the November 4 ballot. Each committee will consist of three members who must be Edmonds residents and will draft statements for the voters’ pamphlet. Applications are due by 5 p.m. on July 14.
My Edmonds News reports on the partnership between the My Neighborhood News Network and Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and reach a broader audience in the community.