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Edmonds residents engage in community events this Saturday, showcasing local culture and activities. The city's efforts to maintain affordability amid rising costs remain a focal point for many residents.
The Woodway Town Council will discuss a budget amendment for 2025 during a meeting on November 17 at 6 p.m. The session will be held at Town Hall and broadcast via Microsoft Teams.
The City of Edmonds celebrates the season of giving with the Giving Tree and Celebration of Lights, encouraging community participation. Residents can fulfill children's holiday wishes and support local youth through scholarship donations. The initiatives run until December 3 and provide opportunities for meaningful contributions.
Edmonds College launched a new Associate in Nursing Direct Transfer Agreement (AN DTA) program for Licensed Practical Nurses (LPNs) aiming to become Registered Nurses (RNs). The program, approved by the Washington State Board of Nursing, provides a flexible, part-time pathway for career advancement while allowing students to maintain their current jobs.
The Edmonds City Council held a workshop to address the aftermath of the failed $14.5 million levy lid lift. Council President Neil Tibbott outlined the city's fiscal emergency and the need for strategic planning to address funding gaps while emphasizing community involvement.
My Edmonds News highlights a nutritious recipe for apple date breakfast cookies, perfect for the holiday season. The cookies aim to provide a healthy alternative during a time typically dominated by indulgent treats. Readers can find the recipe and tips on incorporating healthy eating into their holiday routines.
Cottage food businesses in Edmonds are preparing for the holiday season, offering a variety of baked goods and treats. Notable establishments include The Cottage Bakery, founded by Conor O’Neill, and Miss Semi Sweet, started by Morgan Bradley and Cher Myers. These local businesses provide a unique opportunity for residents to support their neighbors while enjoying delicious homemade products.
Support 7 hosted its fifth annual Understanding Traumatic Grief Conference in Lynnwood, focusing on the impact of overdose deaths on families. Lynnwood resident Ryan Poirier shared his personal grief journey after losing his daughter to an overdose, highlighting the importance of community support. Clinical psychiatrist Dr. Ted Rynearson discussed historical and cultural perspectives on grief.
The Floretum Garden Club invites Edmonds School District educators to apply for gardening grants of up to $1,000 for the 2025-2026 school year. Applications are due by November 21, and funds can be used for developing school gardens or classroom horticulture projects. Grant recipients must provide a report by the end of the school year.
Edmonds resident Kimberly Shay launches the Edmonds Cars & Coffee event on Dec. 6, benefiting The Forgotten Children’s Fund. Attendees bringing a new unwrapped toy will receive a free coffee and doughnut, while future events are planned for February and throughout the spring and summer.