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Just Between Friends will host a pop-up children’s clothing sale at the Lynnwood Event Center from September 10 to 13, offering discounts of 50% to 90% off retail prices. The event features clothing, toys, and strollers for children of all ages, with a special early access sale on September 10. Parents are encouraged to leave children at home to facilitate shopping.
The 2025 prep football season starts on Sept. 5, featuring all four Edmonds School District teams. The Mountlake Terrace Hawks, coming off three winning seasons, aim for continued success, while the Meadowdale Mavericks seek to improve after a challenging past few years. Each team hopes to make a significant impact in their respective games and the season overall.
Edmonds Center for the Arts will resume its Dementia-Inclusive Series on October 8, 2025, offering free workshops for individuals experiencing early-stage memory loss and their support networks. The six-part series will run monthly through March 2026.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) designates tip income as tax-free, but the specifics of the law require clarification. Tax experts emphasize the importance of understanding the details to ensure compliance and maximize benefits. This new legislation could significantly impact service industry workers.
South SnoCo families can enjoy various activities and events from September 1-7, as detailed in My Edmonds News. The guide includes opportunities to engage with the community and celebrate the beginning of the school year. Local families are encouraged to participate in these fun events.
Federal immigration authorities arrested two wildland firefighters during an active wildfire response in Washington state, raising concerns about the involvement of the management team. The incident has created fear and distrust among firefighters, who worry about potential immigration raids while on duty.
Edmonds School District students in grades 1-12 will return to classes on September 3, while kindergarteners start on September 8. Families should reapply for meal benefits annually and check the district's website for important school dates and bus route information. Budget cuts will prevent the printing of wall calendars this year.
The Edmonds Classic Car & Motorcycle Show returns on September 7, running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown Edmonds. The event features food trucks, a 21-plus beer garden, live music, and a free pancake breakfast. The awards ceremony is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
Voters in Edmonds will decide on a proposal to lift the state's 1% annual lid on property tax levies in the upcoming November election. This decision could significantly impact local funding for essential services. Residents should prepare for potential changes in their tax assessments.
Sixty petanque players participated in the 2025 Food Bank Petanque Tournament in Edmonds, raising funds for the local food bank. The Edmonds team won first place, continuing a tradition that has seen the tournament contribute $89,000 since its inception in 2011. Financial results from the event are still being calculated.