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WA State Parks says budget cuts wont undermine visitor access or services this summer

Washington State Parks will maintain visitor access and services this summer despite a $14.7 million budget cut. The agency's operating budget for 2025-27 is $257.6 million, with a price increase for Discover Passes from $30 to $45 effective October 1.

Scene over Lake Ballinger 3rd of July fireworks

Lake Ballinger hosted a spectacular fireworks display on July 3, 2025, attracting a large crowd. Local residents enjoyed the vibrant colors and sounds as part of the Independence Day celebrations. The event fostered community spirit and marked a festive occasion for families.

Recommended Reads 'The Innocents at Home' explores World War II's impact on children - My Edmonds News

"The Innocents at Home" by Mary Stone examines the profound effects of World War II on children, highlighting their experiences and emotions during the tumultuous 1940s. The book offers a historical perspective on the innocence lost and the resilience shown by youth during the war. This poignant read sheds light on a crucial yet often overlooked aspect of the war's impact.

Scene in Edmonds Around town Thursday - My Edmonds News

Edmonds residents enjoyed a vibrant Thursday, July 4, 2025, with various community events and activities. The local news outlet, My Edmonds News, reported highlights from the day, capturing the spirit of the town. The events fostered community engagement and showcased local talent.

Edmonds Brouhaha Backroom Blowout Sidewalk Sale Set for July 12-13

The Edmonds Brouhaha Backroom Blowout Sidewalk Sale occurs on July 12-13, offering discounts up to 70% at various local retailers. The event aligns with the Edmonds Museum Summer Market and PorchFest, enhancing community engagement and shopping opportunities.

Scene in Edmonds Around town - My Edmonds News

Edmonds, Washington, will host various community events throughout July, fostering local engagement and camaraderie. Residents can enjoy outdoor activities, art exhibitions, and family-friendly festivals. The events aim to strengthen community ties and promote local businesses.

Family fun on 3rd of July

Thousands celebrated the 3rd of July at Ballinger Park with food, games, and a fireworks display. The event featured activities such as a DJ and pie-eating contests, attracting families from the area. This annual celebration fosters community spirit and enjoyment.

Support a free press on Independence Day

My Edmonds News encourages readers to celebrate Independence Day by supporting a free press. President and CEO Teresa Wippel emphasizes the importance of local journalism and invites donations to sustain news coverage. This reminder underscores the connection between freedom and a thriving media landscape.

Mayor appoints Dawkins as new police chief council confirmation set for July 8

Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen recommended Assistant Police Chief Loi Dawkins to become the new police chief, pending City Council approval on July 8. Dawkins, who has 25 years of police experience, would start on August 1 with an annual salary of $265,890.

Jaime Mendez News July 3, 2025

My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and engagement for Spanish-speaking communities.

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