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Misinformation surrounding Prop 1 in Edmonds prompts a response from local supporters, who debunk ten key claims made by opponents. They assert that Prop 1 is essential for maintaining public safety and city finances, countering false assertions about taxes and city spending. Voters are encouraged to support Prop 1 to protect community resources and services.
Broadway star Jessica Vosk will perform in Edmonds on Saturday, October 25, showcasing her blend of humor, emotion, and vocal talent. The event offers a unique opportunity for local audiences to experience her dynamic performance style in an intimate setting.
An ecumenical event titled “United in Faith: Call to Action” will take place at Edmonds United Methodist Church on Friday, Oct. 24. The gathering aims to unite progressive people of faith against tyranny and injustice, featuring speakers such as Shelley M. Bryan Wee and Cedrick D. Bridgeforth. Participants can attend in person or remotely and sign up with various political action groups.
Small business owners in Edmonds urge residents to support Proposition 1 to prevent significant cuts in city funding. Without Prop 1, public safety, parks, and planning departments could face millions in reductions, impacting community safety and local businesses.
Edmonds residents engage in various local activities, showcasing community spirit. The article highlights events and happenings around town as of mid-October 2025. Local organizations and residents actively participate in enhancing the town's vibrancy.
Margaret Wilcox, a dedicated volunteer at the Edmonds Historical Museum, passed away on September 11, 2025, leaving a profound impact on the community. For over two decades, she and her husband Mike contributed significantly to the Edmonds Museum Summer Market and the museum itself, embodying the spirit of community service. Her commitment and kindness resonated deeply with fellow volunteers and staff.
Ahmad Hilal Abid, founder of The House of Wisdom, received an award from The Courage Project for his community service. At 24, he has created a nonprofit that empowers over 200 students annually through education and mentorship for immigrant and underserved families. The Courage Project recognizes individuals and organizations that exhibit acts of courage and compassion across the nation.
The Washington State Transportation Commission may raise tolls for Seattle's Highway 99 tunnel during the FIFA World Cup next summer to manage increased traffic. Proposed increases of 50 cents to $1 per trip aim to cover additional costs associated with the event. Six World Cup matches are scheduled at Lumen Field from June 1 to July 15, 2026.
The Great Washington ShakeOut earthquake drill is set for October 16 at 10:16 a.m. in Edmonds, where residents will practice emergency procedures. The tsunami siren will sound from West Dayton Street and Railroad Avenue, signaling a test. Emergency officials remind the public to remember the instructions: Drop, cover, and hold on.
Edmonds residents are urged to vote in the upcoming election to maintain the community's identity and affordability. The Keep Edmonds Affordable campaign advocates for policies that protect local residents from being displaced from their homes. A vote in favor of these measures is seen as crucial for preserving the character of Edmonds.