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Scratch Distillery celebrates its 10th anniversary in July, marking a significant milestone for the Edmonds-based business. The distillery expresses gratitude to the local community for its support over the years. This anniversary event highlights both the distillery's growth and its commitment to the region.
Former Edmonds Mayor Harve Harrison's house is being relocated to Poulsbo to serve as a new home for individuals in need. The moving process began on June 27, involving careful navigation through city streets and various obstacles. The house will be loaded onto a barge at Beach Place for transport to its new location.
Snohomish County will host a Youth Beach Cleanup event at Kayak Point Park on July 12, aimed at fostering environmental stewardship among young people. The event, organized by Councilmember Nate Nehring and the WSU Beach Watchers, encourages families and youth to participate in cleaning the shoreline while learning about local ecosystems. Volunteers will receive supplies and refreshments, promoting community engagement and conservation efforts.
My Neighborhood News Network partners with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking audiences in the Lynnwood area.
Edmonds celebrates its community spirit with vibrant displays of red, white, and blue at the Red Barn. The scene captures local engagement and pride, showcasing the area's festive atmosphere. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the lively ambiance during this time.
The Edmonds Driftwood Players’ 14th Annual Festival of Shorts features eight plays exploring the theme of "CROSSROADS," showcasing diverse human experiences. The festival received 635 script submissions, with finalists selected through a blind judging process. The performances blend humor and poignancy, engaging audiences in complex emotional narratives.
Edmonds' local column, "Planting Edmonds," focuses on community gardening and its benefits. The article highlights the importance of local gardeners sharing their experiences and knowledge to enhance the gardening culture in the area.
Mafi Vasquez, store manager of the Lynnwood QFC, received national recognition as a Top Woman in Grocery by Progressive Grocer magazine. She earned this honor for her exceptional leadership and community involvement, leading her store to exceed turnover goals and excel in customer service metrics. Vasquez's journey from nursing in Peru to grocery leadership highlights her commitment to helping others.
The Socialist Party of America (SPA) peaked in membership and influence by 1910, advocating for worker rights and women's suffrage. In Edmonds, social divisions over alcohol prohibition and labor issues led to a shift towards socialism among local leaders, including A. M. Yost and W. H. Schumacher. This climate paved the way for the rise of socialist mayor W. H. Cook.
Alex Newman launched his campaign for Edmonds City Council Position 3, gathering approximately 50 supporters at Brigid’s Bottleshop. With a background in disaster response and endorsements from local leaders, Newman aims to address public safety, affordability, and environmental protection in his bid for election.