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Sound Transit will provide special Sounder train service for attendees of Seattle's Pride Parade on June 29. The parade starts at 11 a.m. downtown and ends at Seattle Center, with the first train from Everett departing at 8:45 a.m.
The Arts of the Terrace 45th annual juried art show seeks artists for submissions by August 15, with over $5,000 in prize money available. The exhibition will take place from September 20 to 27, 2025, at the Mountlake Terrace Library. The Cascade Symphony Orchestra announces its 64th season, featuring a new under-50 ticket program to attract younger audiences.
Washington's tax collections for the upcoming budget cycle will fall short by hundreds of millions, prompting Governor Bob Ferguson to draw down savings without calling a special legislative session. The decline in revenue, attributed to consumer caution and federal policy uncertainty, could lead to further budget adjustments if trends continue.
The Puget Sound Alphorns will perform at Brackett’s Landing North at 6 p.m. on Friday, June 27. Visitors can engage with the musicians and learn about their instruments and upcoming performances.
Harve Harrison's historic home on Sunset Avenue will be relocated overnight on June 27, starting at 10 PM. The move aims to preserve the structure, which has significant ties to local history. Residents are advised to be aware of potential traffic disruptions during the relocation.
Edmonds City Council adopted a middle housing code update to comply with state legislation mandating increased housing types in single-family zones. The council also discussed a $14.5 million levy lid lift intended for the November 4 ballot as part of efforts to address a $13 million budget deficit. Public hearings on neighborhood centers and parking regulations were held, reflecting ongoing community engagement in local planning.
Edmonds residents enjoyed picturesque views on Tuesday, June 25, 2025, as the sunset cast a warm glow over the town. A captivating photograph by Ann Bradford captured the enchanting moment, showcasing the community's natural beauty. Local events continue to foster a sense of togetherness among neighbors.
The Edmonds High School Class of 1985 will hold its 40th reunion on August 9 during the Edmonds Block Party at Civic Center Playfield. Attendees can enjoy live music, family-friendly activities, and a group photo at the reserved "Tiger" tent at 4 p.m.
Hundreds of visitors flocked to the Edmonds waterfront during the year's lowest tide, measuring -3.85 feet at 11:15 a.m. This ultra-low tide revealed early 20th-century pier posts and various marine life, typically hidden during regular tides.
Edmonds Chamber of Commerce has finalized the schedule for the July 4th festivities, including a Family Fun Run and a parade. The event will feature food trucks, a children's parade, and a donation drive for the Edmonds Food Bank.