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Pickleball Kingdom in Lynnwood opened its doors on Friday, featuring 12 courts and amenities like instant-replay technology. Mayor Christine Frizzell expressed excitement about the new venue's potential to energize the community and promote active lifestyles.
Meadowdale and Archbishop Murphy both secured 2-0 victories in boys soccer, while Edmonds-Woodway triumphed 3-0 against Lake Stevens. In baseball, Edmonds-Woodway defeated Lynnwood 13-0, and Meadowdale shut out Everett 5-0. The local teams prepare for upcoming matches on April 28.
Financial uncertainty prompts individuals to question how stock market fluctuations impact retirement savings and investment strategies. Experts advise focusing on personal financial goals and making informed decisions rather than reacting to short-term market noise. Comprehensive Wealth Management offers tailored investment models to help clients achieve risk-adjusted returns aligned with their objectives.
Israelis and Palestinians will gather for the 20th annual event by Combatants for Peace on April 29, 2025, promoting peace and coexistence. The grassroots movement advocates for ending the occupation and fostering nonviolent collaboration between the communities. Participants can register for the ceremonies online at www.cfpeace.org.
Edmonds College horticulture students learn pruning techniques at the Rhody Ridge Arboretum, focusing on how proper pruning influences plant growth. The course emphasizes the balance between artistry and science, allowing students to gain hands-on experience with various plants. Instructors guide students to consider the long-term effects of pruning on plant health and aesthetics.
The Washington Legislature approved a multibillion-dollar transportation revenue package, which includes a 6-cent increase in the state gas tax, the first hike in nearly a decade. This increase is projected to generate $1.4 billion over six years, contributing to a total expected revenue of $3.2 billion for transportation improvements.
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors defeated the previously undefeated Lake Stevens Vikings 3-0, marking a significant turnaround after a disappointing stretch of play. Senior Alex Plumis scored two goals, while goalkeeper Danny Abraham made ten saves to secure the victory. This win serves as a confidence boost for the Warriors as they look to regain momentum in their season.
Violinist Tokuji Miyasaka will perform with the Cascade Symphony Orchestra in Edmonds on May 5 as part of the orchestra's season finale. The concert features diverse compositions, including Paganini's First Violin Concerto and Tchaikovsky's Capriccio Italien. Tickets range from $10 to $30, available through the Edmonds Center for the Arts.
Edmonds police recorded multiple incidents from April 16 to April 22, 2025, including several DUI arrests and thefts. Notable events included a man who assaulted a woman and endangered children, and a domestic violence assault reported on April 17. Various thefts and fraudulent activities also occurred, highlighting ongoing crime concerns in the area.
Washington Democrats propose a new rent increase cap, limiting annual hikes to 7% plus inflation or 10%, whichever is lower. This compromise seeks to provide stability for renters while addressing concerns from landlords and moderate lawmakers. The bill is set for a potential vote as the legislative session concludes.