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The Hazel Miller Foundation awarded $225,518 in its 2025 spring grant cycle to 29 organizations enhancing the lives of Edmonds residents. The funding supports diverse initiatives, including educational programs, health services, and youth activities, reflecting the late Hazel Miller's commitment to community enrichment.
Washington state officials aim to reduce summer traffic fatalities, which peak during the 100 days between Memorial Day and Labor Day. The state reported 2023 as the deadliest year for traffic deaths in 33 years, prompting a new safety campaign targeting impaired driving, speeding, distraction, and seat belt use.
Bloodworks Northwest urges Type O blood donors to contribute as the summer trauma season, termed the "100 Deadliest Days," approaches. The organization faces a critical blood shortage, particularly for emergency transfusions, with over 14,000 open appointments available for donations across Western Washington and Oregon.
Local families are increasingly recognizing Avoidant Restrictive Food Intake Disorder (ARFID) as a serious eating disorder rather than simply picky eating. Parents report feeling validated after obtaining a proper diagnosis, which often leads to treatment options that help expand restrictive diets. This growing awareness is crucial for the well-being of affected children in South Snohomish County.
Edmonds College honored over 1,400 graduates at its 58th commencement ceremony on June 20, 2025. Keynote speaker Brienna Hall, an alumna and Technical Support Engineer, inspired attendees with her message on the role of women in STEM. President Dr. Amit B. Singh emphasized the potential for graduates to shape the future in uncertain times.
Jaime Mendez News reports that My Edmonds News has partnered with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance community engagement by making content accessible to a broader audience.
Edmonds community members gathered Wednesday for various local events, highlighting community engagement and activities. The featured image showcases a trio by the waterfront, captured by photographer Mary Dizon. Local news continues to foster connections among residents.
Edmonds College Culinary Arts Program graduate James Huffman has been appointed executive chef at Canlis in Seattle. Huffman, who has worked at Canlis for nine years, is the first Seattle native to hold this prestigious position. He emphasizes the importance of hands-on experience and formal training for aspiring chefs.
The Edmonds Lions Club will host a meeting on June 24 to discuss stock market volatility and its effects on financial security. Mark Anderson, CEO of Pacific Sage Partners, will be the guest speaker. The club invites visitors to join and learn more about its 75 years of community service.
Holy Rosary's basketball veterans reunited for a highly anticipated game, showcasing their enduring camaraderie and competitive spirit. The event marked a significant moment as former players celebrated their shared history and achievements on the court.