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The Edmonds School District seeks name suggestions for a new middle school to be constructed on the former Alderwood Middle School site in Lynnwood. Community members are encouraged to participate in this naming process, which reflects local engagement in educational development.
The Edmonds Economic Development Commission will discuss new revenue proposals, including a business and occupation tax and paid parking, during a special meeting on November 13. The meeting will take place from 6-8 p.m. at Edmonds City Hall, with remote access available via Zoom.
Edmonds residents face a decision on the proposed No Levy 1 initiative aimed at maintaining affordable housing. The measure seeks to prevent the imposition of new taxes that could burden families in the area. Local advocates emphasize the need for community support to keep housing costs manageable.
Edmonds Lutheran Church has decided not to proceed with plans for a new food bank facility on its property, citing timing issues. The Edmonds Food Bank, which serves 1,500 families weekly, will continue its search for a suitable location and maintain its capital campaign for funding.
The City of Edmonds will hold a daylong workshop on November 14 to discuss budget cuts. This event follows the recent failure of a funding measure, prompting city officials, including Mayor Mike Roen, to seek community input on financial decisions.
Edmonds voters face a critical decision regarding the proposed Levy 1, which aims to address local housing affordability issues. The initiative seeks to ensure that residents can remain in their homes amid rising costs and development pressures. Supporters argue that the levy is essential for maintaining community affordability.
Edmonds City Council plans to discuss co-housing and critical area regulations, with a budget discussion scheduled for Friday. Community members voiced their opinions on the defeat of Proposition 1, prompting the council to delay discussions on a cultural sales tax.
Silas Rams defeated Edmond-Woodway Warriors 1-0 in overtime during the WIAA 3A State Girls Soccer Tournament, cutting the Warriors’ season short. Lauren Meade scored the decisive goal just minutes into overtime, advancing Silas to the round-of-16. Coach Kim Plumis expressed heartbreak for her team's missed opportunities.
My Edmonds News highlights financial fundamentals for college-bound students, focusing on the importance of financial literacy during the transition to higher education. The article emphasizes the need for students to understand finances as they navigate college applications and expenses.
T&T Supermarket celebrated its grand opening in Lynnwood on November 13, 2025, attracting hundreds of shoppers. The new store features a food court and a bakery, offering a variety of ready-to-eat meals and groceries. This marks T&T's second U.S. location, emphasizing its growing presence in the U.S. market.