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The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce hosts the Edmonds Laugh-a-thon comedy show on April 26 at the Old Edmonds Opera House. The event features a lineup of five comedians, including Vince Valenzula and Geoff Brosseau, with proceeds benefiting the WISH Fund. Tickets are available at a discounted price online.
Free Comic Book Day, celebrated on May 3, invites readers to independent comic shops nationwide. First held in 2002, the event features special comics aimed at engaging readers of all ages. Local comic shops and libraries in South Snohomish County will participate with various events and free comic offerings.
Approximately 60 supporters attended Chris Eck's re-election campaign launch at Brigid’s Bottleshop, where she emphasized her commitment to balancing growth and environmental protection in Edmonds. Eck highlighted her plans to address the city's budget crisis and restore essential services.
The Port of Edmonds will hold a commission meeting on April 28, 2025, to discuss key issues including the appointment of a new commissioner and a resolution honoring former Commissioner Dean Nichols. Public comments will be accepted, limited to three minutes each, and can be made in person or submitted via email. The meeting will also include reports on marina operations and financials.
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The Edmonds Historical Museum will unveil a new artifact during a murder mystery event on April 26. The interactive experience includes access to unique museum exhibits, snacks, and drinks, with sessions for families and adults. Fancy dress is encouraged but not mandatory.
Lawmakers in Washington state propose a 6-cent gasoline tax increase starting July 1, aiming to address a projected $1 billion shortfall in transportation funding. The bipartisan plan, part of Senate Bill 5801, is expected to generate nearly half of the estimated $3.2 billion needed over six years for highway projects and other state services.
Washington’s Kicking Gas campaign sets a May 21 deadline for homeowners to apply for up to $10,000 in subsidies for home electrification appliances. The program targets residents in Island and Snohomish Counties and has received a $1.5 million grant from the HEAR program. Information sessions will be held online and in-person to help applicants understand the process.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility to Spanish-language content in the Lynnwood area.