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Chelsea Rudd will host a campaign kickoff for her Port of Edmonds Commissioner bid on July 24 at Brigid’s Bottleshop. The event, which runs from 6-7:30 p.m., is family-friendly and encourages RSVPs. Three of the five commissioner seats are up for election this year.
Community members attended a workshop at the Lynnwood Fish Hatchery on June 13 to learn about transforming lawns into native plant gardens. Expert Paisley Blume highlighted the environmental drawbacks of traditional turf lawns, which contribute to significant water waste and do little to support pollinators. She shared practical tips for creating sustainable landscapes that enhance biodiversity.
Edmonds Parks Director Angie Feser and City Councilmember Vivian Olson will discuss local parks during the Edmonds Civic Roundtable on July 2. The meeting will address challenges facing the city's parks amid budget constraints, with breakfast starting at 7:30 a.m. and the program beginning at 8 a.m.
Meadowdale High School graduated 330 students from the Class of 2025 on Saturday, marking a significant milestone as they were the first class to complete all four years in-person after the pandemic. Valedictorian Harper Wright emphasized resilience, while fellow speakers encouraged students to embrace moments and opportunities. The ceremony also honored Hector Ramirez-Lopez, a deceased student, with a posthumous diploma.
A pod of orcas was spotted passing by Edmonds on June 16, 2025, as captured by photographer Matthew Irby. The sighting attracted attention from local residents and wildlife enthusiasts. This event highlights the vibrant marine life in the region.
The Edmonds Waterfront Center hosts the 2025 Juneteenth at the Beach event on June 19, featuring a community meal, a screening of *Hidden Figures*, and performances from local artists. Food donations for the Edmonds Food Bank are encouraged, aligning with the mission to combat food insecurity and promote community engagement.
Taxpayers receiving large refunds must consider strategic financial decisions after filing. Experts suggest using these funds to pay down debt, boost savings, or invest, rather than relying on them as a financial windfall. Understanding the implications of tax refunds can lead to better financial health.
A recent photo feature from My Edmonds News highlights various scenes around Edmonds, Washington, captured on a Sunday in June 2025. The article includes a vivid image taken at low tide, showcasing the local landscape. The publication aims to foster community engagement by celebrating everyday moments in the area.
Lynnwood High School celebrated the graduation of 243 seniors on Friday, marking the first class to complete four uninterrupted years post-quarantine. Class President Leslie Vazquez emphasized perseverance and the significance of their achievement for Latino students, many of whom are the first in their families to graduate.
Washington's Clemency and Pardons Board will expand from five to ten members to address a backlog of cases awaiting hearings. The new law allows board members to receive pay and mandates diverse representation, including perspectives from incarcerated individuals and crime victim organizations. Governor Bob Ferguson emphasized the need for funding to support this initiative.