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South County Fire will host a Neighborhood Night Open House on June 12 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Esperance Fire Station 20 in Edmonds. Residents can tour fire engines, learn hands-only CPR, and watch a bunker gear demonstration, with free window stops available for children while supplies last.
The Edmonds School District announces summer learning opportunities for students, including a fee-based Summer Music School and a tuition-based High School Summer School for grades 9-12. Additionally, invitation-only programs will support multilingual students and those with Individualized Education Plans. Registration for these programs is now open.
The Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) kicked off its annual PAWSwalk fundraiser with a free community festival at Edmonds’ Civic Park on Sunday. The event attracted over 50 vendors and showcased flyball demonstrations, where teams of dogs competed in a relay race. PAWSwalk, a virtual walkathon, runs until June 28.
A No Kings Day rally will take place on June 14 at Edmonds Civic Park, featuring keynote speaker Rick Steves and local advocates. The event aims to emphasize democracy over monarchy, coinciding with Flag Day and Donald Trump’s birthday.
Edmonds residents recently engaged in various community activities, showcasing local culture and camaraderie. The event highlighted the significance of community gatherings in fostering connections among neighbors.
The Edmonds farmers market opened on June 7, 2025, featuring local vendors and community engagement. My Edmonds News reporters engaged visitors, promoting the daily newsletter and capturing the vibrant atmosphere. The market serves as a hub for local produce and community interaction.
The Edmonds Rotary Daybreakers thanked attendees of the Jazz Connection Festival, held on May 17, 2025, at two local venues. The event showcased talented student musicians and awarded five scholarships to outstanding participants, highlighting the community's support for youth arts.
The City of Edmonds will pave 3.5 lane miles of streets starting June 9, with completion expected in July. Residents can expect improved pavement surfaces but should anticipate delays and lane shifts during construction hours from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m.
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission reports on campaign finances for local races in Edmonds and surrounding areas as of June 5, 2025. Key candidates include Chris Eck, who raised $22,892.23 for City Council Pos 1, and Glenda Krull, with $8,759.50 for the same position. Many other candidates reported minimal or no funding.
Volunteers set up 30 tables of books for the Friends of the Edmonds Library's annual sale, offering 3,500 to 4,000 items. The event, which supports literacy programs, attracted approximately 75 members at 10 a.m. and opened to the public an hour later.