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Edmonds residents enjoyed a beautiful sunrise on June 3, 2025, captured in a photo by Julia Wiese. The scene highlights the vibrant community spirit and natural beauty of the area. Local residents continue to engage with their surroundings through shared experiences.
Washington state agencies urge drivers to secure their loads as part of the "Secure Your Load for Safer Roads" campaign, coinciding with National Secure Your Load Day on June 6. Last year, unsecured loads caused 337 crashes and 32 injuries statewide, prompting increased patrols and educational efforts to prevent future incidents.
Washington State Attorney General Nick Brown warned that President Trump's actions could lead the country to a constitutional crisis, particularly concerning immigration court rulings. Brown, who has filed 20 lawsuits against the Trump administration, emphasizes the danger of the president's disregard for judicial authority. He and his counterparts from Oregon and California are preparing for more litigation as they address local concerns surrounding public health and immigration enforcement.
The former Kruger Clinic building in Edmonds has been renamed the Fred Langer building to honor the late Verdant Health Commissioner Fred Langer, who served from 1998 until his death in 2021. The ceremony highlighted the growing demand for healthcare services in the area, with Swedish Edmonds treating over 90,000 patients last year.
Baton Health and the Teladan Project host a free family gardening event on June 7 at Point Edwards Farm, focusing on mental health and family wellness. Attendees will engage in hands-on gardening and receive a take-home kit, promoting nature-based self-care. Limited spots require RSVP due to high demand.
The Edmonds Waterfront Center launches Annie Crawley’s Environmental Speaker Series on June 5, focusing on marine wildlife rescue and ocean conservation. The inaugural speaker, Casey McLean, will discuss her work with SR³, the only marine wildlife hospital in the Pacific Northwest. Tickets are $7.50, and preregistration is recommended due to limited seating.
Edmonds Elementary will hold an open house on June 9 to showcase improvements under new principal Mrs. Heather Paddock. Student enrollment has surged from 267 to 311, and approximately 70% of students now meet or exceed state standards in English Language Arts and Science.
Sno-Isle Libraries invites the community to enjoy a summer filled with reading and exploration. The program offers a variety of events and sensational reads designed to enhance the summer experience. Residents are encouraged to participate and start their adventure with the library's offerings.
Community members celebrated the start of Pride Month with a picnic at Hickman Park on June 1, marking the eighth Edmonds Pride event. Attendees enjoyed a potluck-style gathering, fostering an inclusive atmosphere for all ages. The event featured activities for children and teens, along with pets adorned in pride attire.
The Edmonds City Council plans to discuss a potential levy lid lift during a special meeting on June 5. This follows a previous discussion held on June 3, with meeting details to be announced. The outcome could impact local funding and services.