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Police in Edmonds reported multiple arrests and incidents from May 7 to May 12, including domestic violence, DUI, and theft. Notable cases involved a woman assaulted by a coworker and a man impersonating a law enforcement officer. Investigations are ongoing for several incidents, including vandalism and a hit-and-run.
Local authors showcased their work during the Third Thursday Art Walk in Edmonds, featuring stories filled with music, mystery, and mayhem. The event highlighted the vibrant literary scene in the community, drawing attention to local talent and creativity.
The City of Edmonds will hold public workshops on May 22 to discuss budget deficits and gather input on levies and revenue-generating ideas. City leaders aim to address current financial constraints and engage with residents regarding service levels. Mayor Mike Rosen and city staff will be present to provide information and answer questions.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts featuring English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking audiences in Lynnwood and surrounding areas.
The WAGRO Foundation hosts the International Poetry Festival on May 31 at Lynnwood Public Library, celebrating Latino culture through poetry. The event features a panel of Latino poets and live music, along with art displays and community activities. Admission to the festival is free, highlighting the importance of cultural expression and resilience.
The Edmonds Arts Festival Foundation awarded 13 scholarships to local students pursuing visual arts careers during its annual reception. Grace DeSota, a junior at Oregon State University, received a $5,000 scholarship, marking her fourth award from the foundation for her commitment to sustainable design. The program aims to support emerging artists in the region.
The Edmonds School District Board unanimously approved a performance-based graduation pathway during its May 13 meeting. This new option allows students to propose personalized learning contracts to meet graduation requirements in English Language Arts or mathematics. The board also addressed other business, including emergency waivers for students and a sale agreement for a parcel of land.
Edmonds School District will host its annual Health and Wellness Expo on May 31 from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. at Edmonds Stadium. The free event features activities for all ages, including an Accessible Fun Run and specialized support for special education families.
The Compass Courses Edmonds/Maritime Institute awarded $26,000 in scholarships to six Washington high school students on May 10, 2025. Scholarships ranged from $3,000 to $6,000, supporting students pursuing careers in marine engineering, marine biology, and deck officer roles. The event underscores the commitment to maritime education facilitated by the Youth Maritime Training Association.
Edmonds, Washington, hosts an economic development event on May 16, 2025. The event focuses on enhancing the local economy through collaboration among various sectors, including the automotive industry and non-profit organizations. Participants aim to address financial reform and business operations in the region.