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Edmonds College Art Gallery showcases its spring exhibition featuring artwork by four student artists from May 9 to June 20. The exhibit includes diverse mediums and site-specific installations, emphasizing student creativity and expression. A reception on May 9 will feature live music and artist demonstrations.
Several high school track and field events took place over the weekend, including the Shoreline Invitational at Shoreline Stadium and the Sunny And 70! Invitational at Lakewood High School. Athletes from local schools such as Edmonds-Woodway, Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood, and Meadowdale participated, showcasing their skills in various competitions.
Washington state lawmakers approved a budget that more than doubles funding for public defenders, yet local attorneys argue it remains insufficient for court needs. The state will contribute approximately 6% of public defense funding for the 2026-2027 biennium, which may not continue thereafter. Public defender shortages, especially in rural areas, disproportionately affect people of color and low-income individuals awaiting trial.
Janelle Cass announced her campaign to retain her seat as Port of Edmonds Commissioner, District 1, after her appointment in 2023. She emphasizes her experience in leadership and community engagement, competing against Chelsea Rudd in the election. Cass aims to strengthen infrastructure and promote environmental protection while engaging with the community.
Lynnwood High School invites the community to its Arts Week reception on May 23, showcasing student photography and fine art. Attendees can enjoy refreshments from the school's Chef Program and view floral arrangements, while young visitors participate in fun crafts.
Edmonds-Woodway clinched the Wesco 3A/2A title with a 3-2 victory over Shorewood in eight innings. Andreas Simonsen scored all three runs for the Warriors, while Lukas Wanke earned his sixth win of the season by pitching seven innings. The Warriors will play Monroe in the District playoff quarterfinals on May 10.
Pacific Little League celebrated its annual Little League Day at Lynndale Park, featuring games, a parade, and food. Approximately 1,300 children participated this spring across more than 80 teams in the Lynnwood and Edmonds areas.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for English-speaking audiences. The initiative reflects a commitment to bilingual media in the Lynnwood area.
Arlene Lund and her husband express concern over potential cuts to funding for the University of Washington Alzheimer’s Research Center study, which they have participated in for years. The recent expiration of the study's grant may jeopardize valuable research that could aid future dementia treatments. They urge local legislators to prioritize funding for medical research.
Police responded to multiple incidents in Edmonds from April 22 to April 27, including thefts, fraud, and assaults. Notable cases involved a man arrested for domestic violence and multiple instances of shoplifting at local grocery stores. Investigations into suspected child abuse and financial fraud are ongoing.