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Sponsor spotlight Panko Breaded Pacific Oysters the special at Scottys Food Truck this week

Scotty's Food Truck is featuring Panko Breaded Pacific Oysters, a dish that promises a delightful taste experience, complemented by crispy French fries and signature tartar sauce. The food truck will be stationed at Calvary Church in Edmonds from April 17-19, with operating hours from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Despite a significant increase in seafood costs due to tariffs, Chef Scotty has chosen to maintain current prices.

High school sports roundup April 15, 2025

The article provides a comprehensive roundup of high school sports events from April 15, 2025, highlighting key performances in boys soccer, girls golf, and girls tennis. Mountlake Terrace and Meadowdale faced off in multiple sports, with Mountlake Terrace achieving a decisive victory in boys soccer while Meadowdale excelled in girls golf. The article details individual performances, upcoming matches, and team records, offering a clear picture of the local high school sports landscape.

A very difficult decision Port of Edmonds executive director steps down

Angela Harris has resigned as the Executive Director of the Port of Edmonds, effective June 9, 2025, to pursue a private sector role in technology. In her resignation, she expressed sadness over leaving but emphasized the need for alignment with her principles. The port will soon undergo a public master planning process, with Deputy Executive Director Brandon Baker stepping in as acting executive director during the transition.

Edmonds Way closed for five hours Monday after semitruck knocks down power line

State Route 104/Edmonds Way was closed for five hours on Monday after a semitruck knocked down a power line. The incident, which occurred around 9:10 a.m., is being treated as a hit-and-run collision, with the truck driver yet to be identified. The closure affected both vehicle and pedestrian traffic and disrupted local ferry services.

Girls on Run leader Megan Wolfe honored with Rick Steves Service Above Self award

Megan Wolfe, the Executive Director of Girls on the Run, received the Rick Steves Service Above Self award at a Rotary Club meeting in Edmonds. Wolfe has significantly impacted the community by empowering girls and women through her organization, which has reached over 5,000 lives in Snohomish County. Keynote speaker Rick Steves praised Wolfe's work and emphasized the importance of supporting organizations that promote equity and inclusion.

Art Start Northwest hosts second annual Student Art Show in Edmonds April 17

Art Start Northwest is hosting its second annual Student Art Show at Graphite Arts Center on April 17, featuring over 300 artworks from five partner schools. The event, part of Art Walk Edmonds, will include a reception with prizes for teachers, a Kid’s Choice Award, crafting activities, refreshments, and a silent auction to support the School Program. The exhibition will remain open for additional viewing on April 18 and 19.

My Neighborhood News Network Partners with Se Habla Media for Bilingual Content

The My Neighborhood News Network has teamed up with Se Habla Media to provide Spanish-language videos and podcasts, complete with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and engage a broader audience within the community. The partnership reflects a commitment to promoting bilingual content that serves diverse residents.

Edmonds police ask publics help in identifying road rage suspect

Edmonds police are seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a felony assault and road rage incident that occurred in February. The suspect allegedly pepper-sprayed another driver during the altercation, prompting the police to request information through social media as previous leads have not been fruitful. Community engagement is critical in resolving this case, and tips can be directed to Detective Clark via email.

Reader viewopinion What you can do to protect our democracy

The article discusses the significant turnout for the Hands Off demonstrations in Edmonds on April 5, 2025, emphasizing the importance of voter registration and participation in elections, particularly primaries. It highlights the low voter turnout in previous elections and lists organizations committed to increasing electoral participation. The piece calls for community engagement to drive democratic participation and accountability.

Sponsor spotlight Theres still time to save Lynnwood Dining Month runs through April 30

Lynnwood is celebrating Dining Month throughout April, offering exclusive deals at 27 local restaurants. The Dining Month Pass, available for free, allows diners to unlock discounts and coupons, enhancing their culinary experience while saving money. This initiative not only promotes local dining but also encourages community engagement and exploration of diverse cuisines.