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Youth Finance University offers free online financial literacy classes for Snohomish County youth aged 5-13, led by high school students. The program aims to empower young minds with practical skills in budgeting, saving, and responsible spending. Founded by three friends, YFU seeks to address the lack of financial education in traditional K-12 curricula.
Edmonds-Woodway baseball secured a 5-0 victory over Shorewood, with Declan Crawford pitching a complete game shutout. In softball, Edmonds-Woodway defeated Shorecrest 11-1, highlighted by Helena Marsh's impressive pitching performance. Both teams have upcoming games on May 2.
Trinity Lutheran Church's annual Quilt Sunday showcased over 100 handcrafted quilts destined for families in crisis through Lutheran World Relief. The church's quilting ministry has provided warmth and hope for decades, inviting all community members to join the effort.
My Edmonds News highlights community comments regarding local development and environmental concerns in Edmonds, Washington. Residents express fears over potential overdevelopment and the need for protective measures for steep slopes in certain neighborhoods. The article captures the ongoing dialogue among citizens about urban planning and community preservation.
Washington voters will decide on November 4 whether to amend the state constitution to allow stock market investments of payroll taxes for the WA Cares Fund. This measure aims to boost earnings for the long-term care program, which has garnered broader support since its defeat in 2020.
Washington state lawmakers approved several housing bills aimed at stabilizing rents and facilitating new developments during the legislative session ending April 27. Among them, House Bill 1217 limits rent increases and requires landlords to provide 90-day notice for hikes. Other bills address transit-oriented housing, parking requirements, and lot splitting.
A Mini Barn from The Original Mini Barns offers a unique, customizable gift for Mother's Day, providing mothers with a personal sanctuary. This structure can be tailored to reflect their hobbies and passions, making it a meaningful addition to any home. Unlike traditional gifts, a Mini Barn lasts a lifetime, becoming part of the mother's story.
Mountlake Terrace's girls track team triumphed over Marysville Pilchuck 84-70, while Everett edged Mountlake Terrace 79-78. In boys track, Everett dominated Marysville Pilchuck with a score of 119-54. The Shoreline Invitational is scheduled for Saturday, May 3, at Shoreline Stadium.
Edmonds Pride collaborates with Edmonds Lutheran Church for a tea party on May 3, promoting community among the LGBTQIA+ population. The event features unique tea blends and pastries, with proceeds supporting Edmonds Pride's June events. Tickets cost $25 and include snacks, tea, and a reserved seat.
Northwest Neighbors Network appointed Alison Alfonzo Pence as its first executive director, marking a significant leadership transition for the nonprofit. Pence, who has extensive experience in nonprofit management and community service, aims to enhance support for seniors in North King County and South Snohomish County.