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Help available in Edmonds May 21-22 for senior or disabled property tax reductions

Seniors in Snohomish and King counties can receive help applying for property tax reductions at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on May 21-22. A 1-on-1 workshop allows participants to confirm eligibility and complete the application, with many homeowners experiencing significant tax cuts. Eligibility requires a household income under $75,000 in Snohomish County or $84,000 in King County.

Scene in Edmonds Around town Friday

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High school sports roundup April 24, 2025

Meadowdale boys' golf team won the Edmonds Cup with a score of 319, defeating Edmonds-Woodway and Lynnwood. In girls' golf, Lynnwood triumphed over Edmonds-Woodway 318-378. Edmonds-Woodway's track and field teams also secured victories against Cascade and Mariner at Everett Memorial Stadium.

Home Work Did Thanksgiving dinner delay my dreams?

Whitney Popa reflects on her family's expectations regarding career choices during Thanksgiving dinners. Despite their fascination with prestigious company names, she ultimately prioritizes personal fulfillment over family approval. This journey led her to embrace her own identity and aspirations, even if it meant facing judgment from relatives.

Letter to the editor Four necessary changes to Regional Fire Authority operations

Edmonds residents voted to join the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority (RFA), but one council member opposed the decision due to inadequate negotiation of annexation terms. Niall McShane highlighted four essential changes to improve RFA operations, emphasizing cost management and service efficiency.

Scene in Edmonds Waterfront Center celebrates Earth Day

The Edmonds Waterfront Center hosted 230 attendees for an Earth Day event featuring local environmental advocate Annie Crawley. She emphasized the need for continued action to protect ocean health, supported by footage of whales worldwide. The center, a sustainable building, plans a year-long speaker series to inspire community involvement in climate change mitigation.

Pacific Little League invites the community to its season kickoff May 3

Pacific Little League will host its annual Little League Day on May 3 at Lynndale Park, inviting the community to enjoy games, a parade, and food. The event features various activities for over 1,300 children participating in the league, including a home-run derby and dunk tanks where attendees can dunk local officials.

Sponsor spotlight Becks now offering Terramation

Beck's Funeral Home in Edmonds has introduced Terramation, a composting process for human remains that converts them into soil over six to nine months. Families can receive the soil in burlap bags or donate it to a local protected land. This service expands Beck's traditional offerings of funerals and cremation.

Jon Walter Nelson Celebration of Life June 1 at Ballard Elks

Jon Walter Nelson passed away unexpectedly on March 26, 2025, surrounded by family. He is survived by his wife, Lisa, and two children, Ryan and Emma, and was known for his deep involvement in the community and family traditions. A Celebration of Life will be held on June 1, 2025, at Sunset Bay Lodge in Ballard.

Compromise reached on Washington bill to cap rent increases

Washington Democrats propose a new rent increase cap, limiting annual hikes to 7% plus inflation or 10%, whichever is lower. This compromise seeks to provide stability for renters while addressing concerns from landlords and moderate lawmakers. The bill is set for a potential vote as the legislative session concludes.

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