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Snohomish Conservation District and Verdant Health Commission launched a free community gardening program, Harvest at Home, to help local residents grow their own food. The program targets individuals with limited space and resources, offering workshops and vertical gardening kits. This initiative aims to combat rising food costs and increasing demand for food assistance.
The Edmonds Kiwanis Club will honor the Citizen of the Year recipient as the Grand Marshal of the Edmonds Chamber's 4th of July parade. Nominations for the award, recognizing residents for outstanding community service, are open until April 30. The winner will be announced in May and celebrated at a summer event.
The Edmonds Planning Board faces opposition against staff recommendations to exceed state density requirements. Critics argue that proposed changes would harm the quality of life in Edmonds by increasing building heights and lot coverage. Residents are encouraged to voice their concerns at the upcoming Planning Board meeting.
Edmonds will host an open house on May 1 to discuss draft updates to its development code regarding middle housing and Neighborhood Centers and Hubs. The city aims to enhance walkability and inclusivity while meeting state requirements for additional housing units. Attendees can provide feedback and view project information at the event.
Edmonds residents can voice their opinions on proposed city code updates regarding middle housing and neighborhood centers at two upcoming meetings. City staff recommends increasing housing density beyond state requirements, despite community concerns over overdevelopment. The Planning Board will hold a public hearing on April 23 and an open house on May 1.
Edmonds-Woodway defeated Mountlake Terrace 4-0 in boys soccer, with Alex Plumis scoring two goals. In softball, Meadowdale overcame Lynnwood 22-5, while Edmonds-Woodway also triumphed over Shorecrest 18-7. Both teams continue to prepare for their next matches on April 21.
My Neighborhood News Network has doubled its budget and tripled its staff over the past two years, fueled by donations and advertising. The organization aims to establish a $5 million endowment fund to secure long-term funding for local news coverage.
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Edmonds voters face a deadline for the April 22 special election regarding the annexation into the Regional Fire Authority. Ballots can be submitted via drop boxes located throughout the county or by mail without postage. Accessible voting options are available for those needing assistance.
The article titled "Scene in Edmonds: Spring birds" highlights the vibrant birdlife in Edmonds during springtime. It features local birdwatching activities and encourages community engagement with nature. This piece serves as both an informative and inspiring reminder of the region's natural beauty.