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A 61-year-old man from Lakewood, Washington, died from acute methamphetamine intoxication, according to the Snohomish County Medical Examiner’s Office. His body was discovered in a creek at South County Park on June 18 by teenagers who alerted authorities. Local residents reported that he may have been experiencing homelessness prior to his death.
The Edmonds Port Commission will meet on August 26, 2025, to discuss its agenda, which includes a call to order, flag salute, and mission statement. The Port aims to enhance community value through economic development and marina operations.
The Edmonds Historical Museum invites community members to purchase commemorative bricks for installation by September 19. These bricks serve as a means to honor friends and family members at the museum's Plaza on 5th Avenue. This initiative aims to enhance the museum's grounds while fostering community engagement.
The 20th annual Edmonds Art Studio Tour takes place on September 20 and 21, 2025, showcasing the work of 40 local artists. This free, self-guided event allows visitors to explore artists’ studios, engage in discussions, and purchase artwork. Printed brochures and a digital map are available for attendees.
Washington state lawmakers embraced remote testimony during legislative sessions, significantly increasing public engagement. This change allowed thousands to express their views on proposed legislation, reshaping the legislative process. House Speaker Laurie Jinkins noted the importance of expanding participation options for residents across the state.
A letter to the editor opposes a proposed levy in Edmonds, emphasizing the need for "real solutions" instead. The author expresses a deep commitment to the community, citing its parks, beaches, and neighborhoods as vital aspects of their investment in the area.
Jessica Bachman withdrew from the Edmonds City Council race, leaving Councilmember Will Chen unopposed for his Position 2 seat. Bachman cited unforeseen personal reasons for her decision to step aside. Chen, a certified public accountant, seeks re-election for a second term.
Mount Rainier National Park's Sunrise area, at 6,400 feet elevation, offers visitors stunning views and hiking opportunities. This region is 1,000 feet higher than the popular Paradise area, making it a prime destination for nature enthusiasts. The article highlights various activities and sights available for day-trippers.
The Edmonds City Council approved a permanent ordinance for neighborhood centers and a 0.10% public safety sales tax. During a public hearing, residents expressed concerns about two proposed tax increases and their potential impact on the local economy.
Tickets are now available for the Edmonds Asian Food Tour, which runs from September 11 to September 30. The event offers attendees a chance to explore various Asian cuisines at four different restaurants in Edmonds' International District. This culinary journey highlights the diverse food culture in the region.