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Edmonds celebrated the grand opening of La Palmera restaurant on August 20, 2025. The event featured live music and community participation, marking a vibrant addition to the local dining scene. Residents expressed excitement about the new culinary option in town.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson rejected threats from U.S. Attorney General Pam Bondi regarding federal funding and potential prosecution over immigration enforcement. Ferguson emphasized that the state will not be intimidated and stands by its sanctuary policies, which limit cooperation with federal immigration agents.
More than 533,000 children in Washington received nearly $64 million in SUN Bucks food benefits this summer, aiding access to food. Eligible children automatically received a one-time payment of $120, while those who did not qualify can still apply until August 29, 2025. Families are encouraged to participate in additional summer food programs alongside SUN Bucks.
Edmonds offers a vibrant community experience, highlighted by activities like morning strolls and family fun at local pools. The article emphasizes the rich local culture and the various attractions that make living in Edmonds enjoyable.
Scotty's Food Truck will operate from August 21-23 at Edmonds’ Five Corners, providing local residents with access to its popular menu. The truck will serve customers from 3:30 p.m. to 7:30 p.m. each day, continuing its engagement with the community.
About a dozen attendees engaged in a civic roundtable discussion on affordable housing in Edmonds, featuring City Councilmember Susan Paine and HASCO's Chris Collier. They highlighted the need for more housing units in Snohomish County, estimating a requirement for 167,000 new units over the next 19 years.
Students from Edmonds Heights K-12 Performing Arts will perform “Matilda the Musical JR.” on August 29 and 30 at Edmonds Heights K-12 Theatre. The musical, based on Roald Dahl’s novel, follows a gifted girl who stands up against her oppressive headmistress. The production aims to inspire audiences with themes of courage and self-determination.
A loud noise originating from power lines at the intersection of 220th Street Southwest and 84th Avenue West prompted a 911 call from a local resident. Snohomish County Public Utility District confirmed that crews were replacing old transmission insulators, which can produce static noise due to age and environmental conditions. Proper maintenance of these insulators is critical to prevent power outages or fires.
Holy Trinity Edmonds will host its fourth annual rummage sale on Saturday, Aug. 23, from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. The event will feature a variety of items, with proceeds supporting villagers in war-torn Myanmar. Cash and Venmo payments will be accepted at the church location on Daley St.
The Frances Anderson Center will host an open house on September 13, showcasing a new indoor play space for children under 5. The event will feature various activities, including a free reptile show by The Reptile Man starting at 10 a.m.