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The Washington State Department of Transportation has announced that the eastbound State Route 104 on-ramp to northbound I-5 will be closed nightly from 9 p.m. to 5 a.m. from March 31 to April 4. This closure is part of the ongoing Lynnwood Link Extension project, which aims to enhance regional transportation infrastructure. Residents should plan alternative routes during this period to avoid delays.
A free guided walking tour of the Edmonds Waterfront Center is set for April 2, starting at 10 a.m. Participants will learn about three upcoming community events, including the Volunteer Community Fair and Earth Day celebration. Registration is encouraged but not required, with a limit of 12 participants per tour.
The Olympic Fly Fishers of Edmonds will host writer and producer Steve Duda at their upcoming meeting on April 8, where he will discuss his book, "River Songs: Moments of Wild Wonder in Fly Fishing." The event is free and open to the public, providing an opportunity for attendees to engage with Duda and purchase signed copies of his work. Doors will open at 5:30 p.m. for this engaging community event.
The Edmonds Police Blotter from March 19 to March 22, 2025, outlines a range of incidents, including DUI arrests, thefts, and instances of domestic disputes. Notable events include a man arrested for felony assault and another for shoplifting food from a grocery store. The report highlights ongoing local safety concerns and the police's active response to various crimes.
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors unveiled their new high school baseball uniforms featuring bright Kelly green shirts and pants with white and purple pinstripes during a home game against the Lake Stevens Vikings. Coach Dan Somoza emphasized the intention behind the flashy design was to create excitement and foster team spirit, despite mixed opinions from players about the uniform's brightness. The new attire aims to pay homage to the school's history while also injecting fun into the sport.
Seattle Restaurant Week is inviting diners to explore local culinary options with special menus priced at $20, $35, $50, and $65 across various eateries in the greater Seattle area. The article also highlights the opening of two new restaurants in Edmonds, Gyro Maker and The Crumpet Shop, detailing their offerings and hours of operation. This event underscores the vibrant food culture in the region while providing an opportunity for residents to support local businesses.
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors fastpitch softball team rebounded from an early season loss to secure a thrilling 6-3 victory over the Everett Seagulls in extra innings. The win showcased the Warriors' resilience and strong teamwork, highlighted by strategic plays and impressive pitching. Senior Abby McCorvey expressed her excitement about the team's emotional connection and aspirations for a successful season.
The article discusses Edmonds' upcoming vote on Proposition 1, which proposes annexation into the Regional Fire Authority (RFA) for fire and emergency medical services. The author, Dave Teitzel, urges voters to scrutinize the information presented in the voter’s pamphlet, claiming it contains misleading statements regarding funding and service levels. He emphasizes the importance of understanding the implications of the annexation before casting their votes.
Amtrak's Cascades service in the Pacific Northwest faces a significant setback as the company withdraws its Horizon-class train cars for emergency repairs due to corrosion. With only one operational train remaining, substitute bus service will temporarily replace cancelled train routes. This disruption comes at a time when ridership had been on the rise, raising concerns about the future of train travel in the region.
Mona T. Smiley-Fairbanks has been chosen as the featured artist for the 2025 Edmonds Arts Festival, with her artwork “Tidal Captain” highlighting the importance of bull kelp in marine ecosystems. Her commitment to the local art community and environmental education is evident through her various projects and collaborations. The festival will take place from June 13-15 at the Frances Anderson Center in Edmonds.