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Edmonds residents enjoyed a scenic sunset on June 10, 2025, with even local wildlife pausing to admire the view. The photo by Ginny Foos captures the serene moment, highlighting the community's connection to nature.
The 68th Edmonds Arts Festival takes place June 13-15, showcasing Northwest regional art and family entertainment. The festival features nearly 170 artisans, live music, and various artistic spaces, including the Edmonds Arts Plaza and the Galleries. Attendees should plan for limited parking and accessible options.
Port Commissioners plan to vote on June 24 regarding the recruitment of a new executive director, following Angela Harris's resignation. The meeting also highlighted the Port's summer entertainment schedule and preparations for the FIFA World Cup in 2026.
Dennis Worsham, Director of the Snohomish County Health Department, has been appointed Washington's new Secretary of Health by Governor Bob Ferguson, effective July 7. With over 30 years of public health experience, Worsham aims to create a more equitable health system that prioritizes prevention and community trust.
The Edmonds Planning Board will continue its discussion on neighborhood centers and hubs code during a meeting on June 11 at 6 p.m. The session will address commercial ground floor and residential exception overlay regulations, with options for in-person or remote attendance.
Stopping the combustion of gasoline, natural gas, and coal could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change effects. This shift may lead to improved air quality and promote the adoption of renewable energy sources. The article explores the implications of transitioning away from fossil fuels.
Lynnwood Rotary Club will host its eighth annual Challenge Series Derby Car Race on June 14 at Lynnwood Elementary School. The event provides a competitive yet inclusive environment for children with disabilities, allowing them to race alongside trained co-drivers. Families can enjoy activities like face painting and food while supporting youth development.
Washington's Office of Independent Investigations, established to probe police killings, faces budget cuts that could hinder its effectiveness. The agency, which began operations in December, has already responded to four deadly force incidents. Advocates worry that reduced funding undermines accountability efforts, particularly in historically marginalized communities.
Nathaniel Brown argues that objections to the Pride flag on city property deeply affect him, reflecting a personal struggle for dignity and acceptance throughout his life as a gay man. He emphasizes that removing the flag would symbolize rejection and ostracism from his community, countering the message of pride and acceptance it represents. Brown believes keeping the flag could even save lives amid rising anti-LGBTQ sentiment.
Edmonds College will host the NSCA Northwest Regional Conference on June 14-15, featuring top professionals in strength coaching and fitness. Attendees will gain insights on evidence-based training and injury prevention from leading experts in the field. Registration is available both onsite and online.