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The Edmonds School District will showcase nearly 1,100 pieces of student artwork during the 2025 Edmonds Arts Festival. From this display, 40 standout artists will be featured, celebrating the creativity of local students.
Edmonds College launched a Bachelor of Applied Science degree in robotics and artificial intelligence, alongside an eight-week professional certificate in robotics in manufacturing. These programs aim to meet the rising demand for skilled workers in technology and manufacturing sectors, providing flexible pathways for students.
Edmonds College's Creative Retirement Institute promotes lifelong learning for seniors, emphasizing that fall can signify a new beginning. The institute offers various educational programs tailored for older adults, fostering engagement and continued personal growth.
Washington state's K-12 standardized test scores remain below pre-pandemic levels despite slight improvements reported by the Office of the Superintendent of Public Instruction. The data released indicates ongoing challenges in educational recovery as schools adapt to post-pandemic learning environments.
Edmonds College has launched a new post-baccalaureate program aimed at increasing access to graduate education in health care fields, including medicine and physical therapy. The initiative addresses the challenges many students face in meeting prerequisite courses for advanced degrees.
The Edmonds Floretum Garden Club hosts a program on climate-adapted gardens on September 15 at Edmonds City Hall. Speaker Naomi Goodman, owner of the Seattle landscape design firm Firecracker, will discuss creating wildlife-friendly gardens while minimizing waste. The event begins at 10 a.m. and runs until 12:30 p.m.
A letter to the editor discusses the proposed levy lid lift, emphasizing the importance of understanding the tax's impact on residents. The author critiques the common monthly cost approach, suggesting a yearly perspective for better clarity.
Dr. J.D. Sherrick's family history traces back to Maryland, where Christian Sherrick was born in 1812. The Sherrick family, believed to have immigrated from Ireland, played a significant role in the local community's development. Their story reflects the rich heritage and historical significance of 411 Main Street in Edmonds.
Volunteers of America Western Washington will host its annual "Hope is Brewing" breakfast on Sept. 26 at the Lynnwood Event Center. The event, starting at 8 a.m., is free and open to the public, offering insights into the organization's community programs and their impact.
The Edmonds City Council will conduct a budget retreat on Friday, Sept. 12, starting at 9 a.m. in the Brackett Room at City Hall. The agenda includes discussions on mid-biennial modifications, a levy lid lift, and projections for revenue. The retreat is accessible virtually via Zoom.