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Acclaimed Irish vocalist Damian McGinty will perform at Edmonds College on August 8 as part of his Summer Nights Tour, featuring a mix of original songs and popular hits. The event also includes a book signing by author Ben Clanton at the Edmonds Bookshop on August 17 and an open studio event with ArtWorks artists on August 21. These events aim to connect local communities through music, literature, and art.
Kuzma's Fish Market, located beside Banner Bank in Edmonds, has garnered attention for its fresh seafood offerings. A recent visit highlighted the quality of their halibut, showcasing the market's appeal to local seafood lovers.
Jaime Mendez partners with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to enhance community engagement through Spanish-language videos and podcasts with English subtitles. The initiative aims to provide accessible news and information to diverse audiences in the region.
Families enjoyed a beautiful summer afternoon on the Edmonds waterfront, with children playing and making memories. The scene captured by local photographer Bob Sears highlights the vibrant community life in Edmonds.
Dr. Gregory L. Jantz's public memorial service will take place at 2 p.m. on August 2 at Westgate Chapel in Edmonds. Jantz, who died in a tragic accident at home on July 4, was a devoted family man and community advocate. His wife invites all who were touched by his work to honor his legacy.
Snohomish County is involved in a lawsuit challenging federal conditions on housing grant funding. The lawsuit claims the Trump Administration infringes on constitutional protections, with ongoing legal proceedings including a recent appeal by the federal government. A loss of funding could significantly increase homelessness in the county.
A fire destroyed a home on 9th Avenue South in Edmonds Monday night, causing an estimated $400,000 in damage. Firefighters controlled the blaze within 20 minutes, and all four residents and two cats escaped safely. The cause of the fire remains under investigation.
The City of Edmonds seeks a student representative for its Planning Board, open to high school or college students who reside in Edmonds. Applications will be accepted until the position is filled, with the first review on August 31, 2025. The term lasts until August 2026 and qualifies for community service hours.
Acting Port of Edmonds Executive Director Brandon Baker is poised to take on the role permanently following a favorable vote on contract negotiations. The Port also initiated an environmental investigation at The Landing site to address potential contaminants before renovations. Baker emphasized the importance of early action to keep construction on schedule.
Washington local governments can now claim part of $122.2 million in settlements with Purdue Pharma and eight generic opioid manufacturers. The funds, intended for combating the opioid epidemic, are available until September 30 for Purdue's settlement, while there is no deadline for the generic manufacturers' settlement. If all eligible governments participate, the total funding from opioid settlements will reach $1.3 billion.