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A residential fire in Edmonds' Lake Ballinger neighborhood early Friday caused significant damage but resulted in no injuries. Firefighters battled the two-alarm blaze for over an hour, which destroyed a garage and damaged the main house and two vehicles. The cause of the fire is currently under investigation.
A new Washington law protects residents from medical debt appearing on credit reports, despite a federal ruling allowing this practice. Sponsored by Sen. Marcus Riccelli, the law aims to improve residents' credit scores and prevent unauthorized debt collection practices. The law will take effect on July 27.
Muralist Will Schlough unveiled a new mural titled "Drift" on the Reef Apartments in Edmonds, celebrating the beauty of Puget Sound. The design features a Pacific sea nettle jellyfish and clouds, merging ocean life with the sky. The project reflects the city's commitment to public art and community involvement.
Jaime Mendez News announces a partnership between My Neighborhood News Network and Se Habla Media to share daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance bilingual media offerings in the community.
Residents of Edmonds, Washington, experienced a picturesque sunrise on July 24, 2025, as captured in a stunning photograph by Sharon O'Brien. The image highlights the natural beauty of the area, showcasing the community's vibrant atmosphere. This moment serves as a reminder of the scenic views that Edmonds offers its residents and visitors alike.
North Sound Church sponsors a free Jazz in the Park concert at Frances Anderson Amphitheater in Edmonds on Sunday, July 27, at 6 p.m. The event invites all community members to enjoy live jazz music.
The Edmonds SnoKing AAUW branch invites artists to participate in its fourth annual Art for Scholarships event on Oct. 4 at WSU Everett Campus. Artists can sell their work and donate original pieces, with a $50 fee for table space. Proceeds from sales will go directly to the artists.
The Puget Sound Alphorns will perform at Brackett’s Landing North on Saturday, July 26, at 1 p.m. Visitors are encouraged to engage with the musicians and learn about the instruments. This event highlights local arts and community engagement.
Washington's new law mandates battery manufacturers to create recycling programs for common battery types, aiming to improve safety and environmental outcomes. The Department of Ecology's proposed regulations will facilitate free and convenient battery drop-off for consumers. A public comment period runs until September 10, 2025, allowing residents to provide input on the new rules.
The Edmonds Economic Development Commission (EDC) convened to explore potential revenue sources, including paid parking and a business and occupation tax, to address a $5 million budget deficit. Local business owners expressed concerns about the negative impacts of these proposals on small businesses and consumers. Recommendations from the EDC are due in early November for City Council consideration.