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Sound Transit will provide special Sounder train service for attendees of Seattle's Pride Parade on June 29. The parade starts at 11 a.m. downtown and ends at Seattle Center, with the first train from Everett departing at 8:45 a.m.
The Edmonds Historical Museum urgently seeks a truck to support its weekly Saturday summer market. The museum's current vehicle, over 40 years old, has broken down, hindering market setup and waste management. Community members are encouraged to donate a truck by contacting Museum Executive Director Arnie Lund.
The Best of Edmonds 2025 winners have been announced, with print publications being distributed throughout Edmonds. My Edmonds News clarifies that it does not authorize the sale of plaques by third parties commemorating the awards.
Edmonds residents engaged with their community during a recent Wednesday event, showcasing local activities and interactions. The gathering served as a platform for neighbors to connect and participate in various local initiatives. Community engagement remains a key focus for the city, enhancing social ties among residents.
Community Transit and Sound Transit buses will operate on a Sunday schedule for Independence Day, July 4. The Zip Alderwood Shuttle will maintain regular hours, while Customer Care services will be closed. Fireworks are prohibited on all transit properties.
Edmonds artist Amy Jones will showcase her leather tooling and carving skills at Musicology Co on June 28. Her custom designs, including guitar straps and belts, have gained recognition on major stages worldwide. Attendees can purchase items and place custom orders during the event.
Edmonds taxpayers anticipate a significant property tax increase in 2026 due to the new Regional Fire Authority and a potential levy lid lift. City officials are exploring budget cuts and new revenue sources to address a $13 million shortfall, with tax increase estimates ranging from $6 million to $19.5 million. Public forums will allow residents to voice their opinions on these changes.
A contractor faces felony theft and tax evasion charges for allegedly defrauding Western Washington homeowners out of $500,000 for unstarted construction projects. Linda Kim Brown, who has pleaded not guilty, is scheduled for trial on August 22. The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries suspended her contractor registration after investigating complaints from three victims.
Washington State's Public Disclosure Commission reported on campaign finances for local races as of June 25, 2025. Candidates must file reports if they expect to raise over $7,000 or receive more than $500 from a single contributor. Current financial figures may not reflect the latest updates as candidates continue to file information.
The Edmonds Waterfront Center hosts a guided walking tour on July 2, showcasing stunning views of Puget Sound and local art. The free tour, limited to 12 participants, requires advance registration and starts at 10 a.m.