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Homage Senior Services seeks to raise $10,000 to provide 660 Thanksgiving dinners for seniors and adults with disabilities in Snohomish County. The nonprofit has served over 25,000 individuals annually for more than 20 years, ensuring that isolated community members receive warm meals and companionship during the holidays.
More than 50 Edmonds residents participated in a listening session led by Councilmember Vivian Olson, focusing on local issues including the proposed Lynnwood wastewater treatment plant expansion and rising utility costs. The session aimed to foster open dialogue, allowing citizens to voice concerns about financial transparency and city infrastructure challenges.
Washington State is selling two decommissioned ferries, the Hyak and Klahowya, with no minimum bid. Despite interest, potential buyers face strict regulations and challenges in the purchase process, as key parts have been stripped from the vessels. If no buyers emerge, the state may consider recycling options, but lacks budget for disposal.
The Edmonds Art Festival Foundation pledged to support local art education amid recent budget cuts in the Edmonds School District. This initiative aims to bridge the funding gap, ensuring students continue to receive quality art education.
The Edmonds-Woodway High School Music 2025 Holiday Craft Fair returns on December 7, featuring over 65 local vendors and live performances by school music programs. The event runs from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. at EWHS Great Hall in Edmonds, WA.
South SnoCo Playtime offers a guide to family-friendly activities in the South Snohomish County area for the week of November 24-30. The article highlights local events and places to visit, promoting community engagement and enjoyment. Readers can find numerous activities suitable for families during this festive season.
Edmonds residents flocked to the local Saturday market, showcasing community engagement and support for local vendors. The event featured a variety of goods, drawing a significant crowd as people sought to enjoy the vibrant atmosphere and offerings of the market.
The Edmonds City Council will hold four public hearings on November 25, addressing topics such as a permanent rezone for North Bowl Hub and updates to the critical areas ordinance. Residents can participate in the discussions, which also include a presentation on property tax increases. The meeting will take place at 6 p.m. in the Public Safety Complex and is accessible via Zoom.
Sales of Washington's Discover Pass dropped 23% in October following a $15 price increase, yet revenue rose 16% year-over-year. State Parks officials expect the trend will continue, with an average sales decline of 15% over the current budget cycle.
Starting January 1, 2026, Washington state will increase the minimum charge for plastic film carryout bags to 12 cents, up from eight cents. This price hike, part of a 2020 law aimed at reducing single-use plastic waste, encourages shoppers to use reusable bags. Paper carryout bags will maintain an eight-cent minimum charge.