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My Edmonds News reports on a partnership between the My Neighborhood News Network and Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. The collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to information.
The Write on the Sound conference, a premier writers’ event in Edmonds, celebrates its 40th anniversary this October. The conference features over 30 workshops and maintains a unique community-focused approach, drawing writers from across North America. Registration opens on July 21 for online and in-person sessions.
Edmonds City Council reviewed the Planning Board’s recommendations for a permanent ordinance regulating neighborhood centers and hubs. The proposed updates aim to address community concerns while complying with state housing laws. A public hearing is scheduled for July 22, with ordinance adoption anticipated on August 12.
My Edmonds News unveiled a redesigned website to enhance user experience and accessibility. The new layout features a streamlined menu, an improved events calendar, and categorized stories for easier navigation. Readers can now find support options and popular stories more prominently displayed.
A Republican initiative in Washington aims to require proof of citizenship for voter registration, gathering signatures after judicial approval of the ballot description. Supporters, including state lawmaker Jim Walsh, argue the measure enhances registration integrity, while opponents warn it may discourage new voters.
Military members and their families can attend a free job and resource fair on July 24 at Mount Tahoma High School in Tacoma, featuring over 60 employers. The event aims to connect veterans with full-time and part-time job opportunities, as well as community resources to enhance job search skills.
National Disability Independence Day highlights the need for fire safety awareness among people with disabilities. In Washington state, 11% of fire deaths in 2024 involved individuals with disabilities. The State Fire Marshal’s Office recommends creating inclusive home evacuation plans and installing interconnected smoke alarms.
Edmonds hosted a lively Saturday event on July 13, 2025, featuring music at the beach, bringing together locals and visitors alike. The gathering provided a vibrant atmosphere, showcasing community spirit and local talent.
Three candidates, Joseph Ademofe, Erika Barnett, and Alex Newman, compete for Edmonds City Council Position 3 in the Aug. 5 primary election. Alex Newman, current executive director of the American Red Cross of Northwest Washington, emphasizes public safety, affordability, and environmental protection in his campaign. The top two candidates will advance to the Nov. 4 general election.
Washington's Forest Practices Board proposes new rules to enhance protections for streams in Western Washington by requiring more trees to remain near waterways. The draft rule aims to address pollution from forestry activities while balancing environmental protection with the timber industry’s needs. Public comments on the proposed regulations are currently being accepted.