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A Veterans’ Stand Down event will assist military veterans in need on Friday, Oct. 3, at the Carl Gibson Center in Everett. The event, running from 9 a.m. to 3 p.m., will provide various support services, including medical assessments and employment resources. Lunch will be offered to attendees.
A federal government shutdown looms, impacting various sectors, while a Mormon church in Michigan faces an attack. President Trump denies entry to a Palestinian leader into the U.S., stirring controversy.
Snohomish County Council emphasizes the importance of preserving local family farms, which are integral to the region's agricultural heritage and economy. The council's initiatives aim to support sustainable farming practices while ensuring access to fresh, locally grown food for residents.
Edmonds United Methodist Church will host a disaster preparedness workshop on October 18, providing free training for individuals and families. The session will cover personal preparedness, church readiness, and community outreach, with no prior experience required. Registration closes on October 10.
Northwest Girlchoir will host visiting days in October for students in grades 1-6 interested in joining a treble-voiced choir. Participants can attend a free rehearsal to learn about the choir experience. More details are available at the choir's official website.
The Korean Harvest Moon Festival will take place at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on October 2, from 6:30 to 9 p.m. The free event features live music, traditional Korean cuisine, and activities to celebrate Korean culture and community.
Edmonds faces a fiscal emergency as it prepares for a $14.5 million levy lid lift ballot. The city proposes severe service cuts if the levy fails, despite having funds in underused accounts that could alleviate the crisis. Residents are urged to consider alternative funding solutions before voting.
Opponents of a proposed levy lift in Edmonds attribute the city's financial difficulties to mismanagement and waste. However, data shows that property taxes have only increased by 29% since 2001, significantly lagging behind inflation and highlighting a long history of underfunding. Proponents argue that the city needs to raise taxes to address deferred maintenance and service cuts.
Edmonds’ North Sound Church will host the Duo Milu concert featuring pianist Ch’uqi Hwaen and violinist Pamele Liu at 7 p.m. on Sunday, Oct. 5. The concert aims to showcase diverse world music at the church located at 201 4th Ave. N.
The Sno-King International Folk Dance Club will host dances every Wednesday from 7-9 p.m. in Lynnwood throughout October. Participants can enjoy a variety of dance styles, including couple, no-partner, and set dances. The club welcomes dancers of all skill levels to join in the fun.