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Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host the annual Snohomish County Update on May 20, featuring local leaders discussing economic growth and sustainability. The event includes a panel with prominent figures from transportation, aviation, and climate innovation sectors, highlighting key topics like infrastructure investment and workforce development. Admission is $45, with a free livestream available on EASC's YouTube channel.
The Edmonds City Council faces pressure to implement new state parking regulations that mandate only one parking space per residential unit. Residents express concerns about safety due to narrow streets and limited sidewalks, urging a thorough traffic assessment before adopting the law. Community members can share their views with the Planning Board ahead of a meeting on May 14.
The Edmonds School Board will vote on a performance-based graduation pathway policy on May 13. This new option, developed by the State Board of Education, aims to help students fulfill graduation requirements. Other meeting agenda items include emergency waiver approvals and recognition of scholarship recipients.
Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office emphasizes the importance of home fire sprinklers during Home Fire Sprinkler Week. Sprinklers can significantly reduce the risk of fire-related injuries and property loss, responding quickly to fires and providing critical time for residents to escape.
The Edmonds Floretum Garden Club will host speaker Christina Pfeiffer on May 19 to discuss vital soil care tactics for gardens. Pfeiffer, a horticulture educator, will share sustainable approaches to improve soil health and drought resilience. The meeting will conclude the club's program year, featuring officer elections for 2025-2026.
A photo taken in Edmonds prompts readers to identify its location. Comments are encouraged for community engagement. The image is credited to Karen Prater.
Edmonds resident Beth Sanger fractured her tibial plateau after a fall, revealing her diagnosis of osteoporosis at age 49. Health experts emphasize the importance of maintaining bone health through a balanced diet and regular exercise, especially for women post-menopause, who are at higher risk. Osteoporosis affects over 10 million Americans aged 50 and older, making awareness and preventive measures crucial.
The 3rd annual Pollinator Fest will take place on May 31 at 21 Acres in Woodinville, offering free family-friendly activities focused on pollinators. Attendees can enjoy presentations, garden tours, artisan vendors, and kid-friendly crafts from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.
The article highlights the significance of spiritual mothers in the church, likening the church itself to a maternal figure. It acknowledges historical figures like Saint Teresa of Ávila and Mother Teresa of Calcutta, while also recognizing the everyday spiritual mothers who nurture and guide others. The piece concludes with a call to honor all mothers on Mother’s Day.
Edmonds-Woodway defeated Monroe 5-2 in the 3A District 1 tournament, with Lukas Wanke pitching six innings and Toshi Gilginas driving in three runs. The Warriors will face Stanwood in the semifinals on Tuesday at Funko Field, where the winners will advance to the state tournament.