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Esperance residents can voice their opinions on proposed rezones at a public hearing scheduled for 10:30 a.m. on October 1. The Snohomish County Council considers rezoning the area from single-family to multi-family housing, which has raised concerns about traffic, parking, and infrastructure.
An arraignment for Colin Frederick Boswell, 48, was canceled after concerns were raised about his mental competency to stand trial for allegedly assaulting two female employees at a massage business in Edmonds. Boswell faces multiple charges, including attempted murder, and is currently held on a $1 million bond while awaiting a competency evaluation.
Scotty's Food Truck features Wild Atlantic Seafood Chowder this week, showcasing a blend of lobster, shrimp, crab, and clams in a creamy broth. This culinary event includes a special day in Lynnwood, attracting local seafood enthusiasts.
An anonymous donor will match up to $5,000 in donations for My Edmonds News until the screening of the documentary "Stripped for Parts" on October 25. The screening, co-sponsored by the League of Women Voters of Snohomish County, highlights the decline of local journalism due to corporate takeovers of newspapers. Funds raised will support local news coverage in South Snohomish County.
The Edmonds Petanque Club won the third annual Cross Sound Cup, defeating the Port Townsend Petanque Alliance 14-9. The victory came after Edmonds' strong performance in triples matches, followed by a decisive win in singles contests.
Mud Bay will match all customer pet food purchases on Neighborhood Pet Store Day, Sept. 27, with donations to local animal welfare organizations. The Olympia-based retailer aims to address the urgent needs of shelters that are currently overwhelmed. Customers can contribute by shopping at any of Mud Bay's over 60 locations or online.
Gov. Bob Ferguson launched the Washington Completes FAFSA Campaign to increase federal student aid applications among high school students. Washington ranks 47th in the nation for FAFSA completion, with only 45.3% of graduating seniors applying in 2025. The campaign aims to establish an advisory board to improve these rates and provide resources for schools and students.
Snohomish County seeks new members for its Developmental Disabilities Advisory Board to enhance support for individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities. Board members will provide recommendations on funding and help shape community programs. Meetings occur monthly, both in-person and via Zoom.
Edmonds voters face a crucial decision on Proposition 1, which funds essential human services for the community's vulnerable populations, particularly seniors. The current staff supports over 42,000 residents, addressing needs such as affordable housing and mental health assistance. Voting against the measure could jeopardize these vital services.
Purrfect Pals Cat Sanctuary will host its annual Black Cat Ball to raise funds for saving cats' lives. The event highlights the shelter's commitment to caring for all cats, regardless of age or health. Proceeds from the ball will directly support the sanctuary's operations.