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The Edmonds School District board plans to vote on property boundary changes for College Place Elementary and Middle School and a lease with Housing Hope on September 23. The meeting will also address updates to bilingual instructional policies and approve School Improvement Plans for 2025-2026.
The Edmonds City Council will hold a public hearing on proposed amendments to the tree code on Sept. 23. The revisions aim to address issues identified during a recent lawsuit and improve existing regulations adopted in 2021.
Residents of Edmonds celebrated a vibrant Sunday, participating in various community activities and events. The local news highlights the importance of these gatherings in fostering community spirit and engagement.
The Interstate 5 bridge replacement project faces significant delays and rising costs, prompting concern among lawmakers in Oregon and Washington. The slow permitting process has led to frustrations, as the project's timeline extends further into the future.
The Edmonds Planning Board will review key items on September 24, including a proposed Capital Facilities Plan and an amendment for co-living in multi-family zones. The meeting will address community concerns regarding the North Bowl Hub and is scheduled for 7 p.m. at Edmonds City Hall.
The Lynnwood Police Department and Family Peace Association will host a free costume giveaway for kids on September 27, aimed at kicking off the Halloween season. Additionally, Sharing Wheels Community Bike Shop will offer a mobile bike repair clinic at Mariner Library on September 23. These events encourage community engagement and provide family-friendly activities in the area.
Snohomish County Executive Dave Somers appointed Kim VanPelt as the new Health Department Director, starting on October 20. VanPelt, previously Deputy Director at the Pima County Health Department, brings extensive experience in public health and community engagement. She aims to enhance health services and address current public health challenges in Snohomish County.
Edmonds held its 20th annual Art Studio Tour, showcasing 39 local artists across various media on September 21. The free, self-guided event invites visitors into private studios to purchase artwork directly from artists, promoting local art connections. The tour continues through Sunday, offering unique insights into the creative process.
The City of Edmonds will host three informational town hall meetings to discuss the upcoming Nov. 4 property tax levy. The sessions will include a city presentation followed by an open house for attendees to engage with city departments and officials. Meetings are scheduled for Sept. 25, Oct. 9, and Oct. 25 at Edmonds City Hall.
A community gathering in Edmonds took place on Saturday, featuring local vendors and activities. Residents enjoyed a vibrant atmosphere with various attractions highlighting the charm of the town.