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Safety guidelines for lithium-ion battery use are critical, given the alarming rise in fire incidents linked to these batteries, as reported by the U.S. Consumer Product Safety Commission. The article highlights safety tips provided by the Washington State Fire Marshal’s Office, emphasizing the importance of proper device usage and storage to prevent overheating and potential fires.
Sound Transit contractor crews are set to conduct overnight lane reductions and ramp closures on northbound I-5 in Shoreline as part of the Lynnwood Light Rail extension project. From February 18 to February 21, two right lanes will be closed nightly from 11 p.m. to 5 a.m., impacting local traffic significantly. The Northeast 175th Street on-ramp will also be affected during these hours.
Join Jake Bergevin and the Jazz Punishments for a free Big Band Night concert at the Edmonds Opera House on February 20, featuring opportunities for amateur instrumentalists to perform alongside professionals. The event promises an evening of great music and refreshments provided by Vinbero, making it a highlight for local music enthusiasts.
Residents of Edmonds participated in a Presidents Day protest to voice their concerns about the perceived decline of American democracy, specifically targeting President Donald Trump and billionaire Elon Musk. Organized by the 50501 movement, the event aimed to galvanize grassroots support for constitutional integrity and resist executive overreach.
The Edmonds Arts Festival invites artists to submit their works for a juried gallery exhibition, with the submission window open until April 29. This opportunity highlights the festival's commitment to showcasing local talent and fostering community engagement in the arts. Artists interested in participating should act quickly to secure their chance for inclusion.
The article details the results of the 3A District 1 Swimming and Diving Championships and the Girls Wrestling Championships, highlighting local high school athletes' achievements. Notably, Lynnwood's Alex Lee excelled in swimming, while Edmonds-Woodway's Hannah Baldock emerged as a champion in wrestling. The article emphasizes the qualifications of local swimmers and wrestlers for upcoming state championships, showcasing the competitive spirit of Edmonds School District athletes.
Nominations are now open for the Rotary Club of Edmonds 2025 Rick Steves Service Above Self Award, recognizing individuals who have demonstrated exceptional service in their community. This prestigious award highlights the importance of community involvement and the impact of dedicated service. Subscribers can access further details through the Edmonds Beacon.
The "Out of Jeopardy" annual fundraising auction on March 29 will benefit Washington Kids in Transition, a vital organization supporting unhoused and low-income students in the community. Attendees can enjoy a variety of activities, including auctions and a dinner, while helping to fund essential programs like motel vouchers and emergency supplies for families in need.
Edmonds residents are encouraged to participate in town hall meetings regarding an important ballot measure for annexation to the Regional Fire Authority. These workshops aim to inform the community about the implications of this annexation and foster public engagement in local governance.
The City of Edmonds invites the public to participate in several town hall meetings regarding the RFA annexation, starting on February 27, 2025. This initiative is part of an ongoing effort to engage citizens in significant local governance matters. The article highlights the importance of community involvement in shaping future city policies.