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Skandia Folk Dance Society will host two dances in July at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood. The First Friday Dance on July 4 features reinlender variants, while the Third Friday Dance on July 18 will focus on Kalle P. vals, with admission fees varying for members and non-members.
Sno-Isle Libraries seeks candidates for two vacancies on its Board of Trustees, with applications due by July 13. Residents of Snohomish County interested in supporting local libraries are encouraged to apply, as trustees help shape library policies and budgets. Successful candidates will begin their service in January 2026.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility and engagement for Spanish-speaking communities.
Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen recommended Assistant Police Chief Loi Dawkins to become the new police chief, pending City Council approval on July 8. Dawkins, who has 25 years of police experience, would start on August 1 with an annual salary of $265,890.
The Edmonds Brouhaha Backroom Blowout Sidewalk Sale occurs on July 12-13, offering discounts up to 70% at various local retailers. The event aligns with the Edmonds Museum Summer Market and PorchFest, enhancing community engagement and shopping opportunities.
The Pop-Up Shops on Main Street in Bothell will open for the season, featuring eight local businesses. Launched in 2021, the initiative supports small entrepreneurs by providing a platform to showcase their products. Monthly Pop Markets will enhance community engagement and foot traffic.
Washington officials warn residents to exercise caution with fireworks this Fourth of July due to dry conditions, which have already led to 600 fires this year. Public Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove advised against personal fireworks use, citing 156 injuries and 271 fires linked to fireworks in 2024. Fireworks are prohibited on public lands, and burn bans are in effect in many areas.
Washington Kids will hold a two-day tag sale on July 11-12, featuring discounted merchandise from the Swedish Edmonds Hospital Gift Shop. Proceeds will support essential programs for unhoused and low-income families in the Edmonds School District. The sale takes place at the Washington Kids Distribution Center in Lynnwood from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m.
Organizers plan a “We the People” protest in Mountlake Terrace on July 4, inviting participants to exercise their rights to peaceful protest and free speech. Attendees are encouraged to bring flags and signs. This event highlights ongoing discussions about civil liberties in the community.
Edmonds, Washington, will host various community events throughout July, fostering local engagement and camaraderie. Residents can enjoy outdoor activities, art exhibitions, and family-friendly festivals. The events aim to strengthen community ties and promote local businesses.