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2026 workers comp rate increase proposed to help pay for rising cost of coverage

The Washington State Department of Labor & Industries proposes a 4.9% increase in workers’ compensation insurance rates for 2026 to cover rising claim costs. If approved, the average cost would rise by about $1.37 weekly per full-time employee, with public hearings scheduled for late October.

League of Women Voters celebrates Constitution Day

The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County hosts events this week to commemorate the 238th anniversary of the Constitution's signing on September 17, 1787. Celebrations include gatherings at the Edmonds Library and the Edmonds School District Educational Services Center. These events also honor the Bill of Rights, signed in 1789.

High school sports roundup for Sept. 16, 2025

Edmonds-Woodway girls soccer team dominated Lynnwood with a 9-0 victory, highlighted by Janie Hanson's four goals. Meadowdale and Shorewood also secured wins in their respective matches, while Mountlake Terrace faced defeats in both girls swimming and cross country events. Upcoming games include Edmonds-Woodway against Shorewood and Meadowdale facing Mountlake Terrace.

Mike Clugston is new City of Edmonds planning and development director

Mayor Mike Rosen appointed Mike Clugston as Edmonds' new planning and development director. Clugston, who has 18 years of experience with the city, previously served as the acting director and has a strong background in current planning and environmental chemistry.

Volunteer meeting Oct. 5 for Perrinville Palooza 2026

Organizers for Perrinville Palooza 2026 invite volunteers to a kickoff meeting at Nunchucks in Lynnwood on Oct. 5. Participants can learn how to contribute to the event and engage with the community. Those unable to attend can reach out via email for involvement opportunities.

Reader view Homage is watching out for Snohomish County's seniors - My Edmonds News

Homage Senior Services has provided over 50 years of support to older adults and individuals with disabilities in Snohomish County. The organization delivers essential programs, including Meals on Wheels, to enhance the quality of life for seniors in the region. Their commitment reflects a significant local resource for community health and wellness.

Scene in Edmonds Around town Monday - My Edmonds News

Fall colors dominate Edmonds as the community transitions into autumn. Local residents can enjoy the vibrant scenery while participating in various town activities this Monday. The changing leaves signal the onset of the fall season, inviting outdoor enthusiasts to explore the area's beauty.

Reminder Thinking about your future tax bill? Try our updated calculator

Edmonds taxpayers face a potential property tax increase in 2026 due to the Regional Fire Authority annexation and a possible levy lid lift. City officials propose budget cuts and new revenue strategies while hosting public forums for citizen input. The updated tax calculator by My Edmonds News allows residents to estimate their future tax bills.

High school sports roundup for Sept. 15, 2025

Edmonds-Woodway's boys tennis team triumphed over Meadowdale with a decisive 7-0 victory, improving their record to 3-1. In volleyball, Liberty defeated Edmonds-Woodway 3-2, marking a challenging match for the team, now at 1-2. Both teams are set for upcoming matches on September 17 and 18.

Edmonds Port Commission names Brandon Baker as executive director

The Port of Edmonds Commission appointed Brandon Baker as executive director, effective immediately. Baker, who has been with the Port since 2020, aims to advance strategic priorities like environmental stewardship and regional economic vitality.

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