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The Edmonds Lions Club will host a food drive at Walnut Street Coffee on September 20, benefiting the Edmonds Food Bank. The event will take place from 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. and aims to support local families in need.
The Edmonds School District continues to accept registrations for its Tuition-Based Preschool Program for the 2025-2026 school year, aimed at children aged 3 to 5 residing within district boundaries. The program offers a structured learning environment to support early childhood development. Interested families can apply online or contact the district for more information.
The City of Edmonds is addressing a sewer line blockage at the Frances Anderson Center, limiting operations for some tenants. The blockage, which occurred on September 11, has prompted advocates for Proposition 1 to emphasize the need for infrastructure investment.
Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host its annual Healthcare Summit on September 24 to address workforce challenges and policy changes in the health care sector. The event, featuring a panel of local health care leaders, aims to discuss health equity, virtual care, and behavioral health access. Attendance is free but limited, with an RSVP required.
Cole Gallery hosted the Edmonds & Beyond Plein Air Paint Out, featuring over 80 artworks from 33 artists. The exhibition, inspired by local landscapes, will remain on display until October 14. Award winners were announced during the opening ceremony.
Caravan Kebab will reopen on September 19-21, six months after a suspected DUI crash severely damaged the restaurant. Owner Shahzad Raja expressed gratitude for community support, which helped fund repairs through a GoFundMe campaign. The restaurant will celebrate with a special dinner for contributors on September 18.
Granite Falls defeated Lynnwood 6-0 in a high school soccer match, while Meadowdale claimed a 7-0 victory over Sedro-Woolley. Both teams prepare for upcoming matches, with Granite Falls holding a record of 3-2 and Meadowdale at 2-1.
A photo from 1959 reveals a “5 & 10” store at 411 Main St., a building constructed by Dr. J.D. Sherrick in 1909. The discovery follows an article detailing the building's history and its various past occupants. Edmonds previously considered transforming Main Street into a pedestrian-only shopping mall, a proposal ultimately rejected.
The federal government will investigate alleged voter fraud in Washington state amid immigration actions in Bellevue and celebrations for Mexican Independence Day. Commenters on the article must provide their real names and city of residence for verification. The newsroom seeks donations to support its operations.
Jenna Nand, a member of the Edmonds City Council, condemned the assassination of political figures, citing it as an attack on free speech and the Constitution. She emphasized the dangers of political violence and urged the public to reflect on the consequences of hate against public servants. Nand's remarks follow the tragic killings of Minnesota State Senator Melissa Hortman and Senator John Hoffman.