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Edmonds City Council faces a critical decision on a proposed $14.5 million levy lid lift, more than double the initial budget figure. Concerns arise over financial management, transparency, and potential cuts to core services if the levy fails. Voter resistance is likely due to the significant tax increase compared to neighboring cities.
The City of Edmonds seeks a builder or developer for its Architectural Design Board, with a term extending to the end of 2029. While the board's regular meetings are paused, it may convene as needed to advise city officials on design and planning issues. Applications are open until the position is filled, encouraging diversity in applicants.
The My Neighborhood News Network partnered with the House of Wisdom to highlight immigrant students and their aspirations. The initiative features a monthly spotlight on students like Ian, who dreams of becoming a veterinarian, and Luis, who aims to study marine biology. Tutors like Hannah and Anna, who are dedicated to educational support, also receive recognition.
Debby Erickson discovered a collection of undated postcards from Edmonds, inherited from her grandmother. The postcards provide a nostalgic glimpse into the past of the city. This find highlights the historical significance of local artifacts in preserving community memory.
My Neighborhood News Network partners with Se Habla Media to distribute daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility for Spanish-speaking audiences in the Lynnwood area.
Edmonds celebrates its community spirit with vibrant displays of red, white, and blue at the Red Barn. The scene captures local engagement and pride, showcasing the area's festive atmosphere. Residents and visitors alike enjoy the lively ambiance during this time.
Police responded to numerous incidents from June 18 to 23 in Edmonds, including assaults, thefts, and a fire. A man was arrested for brandishing a gun, while multiple individuals faced charges for shoplifting and domestic violence. Authorities also investigated a suspicious death and various scams targeting residents.
The Trump administration's recent overhaul of funding guidelines for the federal Broadband Equity, Access, and Deployment program has disrupted Washington's $1.2 billion broadband initiative. State officials now face a tight deadline to re-evaluate funding applications, as the new rules favor a broader range of technologies, potentially benefiting companies like Elon Musk's Starlink.
More than 300 attendees gathered at Edmonds Civic Field on Saturday for PrideFest, celebrating the LGBTQIA2S+ community. Organized by the newly formed Edmonds Pride nonprofit, the event featured performances, vendors, and community organizations. The festival aimed to foster inclusivity and support local LGBTQIA2S+ individuals and families.
Former Edmonds Mayor Harve Harrison's house is being relocated to Poulsbo to serve as a new home for individuals in need. The moving process began on June 27, involving careful navigation through city streets and various obstacles. The house will be loaded onto a barge at Beach Place for transport to its new location.