Community Advisory Panel
Edmonds College will host a Community Advisory Panel on September 15, 2025, focusing on budget and anti-racism initiatives. The event aims to foster community engagement in educational planning within Snohomish County.
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Woodway Town Council to meet Sept. 15
The Woodway Town Council will meet on September 15 to discuss the Comprehensive Emergency Management Plan and initiate the 2026 budget process. The meeting will include appointments for a mayor pro tem and regional representatives and will be accessible both in person and remotely via Microsoft Teams.
Cole Gallery show opening, awards ceremony for Plein Air Paint Out Sept. 13 - My Edmonds News
Cole Gallery will host the Edmonds & Beyond Plein Air Paint Out awards ceremony on September 13. The event celebrates local artists and showcases their work at the gallery located at 107 5th Ave. S.
TeaSteeps owner reflects on one year of community warmth - My Edmonds News
TeaSteeps celebrates its first anniversary, highlighting a year filled with community support. The café, located near the Edmonds ferry, has become a popular stop for commuters seeking refreshments. Owner reflects on the warmth and connections built over the past year.
St. Albans to hold drive-thru food drive Sept. 20
St. Alban’s Episcopal Church in Edmonds will host a drive-thru food drive on Saturday, Sept. 20, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. The collected food will support the Edmonds Food Bank and other local food banks, addressing rising food insecurity in the area.
Ecology Department invites public comment on aquatic plant, algae management permit process
The Washington State Department of Ecology updates its aquatic plant and algae management general permit every five years to regulate noxious aquatic weeds. The proposed changes aim to enhance monitoring, protect sensitive species, and ensure safe pesticide use in freshwater environments. Local authorities must apply for coverage under this permit to manage invasive aquatic plants effectively.
Insurance rates on WA health care exchange set to surge
U.S. House Democrat Hakeem Jeffries criticized rising health insurance costs in Washington, driven by congressional Republicans and the Trump administration. Premiums for individual plans on the Washington Health Benefit Exchange are set to rise by an average of 21% next year, affecting low-income Americans who may lose federal tax credits.
Lace up for kids Girls on Run Snohomish County hosting Sneaker Soire Sept. 27
Girls on the Run Snohomish County will host its 9th annual Sneaker Soirée on September 27 at Hotel Indigo, raising funds for local youth programs. The event features auctions, games, and a program celebrating the organization's decade of impact, with over 55% of participants receiving financial assistance last year.
Prep football Warriors knock off Bearcats in key Wesco win
The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors defeated the Monroe Bearcats 16-8 in a significant Wesco League matchup, ending Monroe's dominance in the conference. Senior Cruz Escandon caught two touchdown passes from sophomore quarterback George Gizzi, while the Warriors' defense secured the win with a late-game turnover. This victory marks the first for E-W over Monroe in four years.
Edmonds Lions Club inducts four new members
The Edmonds Lions Club welcomed four new members during a ceremony led by Immediate Past District Governor Beth James. The club, which has served the community for over 75 years, engages in various service projects, including supporting the local food bank and providing scholarships.