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The Edmonds Planning Board will discuss middle housing zoning regulations at a meeting on May 7. The city is expediting its draft code to comply with state housing laws and update parking requirements near transit stops.
The Snohomish County Sports Hall of Fame Committee announced its 2025 Induction Class, featuring four athletes, two coaches, one sports contributor, and one team. The induction ceremony will occur on September 24 at the Edward D. Hansen Conference Center, with tickets priced at $125 per person.
James ‘Jim’ Harold Murphy passed away at age 87 on April 27, 2025, in Edmonds, WA. He was a dedicated family man, a devout Catholic, and a lifelong fishing enthusiast who enjoyed sharing his love for learning and humor with friends and family. A celebration of his life will be held on May 12, 2025, at Holy Rosary Church in Edmonds.
A gun safety program called ‘Be SMART for Kids’ will take place on June 8 in Edmonds, organized by the Alliance for Gun Responsibility. The initiative promotes discussions on gun safety among adults to prevent child injuries and deaths related to firearms. Participants will receive trigger locks and lock boxes through a partnership with Public Health – Seattle & King County.
Waldo returns to Edmonds this July for a month-long scavenger hunt at local businesses to promote the "Buy Local" initiative. The event, organized by Edmonds Bookshop, invites over 50 businesses to participate by hiding Waldo and offering prizes. It culminates in a celebration on July 31.
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission dismissed a complaint by firefighter Alex Johnson against the Edmonds Can Do Better committee, finding no violations of financial disclosure rules. The ECDB, which opposed a fire authority annexation proposal, adhered to the mini-reporting limits set for its campaign.
Meadowdale High School will host its third annual car show and spring market on May 31 from noon to 3 p.m. in Lynnwood. The event features live music, vendors, children's activities, and a chance for the first 100 car entrants to receive a custom dash plaque. Registration is open for car entries and vendors, with fees starting at $15.
A recent article from My Edmonds News highlights community reactions to a protest captured amidst photographs of Edmonds. Commenters express varying opinions, reflecting the town's political divide. The piece emphasizes the importance of local dialogue and understanding diverse perspectives.
Young residents of Edmonds are making a significant impact on their community by supporting the Edmonds Food Bank during the statewide GiveBIG campaign. Their initiatives, including lemonade stands and grocery collection drives, exemplify the spirit of generosity and philanthropy among children. The food bank encourages the community to participate in the 48-hour giving event on May 6-7.
The Edmonds City Council will vote on a permanent STEP housing ordinance and discuss updates to the design review and residential parking codes during its meeting on May 6. The STEP housing initiative, mandated by Washington's HB 1220, aims to provide affordable housing in all residential zones. The design review code update seeks to streamline processes and address concerns about subjectivity in permitting.