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Edward P. Kolodziej, an environmental chemist, will speak at the Edmonds Waterfront Center on September 11 about his research linking urban runoff to coho salmon mortality. He identified 6PPD-quinone, a toxic compound from tire wear, as a key factor in the deaths of salmon in Puget Sound. The event aims to raise awareness of the impact of roadway pollutants on aquatic ecosystems.
Chef Tony Mann showcases his culinary skills at T&T Seafood Restaurant, which is located next to a large Asian supermarket on Highway 99. The restaurant is known for its vibrant dining atmosphere and diverse menu, attracting food enthusiasts in the Edmonds region.
An Edmonds man, 48, faces two counts of attempted murder and unlawful imprisonment after allegedly assaulting two women at a local massage business. Witnesses assisted police in locating the suspect, who reportedly made statements indicating the attack was targeted. Both victims sustained serious injuries and were hospitalized.
South SnoCo Playtime offers a guide to family-friendly activities from September 8-20 in South Snohomish County. The event highlights various local attractions and aims to promote community engagement among families.
Portland General Electric and Mitsubishi Power have canceled a planned hydrogen production facility in Boardman, Oregon, due to partner withdrawal and economic challenges. This setback raises concerns for the broader Pacific Northwest Hydrogen Hub, which is under scrutiny from the U.S. Energy Department.
The Classic Car and Motorcycle Show attracted over 300 vehicles to downtown Edmonds on Sunday. Attendees enjoyed a beer garden and live music, contributing to a festive atmosphere.
The Edmonds City Council will consider a 0.1 percent cultural access sales tax during its meeting on Sept. 9, potentially generating $1.3 million annually for nonprofit programs in the arts, science, and heritage. The council will also discuss updates on opioid settlement participation and minor tree code revisions. The meeting will be held at 6 p.m. and streamed live.
The Edmonds School District Board will review proposed policies on school boundary changes at its meeting on September 9. No boundary changes are currently under consideration, but the board aims to prepare for a new middle school and adjust elementary school enrollments. The meeting will also include discussions on updates to the Transitional Bilingual Instructional Program and instructional materials.
Edmonds homeowners face a potential property tax increase of nearly $2,700 next year if Proposition 1 passes, reflecting a financial crisis in the city. A retired financial professional argues that mismanagement, not a lack of revenue, drives the city's budget issues, highlighting a significant increase in city staffing costs. Voters are urged to consider the implications before supporting the tax increase.
Local youth Alex Dwyer, 12, and Lucy Myers, 17, actively support the arts in Edmonds, Washington. Dwyer volunteers with Heart Art Healing, while Myers contributes to the Edmonds Driftwood Players, showcasing their commitment to enriching the community through creative expression. Their efforts highlight the importance of youth involvement in sustaining the arts.