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Pacific Little League celebrated its annual Little League Day at Lynndale Park, featuring games, a parade, and food. Approximately 1,300 children participated this spring across more than 80 teams in the Lynnwood and Edmonds areas.
Police responded to multiple incidents in Edmonds from April 22 to April 27, including thefts, fraud, and assaults. Notable cases involved a man arrested for domestic violence and multiple instances of shoplifting at local grocery stores. Investigations into suspected child abuse and financial fraud are ongoing.
Washington clergy must report suspected child abuse or neglect, even if disclosed during confession, under a new law signed by Governor Bob Ferguson. The legislation, which passed with bipartisan support, aims to enhance child protection and aligns Washington with other states that do not exempt confessional disclosures. The law takes effect on July 27.
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The Edmonds Historical Museum Summer Market began its 2025 season on May 3, featuring over 90 vendors. Despite light rain, shoppers flocked to the market for fresh produce and handmade goods, with food options available from pizza to popcorn. The market runs every Saturday until October 18, showcasing family-owned businesses.
Snohomish County recognized volunteers from its Cold Weather Shelters for their dedication during the winter months. The shelters operated 34 out of 35 nights during a severe cold stretch, providing refuge to over 250 individuals on the coldest nights. This initiative highlights the community's resilience and commitment to supporting its most vulnerable members.
Sno-Isle Libraries hosts events on May 3, 2025, to celebrate its Community Read Selection in Edmonds, Washington. The events aim to foster community engagement and promote literacy among local residents.
Chelsea Rudd announced her candidacy for Port of Edmonds Commissioner, District 1, currently held by Janelle Cass. Rudd, a former chief financial officer, emphasizes the importance of protecting local parks and green spaces for future generations.
The My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide 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 Pride collaborates with Edmonds Lutheran Church for a tea party on May 3, promoting community among the LGBTQIA+ population. The event features unique tea blends and pastries, with proceeds supporting Edmonds Pride's June events. Tickets cost $25 and include snacks, tea, and a reserved seat.