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A Link light rail vehicle made history by crossing the I-90 floating bridge under its own power, marking a significant milestone for Sound Transit. The vehicle tested speeds from 5 mph up to 55 mph as part of system integration testing ahead of the full 2 Line opening in 2026. Testing will continue intermittently between Mercer Island and Judkins Park stations over the coming weeks.
Edmonds Waterfront Center hosts a "Taste of Italy" dinner fundraiser on September 18, 2025. The event aims to support local fundraising efforts, encouraging community involvement through donations. Attendees will enjoy an Italian-themed dinner while contributing to a good cause.
Scotty’s Food Truck offers a special Fish Burger featuring wild-caught Alaskan cod from September 11-13. The burger includes pickled red onions, lettuce, and tartar sauce on a grilled kaiser bun, served with crispy French fries. Customers can enjoy this culinary delight at the Calvary Church parking lot in Edmonds from 3:30-7:30 p.m.
Edmonds voters will decide on a property tax levy lift proposal on November 4, which could generate $14.5 million for police, parks, planning, and streets. City officials are currently preparing a mid-biennial budget amendment, with critical dates leading up to the election. If the measure fails, a revised budget will be proposed immediately.
Herbert Plummer Ranton, a prominent figure in Edmonds, Washington, passed away on August 26, 2025, just days before his 91st birthday. A celebration of life event is scheduled for October 4 to honor his memory and contributions to the community.
The One Big Beautiful Bill Act has made several temporary tax laws permanent, impacting financial policies that affect residents. This legislation aims to stabilize economic conditions heading into 2026 and beyond. Local stakeholders are encouraged to familiarize themselves with these changes.
Registration has opened for the Washington Institute for Parent Leadership (IPL), a free statewide online program aimed at developing parent and community leaders. The program has been recognized for its effectiveness since its inception. Interested participants can now enroll for the fall 2025 session.
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The City of Edmonds plans a virtual open house on September 10 to discuss its Comprehensive Safety Action Plan aimed at reducing transportation-related crashes. This plan, supported by a federal grant, will identify high-risk areas and improve safety for all travel modes. Public input is encouraged during the meeting from 6-7 p.m.
The 5th Annual Rotary Club of Edmonds Oktoberfest Family Festival will take place at the Edmonds Civic Playfield on September 19-20. The event features live music, food vendors, and a Pet Parade, with proceeds supporting local nonprofits. Family-friendly activities will be available throughout the festival, free of charge.