Scene in Edmonds Around town - My Edmonds News
Local artists Doug Lofstrom and Doug Funkhouser painted at Brackett's Landing in Edmonds on Monday morning. The event showcased community engagement and artistic expression.
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Janet Banks Longtime Edmonds resident and beloved elementary school teacher - My Edmonds News
Janet Banks, a cherished elementary school teacher and longtime resident of Edmonds, passed away on March 16, 2025, at the age of 86. Her dedication to education and impact on the community left a lasting legacy among students and families. The community mourns her loss while celebrating her contributions.
Celebration of life for Phyllis Gutirrez-Kenney June 28
A celebration of life for former State Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney will occur on June 28 at the Mountaineers Club in Seattle. Kenney, who passed away on May 13, served 16 years in the State House and received multiple accolades for her advocacy and public service. Friends and community members are invited to honor her legacy and share memories.
Inclusive dance party scheduled for June 28 in Everett
Individuals with disabilities can attend the Stingrays Swim Team Dance Party on June 28 from 7-9 p.m. at the Arthur Murray Studio in Everett. The event, organized by the YMCA of Snohomish County, promotes swimming and social interaction among athletes with intellectual disabilities. Registration is requested, but attendance is free.
Expect an extraordinary low tide in Edmonds Wednesday
Edmonds will experience its third lowest daytime tide of the year on Wednesday, reaching -3.89 feet at 11:19 a.m. This coincides with the first day of summer break for the Edmonds School District, making it an ideal day for low-tide exploration.
New road markings at SR 104 and 5th Avenue merge enhance safety for motorists and pedestrians
The Washington State Department of Transportation completed a traffic project to improve safety at the SR 104 and 5th Avenue merge in Edmonds. New lane markings guide drivers to merge smoothly, reducing confusion and congestion, especially during peak ferry unloads. Enhanced pedestrian safety features include a contrasting safety box and bollards to protect walkers.
Washington faces major lag in state inspections of hospitals
Washington state is struggling to keep up with hospital inspections, with nearly three-quarters of acute care assessments delayed as of December. The Joint Legislative Audit and Review Committee's preliminary report highlights a backlog of complaints and a lack of staffing as key issues affecting oversight. The Department of Health aims to meet state inspection timelines by 2028 or 2029.
Cascade Symphony Orchestra announces 2025-26 concert schedule
The Cascade Symphony will launch its 2025-26 season at the Edmonds Center for the Arts on October 27, featuring exciting performances including Beethoven’s Symphony No. 5. The season will also introduce an "Under 50" discount ticket plan aimed at attracting younger audiences.
Sponsor spotlight Local dentist helps uninsured adults - My Edmonds News
Local dentist Dr. Sophon Heng D.D.S. offers essential dental care exclusively for uninsured adults in Edmonds. His clinic aims to bridge the gap in dental services for those lacking insurance, providing comprehensive care in a welcoming environment.
Port Commissioners inch closer to posting executive director job and agree to make meetings shorter
Port commissioners approved the Delegation of Authority document and refined the executive director job description during their June 24 meeting, paving the way for a job posting by July 29. They also reviewed a draft 20-year Capital Improvement Plan estimated at $82 million and discussed strategies to enhance meeting efficiency.