Classic car lovers take to Edmonds streets for annual show
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.
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Council scheduled to consider cultural access sales tax at Sept. 9 meeting
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.
Edmonds School Board Sept. 9 to review school boundary policy
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.
Reader view Important information for Edmonds homeowners
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.
Teen Talk Youth making an impact on arts community
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.
Reminder Edmonds Kiwanis Club end-of-summer fundraiser Sept. 13
The Edmonds Kiwanis Club will host its end-of-summer fundraiser on September 13 at Gallaghers’ Where U Brew, starting at 5 p.m. The event will raise funds for essential community initiatives, including scholarships and educational resources for local students.
Debate on investing WA Cares funds in the stock market heats up
Washington voters will decide on Senate Joint Resolution 8201, which would allow the state to invest WA Cares Fund assets in the stock market. Supporters argue this could yield higher returns, while opponents warn it risks taxpayer dollars. A similar measure was rejected in 2020.
Scouting project supports Edmonds Memorial Cemetery
Boy Scout Troop 312 revitalized Edmonds Memorial Cemetery by repainting hand railings under the leadership of senior Lennox Norenberg. The project, part of Norenberg's Eagle Scout certification, engaged around 25 scouts and community members over six days. Norenberg expressed gratitude for the opportunity to enhance his community.
League of Women Voters of Snohomish County invites you to Celebrate Constitution Day
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County hosts events from September 14 to 19 to commemorate the 238th anniversary of the Constitution's signing. Attendees can receive free pocket copies of the Constitution and participate in readings at various locations. League president Lisa Utter encourages community involvement to help defend U.S. democracy.
Scene in Edmonds Around town Friday - My Edmonds News
Edmonds residents participated in various community activities on Friday, September 6, 2025, showcasing local engagement. The events included family-friendly activities and artistic expressions, emphasizing community spirit. This vibrant atmosphere reflects the ongoing commitment of Edmonds residents to foster connections and celebrate local culture.