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The One Big Beautiful Bill Act (OBBBA) designates tip income as tax-free, but the specifics of the law require clarification. Tax experts emphasize the importance of understanding the details to ensure compliance and maximize benefits. This new legislation could significantly impact service industry workers.
South SnoCo families can enjoy various activities and events from September 1-7, as detailed in My Edmonds News. The guide includes opportunities to engage with the community and celebrate the beginning of the school year. Local families are encouraged to participate in these fun events.
Federal immigration authorities arrested two wildland firefighters during an active wildfire response in Washington state, raising concerns about the involvement of the management team. The incident has created fear and distrust among firefighters, who worry about potential immigration raids while on duty.
Edmonds School District students in grades 1-12 will return to classes on September 3, while kindergarteners start on September 8. Families should reapply for meal benefits annually and check the district's website for important school dates and bus route information. Budget cuts will prevent the printing of wall calendars this year.
The Edmonds Classic Car & Motorcycle Show returns on September 7, running from 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. in downtown Edmonds. The event features food trucks, a 21-plus beer garden, live music, and a free pancake breakfast. The awards ceremony is scheduled for 4:30 p.m.
Voters in Edmonds will decide on a proposal to lift the state's 1% annual lid on property tax levies in the upcoming November election. This decision could significantly impact local funding for essential services. Residents should prepare for potential changes in their tax assessments.
Sixty petanque players participated in the 2025 Food Bank Petanque Tournament in Edmonds, raising funds for the local food bank. The Edmonds team won first place, continuing a tradition that has seen the tournament contribute $89,000 since its inception in 2011. Financial results from the event are still being calculated.
The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society will host a meeting on September 10, 2025, in Lynnwood to explore how individual family histories contribute to American heritage. The event, which is free and open to the public, will feature a social hour and a presentation on starting family research.
The Woodway Town Council will meet on September 2 and 3 to discuss potential litigation and interview candidates for a council seat. The September 2 meeting includes a retirement celebration for Councilmember Elizabeth Mitchell, while the September 3 session will focus on appointing a new councilmember. Both meetings will be held at Town Hall and broadcast via Microsoft Teams.
The Edmonds Senior Center Thrift Store will host its fifth annual fall fashion show on September 7 to raise funds for senior programming. The event features visiting artists showcasing repurposed clothing and includes a silent auction for a special piece. Tickets are priced at $30 for VIP seating and $20 for general admission.