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Northbound Interstate 5 will undergo nightly lane reductions starting August 25 through September 11 for drainage pipe installation. The express lanes will close fully at 9 p.m. on select nights, affecting traffic flow in Seattle.
A DUI collision occurred at 12:30 p.m. on Bowdoin Way in Edmonds, resulting in no injuries. A 67-year-old woman faced arrest on suspicion of DUI, prompting police to close the road for an extended investigation.
Woodway families can enjoy free Top Pot Doughnuts on Wednesday, September 3, during the annual Back to School Doughnut Day hosted by real estate advisor Terry Vehrs. The event aims to celebrate the return to school and foster community spirit by providing a sweet start to the day.
A family-friendly treasure hunt begins in Everett on August 29, featuring 25 handcrafted glass floats hidden at local sites. Events such as live music at Mary Lou Block Plaza and Main Street Commons enhance community engagement. Local residents can enjoy various activities without the pressure of strict planning.
Edmonds-Woodway High School's Jazz Colony will host its annual Combo Workshop performance on August 27 from 6-8 p.m. at Mainstreet Commons. Directed by Jake Bergevin, the event highlights mentorship as students collaborate with professional jazz musicians to showcase their progress in improvisation.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) has released travel charts to assist motorists during the busy Labor Day weekend. Travelers can expect increased congestion on major highways, particularly I-90 over Snoqualmie Pass, and should plan accordingly. WSDOT advises using online tools and social media for real-time updates and safety tips.
My Edmonds News urges readers to support its nonprofit newsroom through donations. Commenters must provide their real names and city of residence for identity verification, agreeing to adhere to the site's Code of Conduct. This initiative highlights the importance of community support for local journalism.
State Rep. Cindy Ryu discussed key legislative achievements during a coffee chat in Mountlake Terrace, including the passage of a hate crime law that broadens definitions to aid prosecutions. She also addressed the new Forged Digital Likenesses bill, which criminalizes the distribution of malicious AI-generated deepfakes.
Washington State Parks announced that many campsites remain available for last-minute campers. This initiative aims to accommodate those who want to escape to nature on short notice, encouraging outdoor activities in the region.
A recent study reveals that teachers support cellphone bans in classrooms, while student opinions are mixed. Keyna Houston, a teacher, expressed that the ban was timely and necessary. The Peninsula School District's initiative represents a growing trend in educational policy to limit distractions.