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Edmonds residents gathered for a community event on Thursday, June 13, featuring local art and activities. The event showcased a vibrant sunset captured by photographer Lee Lageschulte. Community engagement remains strong as residents connect through shared experiences in the town.
The Port of Edmonds has transferred ownership of The Landing building to 1010 Development, which plans to construct a boutique hotel and wellness spa with public amenities. Construction is set to begin in 2029, while current tenants, including Arnie’s Restaurant, will remain until then.
The Edmonds School Board recognized outstanding spring athletes from local high schools during a meeting on June 10. Notable achievements included Catie Ingalls of Edmonds-Woodway High School earning First Team All-Wesco honors and a commitment to play at Nebraska Wesleyan University. The athletes significantly contributed to their teams’ successes, including championships and state tournament appearances.
Scriber Lake High School celebrated the graduation of 40 students on June 13, 2025. Principal Mike Piper emphasized the importance of belonging and learning in his unconventional opening remarks, which included a humorous take on bathroom etiquette. The ceremony highlighted the school's commitment to competency-based education and featured personal reflections from students on their educational journeys.
Perrinville Pressure Washing, a family-run business in Lynnwood and Edmonds, offers high-quality pressure washing services for residential and commercial properties. With over 30 years of construction experience, Scott and his sons prioritize customer satisfaction and attention to detail in their cleaning processes. Their commitment to using only high-pressure water without chemicals distinguishes them in the local market.
The Snohomish Summer Smash tennis tournament for high school players returns July 17-20 at Snohomish High School. Registration costs $40 for singles and $60 for doubles, with proceeds supporting local tennis programs. The event has grown significantly since its inception, attracting 185 players last year.
The Washington State Department of Ecology seeks public input on its draft Puget Sound Nutrient Reduction Plan to combat nutrient pollution threatening marine life. The plan aims to reduce nitrogen levels from various sources, including wastewater and fertilizers, to restore oxygen levels in the Sound by 2050.
Sound Transit operates special Sounder train service for the June 15 Mariners game against the Cleveland Guardians. The train departs Everett at 10:45 a.m. and arrives at King Street Station by 11:44 a.m., with return service 45 minutes post-game.
The Edmonds Arts Festival will feature live performances, enhancing the experience for attendees who seek auditory delights alongside visual art. The festival showcases a range of artistic expressions, providing a platform for local talent. This year’s event promises to be a vibrant celebration of the performing arts.
The Northwest Neighbors Network celebrated its annual Member and Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on June 7, gathering 100 participants at Crista Senior Living in Shoreline. Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen proclaimed June 7 as Northwest Neighbors Network Day, highlighting the organization's mission to support seniors and adults with disabilities through community connections and volunteer services.