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Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) prepares for winter by training nearly 1,500 maintenance workers and inspecting over 500 snowplows statewide. Travelers are urged to follow winter driving tips and prepare for possible mountain pass closures due to adverse conditions. WSDOT emphasizes the importance of proper equipment and safe driving behaviors to maintain open highways.
The Edmonds Petanque Club donated $10,500 to the Edmonds Food Bank during its annual tournament. This contribution raises the club's total donations to over $100,000 since 2011, highlighting the growing demand for food assistance in the community.
Morgan Batali, a 31-year-old chef known for his work at Kelnero and Vinbero in Edmonds, passed away unexpectedly. Friends and colleagues remember him for his culinary talent and vibrant personality, which impacted the local dining scene. His sudden death has left the community in mourning.
Federal workers impacted by the government shutdown can attend a free webinar on Oct. 23 to learn about unemployment benefits and career resources. The Washington Employment Security Department and Pacific Mountain Workforce Development will cohost the event. Registration is available on Zoom.
Thousands gathered at Edmonds City Park on October 20, 2025, for the 'No Kings' rally, despite threatening skies and rain. The event drew significant crowds, demonstrating strong community opposition to the proposed initiative. Organizers highlighted the need for affordable housing and local economic concerns.
Washington state continues to advance its clean truck regulations despite federal inaction. The Department of Ecology has adopted new vehicle emission standards aimed at expanding access to zero-emission trucks. This move aligns with the state's broader environmental goals.
The Port of Edmonds and South County Fire will clean the marina breakwater on October 20 to remove bird droppings that cause odors. The operation will also serve as a training exercise for firefighters. Boaters should exercise caution during the cleaning process.
My Edmonds News encourages families to shake up their routines and explore local events. Highlights include the Everett YMCA's Trunk-or-Treat and the Haunted Museum in Edmonds, both offering free, family-friendly activities. Residents are urged to discover hidden gems within their communities.
The Edmonds City Council will hold committee meetings on Tuesday, Oct. 21, addressing key issues such as social worker grants and city code updates. Residents can join the meetings virtually via Zoom or attend in person at City Hall.
Edmonds City Councilmember Neil Tibbott and Acting City Administrator Todd Tatum will discuss city government at the Edmonds Civic Roundtable on Oct. 30. Tibbott, who is not seeking reelection, will share insights from his tenure and future city issues, while Tatum will address his new role overseeing various city departments.