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Gallery North is showcasing artist Leanna Leitzke's exhibit titled "Connections through Art" throughout April 2025. Leitzke, a self-taught artist, emphasizes the importance of artistic freedom and has gained recognition for her vibrant, whimsical paintings. The exhibit runs from April 1-30, with a special opportunity to meet the artist during the Third Thursday ArtWalk on April 17th.
The article from My Edmonds News focuses on various happenings around Edmonds on a Wednesday. It emphasizes community engagement and encourages local residents to participate in discussions and share their thoughts. The article highlights the importance of civic involvement and transparency in local governance.
The article highlights various community happenings in Edmonds, including the second annual Student Art Show hosted by Art Start Northwest, which encourages young artists. It also features insights from local residents on pressing issues such as democracy and housing code updates discussed in the city council meeting. The piece captures the vibrant local culture and civic engagement in Edmonds.
The House of Wisdom, a nonprofit organization, is actively recruiting volunteer tutors for underserved students in the Edmonds School District. Founded during the COVID-19 pandemic, the organization has expanded its reach from 20 to over 150 students, offering essential educational support in subjects like English, math, and science. Interested individuals can sign up via email or phone, with flexible scheduling and community service credits available.
The My Neighborhood News Network has collaborated with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, now featuring English subtitles. This partnership aims to enhance accessibility to Spanish-language content for the local community. The initiative highlights the growing demand for bilingual media resources in Lynnwood and surrounding areas.
The Senior Farmers Market Nutrition Program (SFMNP) is set to return to Snohomish County in summer 2025, aimed at assisting low-income seniors in accessing fresh produce while supporting local agriculture. Eligible seniors can apply for a pre-loaded card worth $80 to purchase fruits, vegetables, honey, and herbs from local farmers markets. Applications are due by May 5, 2025, and the program has proven to be a valuable resource for the community.
The article announces the second annual Edmonds Easter Parade, set for April 20, and highlights its origins inspired by the famous New York City event. Retired librarian Edith Farrar hopes to increase participation this year after a successful debut in 2024, where attendees donned extravagant hats in celebration. The event aims to bring joy and creativity to the community, inviting everyone to join in the festive atmosphere.
Scotty's Food Truck is featuring Panko Breaded Pacific Oysters, a dish that promises a delightful taste experience, complemented by crispy French fries and signature tartar sauce. The food truck will be stationed at Calvary Church in Edmonds from April 17-19, with operating hours from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Despite a significant increase in seafood costs due to tariffs, Chef Scotty has chosen to maintain current prices.
Angela Harris has resigned as the Executive Director of the Port of Edmonds, effective June 9, 2025, to pursue a private sector role in technology. In her resignation, she expressed sadness over leaving but emphasized the need for alignment with her principles. The port will soon undergo a public master planning process, with Deputy Executive Director Brandon Baker stepping in as acting executive director during the transition.
The article provides a comprehensive roundup of high school sports events from April 15, 2025, highlighting key performances in boys soccer, girls golf, and girls tennis. Mountlake Terrace and Meadowdale faced off in multiple sports, with Mountlake Terrace achieving a decisive victory in boys soccer while Meadowdale excelled in girls golf. The article details individual performances, upcoming matches, and team records, offering a clear picture of the local high school sports landscape.