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Lynnwood Rotary Club will host its eighth annual Challenge Series Derby Car Race on June 14 at Lynnwood Elementary School. The event provides a competitive yet inclusive environment for children with disabilities, allowing them to race alongside trained co-drivers. Families can enjoy activities like face painting and food while supporting youth development.
Stopping the combustion of gasoline, natural gas, and coal could significantly reduce greenhouse gas emissions and mitigate climate change effects. This shift may lead to improved air quality and promote the adoption of renewable energy sources. The article explores the implications of transitioning away from fossil fuels.
The Edmonds Planning Board will continue its discussion on neighborhood centers and hubs code during a meeting on June 11 at 6 p.m. The session will address commercial ground floor and residential exception overlay regulations, with options for in-person or remote attendance.
Dennis Worsham, Director of the Snohomish County Health Department, has been appointed Washington's new Secretary of Health by Governor Bob Ferguson, effective July 7. With over 30 years of public health experience, Worsham aims to create a more equitable health system that prioritizes prevention and community trust.
Economic Alliance Snohomish County will host a virtual panel on Global Trade & Exporting on June 17. The discussion will address current challenges in trade, including regulatory changes and supply chain issues. Attendees can participate in a live Q&A session.
The Edmonds Senior Center Showroom launched the “Rub the Thrifty Bear” summer promotion, which runs through August. Visitors can enter weekly drawings for a private preview session by rubbing a brass bear sculpture at the entrance. Proceeds from sales support programs at the Edmonds Waterfront Center.
The Progressive Animal Welfare Society (PAWS) kicked off its annual PAWSwalk fundraiser with a free community festival at Edmonds’ Civic Park on Sunday. The event attracted over 50 vendors and showcased flyball demonstrations, where teams of dogs competed in a relay race. PAWSwalk, a virtual walkathon, runs until June 28.
South County Fire will host a Neighborhood Night Open House on June 12 from 5:30 to 7 p.m. at Esperance Fire Station 20 in Edmonds. Residents can tour fire engines, learn hands-only CPR, and watch a bunker gear demonstration, with free window stops available for children while supplies last.
The Edmonds School District announces summer learning opportunities for students, including a fee-based Summer Music School and a tuition-based High School Summer School for grades 9-12. Additionally, invitation-only programs will support multilingual students and those with Individualized Education Plans. Registration for these programs is now open.
A No Kings Day rally will take place on June 14 at Edmonds Civic Park, featuring keynote speaker Rick Steves and local advocates. The event aims to emphasize democracy over monarchy, coinciding with Flag Day and Donald Trump’s birthday.