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The Edmonds Center for the Arts will host "512: The Selena Experience" on August 16, celebrating the late singer Selena Quintanilla. Local Chamber of Commerce members can purchase tickets with a discount using promo code SMALLBIZ10. The tribute performance will feature the band recreating the energy of Selena's iconic concerts.
DoorDash continues to charge Edmonds resident John Rumpelein a $4.99 Seattle fee for food deliveries from Shoreline restaurants, despite the fee not being applicable in his area. The fee arises from a Seattle ordinance mandating minimum wage for delivery drivers, but Rumpelein's orders do not originate in Seattle. DoorDash has not resolved the issue despite being informed of the overlapping ZIP code problem.
Traffic disruptions are expected this weekend due to ongoing construction projects in Edmonds. In addition, food delivery drivers face increased dangers, prompting local officials to consider safety measures.
The Port of Edmonds Commissioners adopted a 20-year Capital Improvement Plan outlining project priorities for 2026-2040. The Q2 financial report indicates stable finances with increased interest income and expenses due to higher wages and benefits. A new business, Rock Solid Learning Lab, will open in September, offering geology-based learning programs.
The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society offers free genealogy assistance on August 23 at the Humble House Library in Lynnwood. Attendees can book a 40-minute session with experienced researcher Margaret Summitt to tackle family history challenges.
Gesa Credit Union awarded over $75,000 to six school districts in Western Washington through its Affinity Debit Card program. The funds will enhance educational programs and support local schools, contributing to a total of nearly $440,000 distributed to 31 districts statewide.
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Erika Barnett leads Alex Newman in Edmonds City Council Position 3 with 49% of the vote as of August 12. Joseph Ademofe trails in third place with 9%. The top two candidates will advance to the general election on November 4.
Edmonds City Council approved ordinances updating vehicle parking and employee positions during its Tuesday night meeting. The council also discussed a proposed permanent ordinance for neighborhood centers and hubs, with adoption scheduled for August 19. Concerns were raised during a public hearing on right-of-way code changes affecting wireless carriers.
Edmonds Police Cmdr. Shane Hawley will host a community conversation on public safety at Seaview Park on August 14. The event allows residents to engage with police leadership, ask questions, and voice concerns. Additional public safety meetings are planned for other neighborhoods in Edmonds.