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Fog enveloped Edmonds on Thursday morning, as captured in a photo by Ron LaRue. The image highlights a typical scene in the area, contributing to the local atmosphere. Residents continue to engage with their surroundings, fostering community spirit.
My Neighborhood News Network partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance accessibility to Spanish-language content in the community.
Snohomish County will paint street lines in Woodway on June 8, starting at noon and finishing by 6 PM. Public Works Director Collin Harlow announced that cones may be placed to prevent vehicles from crossing wet paint.
Snohomish County Indivisible will host a No Kings Day event on June 14 from 1-2:30 p.m. at the Old Edmonds Opera House. The gathering aims to protest the Trump administration's policies and will feature a sing-in of protest songs, with a recommended donation of $20 and food collection for the Edmonds Food Bank.
Seventeen Edmonds-Woodway student athletes signed their national letters of intent during a ceremony at the high school on Thursday, committing to compete at the collegiate level. Attendees included teammates, family members, and coaches, who celebrated the athletes' dedication to their sports. This event highlights the commitment of local talent to continue their athletic careers in higher education.
College Place Elementary and Ballet Folklórico Xochiquetzal hosted a Multicultural Night to showcase student talent and cultural diversity. Students performed traditional Mexican dances and shared a banquet featuring dishes from various countries, including Ethiopia, China, and Mexico.
My Edmonds News highlights a Father’s Day promotion encouraging readers to give fathers the space they deserve. The article emphasizes the importance of thoughtful gifts that create personal space, catering to fathers' unique interests and hobbies. This initiative aims to foster appreciation for father figures in the community.
Rudransh Bhattacharya, a ninth grader from Mill Creek, built play structures for dogs at PAWS shelter as part of his Eagle Scout project. The playground, made from recycled tires, took over 350 hours to complete with help from 30 volunteers. PAWS promotes animal adoption and seeks donations to support its mission.
Washington will launch its first full-scale long-term care insurance program, WA Cares, in July 2026. Funded by a 0.58% payroll tax, the program aims to assist workers with aging-related care expenses, with a lifetime benefit cap of $36,500. Other states view this initiative as a potential model amid rising care costs and budget constraints.
The Edmonds Summer Wine Walk returns with two events on July 5 and August 2, offering wine tastings from boutique wineries. Tickets cost $30 and include ten tastings, a wine glass, and access to local shops. Attendees can also enjoy chocolate tastings and purchase bottles tax-free.