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Washington state legislators regained access to the Capitol dome after years of restrictions. A new budget provision allows 10 lawmakers annually to take guided tours of the dome, which has been off-limits since safety concerns arose in 2007. Senator Mark Schoesler, who advocated for this change, emphasized the importance of lawmakers being able to visit the sites they oversee.
My Edmonds News reported on August 4, 2025, that the My Neighborhood News Network has partnered with Se Habla Media to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts, complete with English subtitles. This collaboration aims to enhance community engagement and accessibility to diverse media content.
Snohomish County seeks applications for $6 million in funding to enhance behavioral health services. Nonprofit, for-profit organizations, local governments, and tribes must submit their proposals by August 29. Information sessions are scheduled for August 12 and 14.
Seattle Worldcon Film Festival will feature a special screening of three films by Richard H. Lyford, newly scored by local composer Ed Hartman, on August 15. The event highlights Lyford's contributions to cinema, including his innovative techniques in the 1930s. Hartman will participate in a live Q&A after the screenings.
Edmonds celebrated its third annual Mrs. Roper Romp, showcasing community spirit and creativity. Photographer Julia Wiese captured the event, while additional local photos highlighted attendees dressed as the popular television character. The event has become a notable occasion for residents to come together and celebrate.
The Woodway Town Council will meet on August 4 to review the first quarter 2025 finance report and discuss appointing a new councilmember to replace Elizabeth Mitchell, who will retire on September 1. The meeting starts at 6 p.m. at Town Hall and will also be accessible via Microsoft Teams.
Hundreds of participants dressed as Mrs. Roper from the sitcom Three’s Company gathered in downtown Edmonds for the third annual Roper Romp. The event featured over 23 local businesses and raised funds for the Edmonds Food Bank and Housing Hope.
The Edmonds Dragon Boat Festival took place this past Friday, drawing participants and spectators to the waterfront for a day of racing and community celebration. The event featured various teams competing in dragon boat races, showcasing both athleticism and local spirit. A gallery of photos from the festival is set to be published Saturday.
The City of Edmonds has resumed payments to South County Fire for fire protection and emergency medical services through 2025, after initially pausing them due to annexation into the Regional Fire Authority. Following a legal review, the city acknowledged its contractual obligation and issued a payment of $1,707,430.84 for June and July.