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Sponsor spotlight Scottys Food Truck open Jan. 2-4

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Scotty’s Food Truck will be open from January 2 to 4, 2025, at the Calvary Church parking lot in Edmonds' Five Corners neighborhood, operating from 3:30 p. m. to 7:30 p. m. on Thursday, Friday, and Saturday.

The menu features a selection of seafood dishes, including the renowned Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad, Lightly Breaded Wild Cod Fish and Chips, and various tacos with fish, salmon, or shrimp. This week’s special is Fried Pacific Oysters served with French fries and homemade tartar sauce. To enhance your dining experience and minimize wait times, please call 206-795-1615 in advance. This event not only highlights local seafood but also encourages community engagement and supports local businesses.

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