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Edmonds-Woodway and Meadowdale secured decisive victories in high school football games on October 10, with Edmonds-Woodway defeating Shorecrest 41-0 and Meadowdale edging Everett 21-14. Meadowdale's Ki Gamble excelled with 136 passing yards and a touchdown, while the teams prepare for their next matches on October 17.
A marketing writer reflects on the impact of design on human experience in a fast-paced society. She observes that while convenience and efficiency dominate, they often come at the cost of personal connections and community engagement. The article encourages readers to prioritize quality time with family and local businesses.
The Washington State Public Disclosure Commission provides an update on campaign finances for local races ahead of the Nov. 4 general election. Candidates' financial data, including funds raised and spent, are accessible via detailed reporting links. Incumbents and candidates that did not advance in the primaries are also noted.
A local donor pledges to match up to $5,000 in donations to My Neighborhood News Network until Oct. 31, coinciding with a documentary screening on local journalism. The event, featuring a panel discussion, aims to raise awareness about the decline of local newspapers. Community members can support local news while attending the screening on Oct. 25.
The City of Lynnwood will host a free paper shredding event on Friday, Oct. 17, from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. in the City Hall parking lot. Residents can securely shred and recycle their paper at no cost, with traffic control measures in place for a smooth experience.
Snohomish/Camano Island Realtors are raising funds for Food Banks of Western Washington through a food drive. Local businesses can request donation boxes, while individual contributions can be picked up by organizers. Donations can be made via checks to the Windermere Foundation.
Washington's new sales tax on services faces a second lawsuit, potentially undermining the state's goal of generating significant revenue. The lawsuit originates from a Sequim-based security company, challenging the tax's implementation.
The Cascade Symphony Orchestra opens its 64th season on October 27 with a concert featuring music by Mendelssohn, Grieg, Goldmark, Liadov, and Kabalevsky. Music Director Michael Miropolsky highlights the evening's focus on virtuoso piano performances, showcasing talented young pianists Aaron Jin and Jeffrey Zhao. Tickets range from $10 to $30 and can be purchased online or at the box office.
The article discusses the necessity of financial contributions to climate protection efforts, emphasizing that monetary support can help mitigate the adverse effects of climate change. It highlights the Trump administration's negative impact on environmental policies and suggests that public funding can counteract some of these detrimental actions.
Phil Rowley, a world-renowned stillwater expert, will present on common fishing mistakes and successful habits during a Zoom meeting hosted by the Olympic Fly Fishers of Edmonds on October 14. The event, open to the public, will take place at the Lake Ballinger Center and includes a Q&A session.