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Lynnwood's library celebrated Free Comic Book Day, attracting community members eager to engage with the event. The occasion highlights the library's commitment to promoting literacy and community involvement through popular culture.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed Senate Bill 5337, requiring assisted living facilities to obtain certification for dementia care by July 1, 2026. The law mandates 24-hour onsite staff and ongoing training, aiming to enhance resident safety and transparency for families. A publicly available list of certified facilities will be maintained, with regular inspections to ensure compliance.
James ‘Jim’ Harold Murphy passed away on April 27, 2025, at age 87 in Edmonds, Washington. A devout Catholic and family man, he left a legacy of love, humor, and community support, with a celebration of his life scheduled for May 12, 2025, at Holy Rosary Church.
The Edmonds College Art Gallery showcases the spring exhibition, Student Art Show, featuring artwork from four emerging student artists from May 9 to June 20. The exhibit includes diverse mediums and site-specific installations that highlight student innovation and creativity. A reception on May 9 will feature live performances and artist demonstrations.
High school track and field athletes from various schools competed in multiple invitationals across the region on May 3, 2025. Events took place at Shoreline Stadium, Lakewood High School, and Sparks Stadium, showcasing talent from schools such as Edmonds-Woodway, Mountlake Terrace, Lynnwood, and Meadowdale. Individual event results are available online.
The Edmonds Youth Environmental Summit will hold its third annual event at The WaterFront Center on May 30. This summit aims to engage local youth in climate action and environmental advocacy. Participants will include various community organizations and schools.
Lynnwood High School invites the community to its Arts Week reception on May 23, showcasing student photography and fine art. Attendees can enjoy refreshments from the Chef Program and crafts for children while admiring the curated work of students led by their art instructors.
South County Fire invites families to a Teddy Bear Clinic at Hilltop Fire Station on May 17. Attendees can meet firefighters, tour a fire engine, and learn critical safety skills, including hands-only CPR and car seat safety. Free window locks will be distributed while supplies last.
Urban Craft Uprising will host the Edmonds Spring Fest on May 10 at the Frances Anderson Center, featuring over 100 vendors. The event, which is free to attend, offers handmade items, local food trucks, and a chance to support small businesses ahead of Mother's Day.
Washington state legislators approved a budget that more than doubles funding for public defenders, yet local attorneys argue it remains insufficient for court demands. The state will contribute about 6% of public defense funding in the upcoming biennium, a stark increase from less than 3%. Local governments continue to shoulder the majority of costs, which disproportionately affects vulnerable communities.