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The Multicultural Association of Edmonds launches a scholarship to support minority students in the Edmonds community. The MAE Student Scholarship, offering up to $1,000, emphasizes cultural heritage and community representation while helping students overcome financial barriers. Applications are due by May 31, 2025.
Mountlake Terrace's girls and boys track teams triumphed over Marysville Pilchuck and Everett in recent meets, showcasing strong performances. Lynnwood Girls Tennis edged out Archbishop Murphy 4-3, while Shorecrest defeated Edmonds-Woodway 6-1 in another tennis matchup. All teams prepare for the upcoming Shoreline Invitational on May 3.
Trinity Lutheran Church & Schools showcased over 100 handcrafted quilts during its annual Quilt Sunday on April 27, destined for families in crisis through Lutheran World Relief. The quilts symbolize warmth and hope for communities affected by poverty and disasters. Participation in the church's Quilting Ministry remains open to all, emphasizing joy and connection in their work.
Edmonds-Woodway baseball team shut out Shorewood 5-0, led by Declan Crawford's strong pitching performance. In softball, Edmonds-Woodway defeated Shorecrest 11-1, with Helena Marsh striking out 11 batters. Meadowdale's softball team triumphed over Lynnwood 17-0, marking Lynnwood's season end.
Washington voters will decide in November whether to amend the state constitution, allowing the WA Cares Fund to invest payroll tax revenue in the stock market. The measure aims to enhance the fund's earnings and provide greater benefits for long-term care. Past attempts to change the program faced defeat, but proponents believe the political climate has shifted.
Washington state lawmakers passed several housing bills during the legislative session ending April 27, with significant measures addressing rent stabilization and transit-oriented development. Among these, House Bill 1217 limits annual rent increases to 7% plus inflation or 10%, aiming to balance landlord profits with tenant protections. Other bills promote affordable housing near transit and limit parking requirements.
A Mini Barn from The Original Mini Barns offers a unique and customizable gift for Mother's Day, providing mothers with a personal sanctuary. This structure can serve various purposes, from a cozy reading nook to a potting shed, making it a meaningful addition to their homes. Built with durable materials, it promises to last for years, reflecting the thoughtfulness of the giver.
The Lynnwood Event Center celebrated its 20th anniversary on Wednesday with around 50 attendees, including city officials. A new timeline exhibit showcasing the land's history and past events was unveiled during the event. Lynnwood Mayor Christine Frizzell highlighted the center's significant economic impact, stating it has generated over $200 million in benefits for the community.
Gallery North opens "Mystic Intersections," a solo multimedia show by Anne Prather, on May 1-31. The exhibit reflects Prather's artistic evolution after battling breast cancer and her unique approach to color mixing, transforming her designs into diverse media. An artist's reception occurs on May 3 from 1-4 p.m.
Northwest Neighbors Network appointed Alison Alfonzo Pence as its first executive director, marking a significant leadership change for the nonprofit. Pence brings extensive experience from her previous roles in various nonprofit organizations and community service efforts. Her focus will be on supporting seniors in North King County and South Snohomish County as they age in place.