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The Edmonds-Woodway Warriors defeated the Mountlake Terrace Hawks 4-2 in a Wesco League softball finale, showcasing a strong team performance. Ella Campbell and Helena Marsh combined for effective pitching, while Abby McCorvey led the offense with three hits. This victory secured the Warriors an 11-1 league record, marking a major turnaround from their previous season.
The author reflects on their struggle with maintaining a consistent strength training routine while successfully re-establishing a daily weeding practice. They emphasize the importance of expecting interruptions, planning for them, and approaching fitness with self-compassion. The article provides actionable strategies to overcome inconsistency in exercise habits.
Shorewood's Rylie Gettmann and Mari Brittle lead their teams to victory in the Wesco 3A South Championships for tennis, both advancing to the upcoming Wesco Championship Tournament. In boys golf, Archbishop Murphy secured the team title at the Wesco South 3A/2A League Championship, with Floyd Villanueva from Meadowdale achieving the top individual score of 71. Edmonds-Woodway softball team triumphed over Mountlake Terrace, maintaining a strong league record.
Mountlake Terrace High School Jazz 1 will perform at the Essentially Ellington Jazz Festival in New York on Friday, May 9, at 9:30 a.m. Pacific. The students engaged with renowned musician Wynton Marsalis and rehearsed with bassist Carlos Henriquez before the festival began. The event showcases diverse talent from 30 bands around the world.
Washington Governor Bob Ferguson signed House Bill 1217, capping rent increases at 10% or 7% plus inflation annually, effective immediately. The law aims to provide renters with more stability in a high-cost housing market and prohibits rent hikes for the first year of tenancy. Critics argue the measure could hinder housing development and lead to reduced quality in rental properties.
The Edmonds Arts Festival seeks workers for 12 days to assist with setup, troubleshooting, and cleanup during the event. This opportunity is particularly suited for high school and college students looking to earn extra money. The festival will take place on Father’s Day weekend, June 13-15, 2025.
Scotty’s Food Truck will operate from May 8-10 at Calvary Church's parking lot in Edmonds. The truck will serve a variety of seafood dishes, including Blackened Salmon Caesar Salad and Fish Tacos, from 3:30 to 7:30 p.m. daily.
The Brier Adventuring Guild invites players aged 12-18 to a Dungeons and Dragons game on Saturday, May 10, from 4 p.m. to 5:30 p.m. at the Brier Library. Registration is required due to limited seating, and participants can join at any time.
The Crumpet Shop, recently opened in Edmonds, offers a unique tea and crumpet experience just in time for Mother's Day. Owned by Amy and Cooper Golding, the shop features a menu of savory and sweet crumpets, alongside coffee and tea, catering to both casual visits and special events. Parents can enjoy “Tot Tuesdays” for their children to play while they relax with a crumpet.
Lynnwood council plans to revisit retail cannabis regulations and residency requirements for elected officials in September. Public support for cannabis sales grows, with advocates arguing it could boost city revenue. Council discussions will also address the implications of new housing bills affecting Washington renters and property owners.