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Restaurant News Marking 15 years in Edmonds, Epulo Bistros food worth celebrating

Epulo Bistro in Edmonds celebrates its 15th anniversary, showcasing a commitment to high-quality cuisine and exceptional service under the management of Tori Morris. The elegant atmosphere, highlighted by live piano music and festive decor, provides a memorable dining experience, although some diners noted challenges with noise and lighting. With a diverse menu focusing on fresh ingredients, Epulo Bistro is a prime location for special occasions and holiday celebrations.

Man accused of setting room on fire during Everett standoff

A man in Everett, Washington, was arrested on Christmas morning for allegedly setting fire to his family's home during a standoff with police. The situation escalated after his mother requested a mental health evaluation, leading to threats against officers. He faces multiple charges, including first-degree arson and resisting arrest.

Child care and early learning central to debate over how to close WA budget gap

Washington Governor Jay Inslee's budget proposal aims to enhance child care and early learning resources amidst a significant state budget deficit, while delaying the expansion of certain programs to save costs. Advocates are relieved that no current services will be cut but express concern over potential future impacts on families seeking assistance. The proposal includes tax increases on the wealthy and businesses to address the deficit, which may face pushback from lawmakers.

Man wanted in Fife, accused of shooting man in head

The Fife Police Department is seeking public assistance in identifying a suspect involved in a shooting incident at an apartment complex where a man was shot in the head but fortunately only grazed. The suspect is described as wearing a black beanie and sweatshirt. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact Detective J. Rackley.

Family pleads for answers in unsolved Kent, WA murder

The family of Demetrius Marquel Marr-Woods is seeking answers following his tragic murder outside the Cloud 9 Bar in Kent, WA, on December 8, 2024. His mother, Alisia Marr, insists her son was a dedicated family man with no ties to illegal activity, urging anyone with information to come forward. Investigations are ongoing, with police yet to confirm reports of another shooting that night.

Join Sno-King International Folk Dance Club on New Years Day

Join the Sno-King International Folk Dance Club for a New Year’s Day dance event from 2-4 p.m. at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood. The club hosts weekly folk dancing sessions every Wednesday and a special birthday party on January 11.

Regulators to assess environmental risks of Northwest Hydrogen Hub

The U.S. Department of Energy is reviewing environmental risks related to the Northwest Hydrogen Hub, which aims to promote clean energy in Washington, Oregon, and Montana. Public feedback is invited, with a virtual meeting scheduled for January and comments accepted until spring. The hub, backed by $1 billion in federal funding, seeks to reduce carbon emissions through green hydrogen energy.

Sponsor spotlight Scottys Food Truck open Dec. 27-28 this week

Scotty’s Food Truck will be open on December 27-28 in Edmonds, Washington, providing a local dining option during the holiday season. Located in the Calvary Church parking lot, customers are encouraged to call ahead to avoid long wait times.

Snohomish County prepares for Point-in-Time Count Jan. 23

Snohomish County will conduct its annual Point-in-Time Count on January 23, 2025, to assess homelessness in the region. Supported by the Human Services Department and local organizations, this initiative aims to gather crucial data for securing funding and addressing homelessness challenges. Community members are encouraged to participate.

Prep basketball MLT boys holiday tourney, other games set for Friday, Saturday

The Mountlake Terrace Boys Basketball Holiday Tournament will take place on December 27-28, 2024, at Mountlake Terrace High School, featuring 24 games, including junior varsity and varsity matchups. Local teams, including the Mountlake Terrace Hawks, will compete against strong opponents, including last year's state tournament qualifiers.