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Washington's first comprehensive bee survey has identified 15 species previously unrecorded in the state. Conducted by the Washington Bee Atlas program, the survey aims to establish a baseline for tracking native bee populations, crucial for supporting agriculture as honeybee numbers decline.
Tickets for the Edmonds Center for the Arts' 2025 Spotlight Gala on Nov. 7 are now available, featuring the 11-piece band Phat Cat Swinger. The event, ECA's largest fundraiser, supports arts education and community events. The gala includes cocktails, a silent auction, and a live performance by the band.
State fire marshals emphasize the importance of fire safety while traveling, urging individuals to remain vigilant in unfamiliar environments. Fire emergencies can occur unexpectedly, making it essential to prioritize safety, even away from home.
Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media partnered with the My Neighborhood News Network to provide daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts. The collaboration includes English subtitles, enhancing accessibility for a broader audience. This initiative aims to bridge language barriers in the Lynnwood community.
After 12 years of global travel, Michael and Debbie Campbell have settled in Edmonds, Washington. The couple, who visited 95 countries and stayed in 330 Airbnbs, share insights from their journey, emphasizing the value of experiences over possessions. They continue to plan future trips while reflecting on their adventures as Senior Nomads.
Washington's funding for wildfire prevention dropped from $115 million to $60 million, raising concerns among officials about future fire severity. Lands Commissioner Dave Upthegrove warned that without restored funding, taxpayers could face increased costs and larger wildfires. The Department of Natural Resources asserts it is prepared for this fire season but acknowledges reduced funding limits their capacity for fire mitigation.
Lynnwood Today highlights a community initiative focused on collective action, emphasizing the proverb, "If you want to go fast, go alone. If you want to go far, go together." The article promotes collaboration among residents to achieve common goals and strengthen community bonds.
The Sno-King Fuchsia Society and the Pilchuck Fuchsia Society will host a joint show and sale of fuchsia plants from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. on Saturday, August 9, in Lynnwood. The event aims to promote fuchsia gardening and provide attendees with a variety of plants.
This week, families can enjoy free outdoor concerts and movie nights in Edmonds, Washington, as local summer events continue. The Hazel Miller Plaza hosts concerts on Tuesdays and Thursdays, while movie nights at Terrace Park feature family-friendly films. These events provide opportunities for community connection amidst busy summer schedules.
Double DD Meats in Mountlake Terrace celebrates its 70th anniversary, becoming a destination for meat and hot sauce enthusiasts. Owner Kim Nygard shares insights on the shop's evolution, top-selling products, and the importance of customer relationships. The business thrives on seasonal demand, particularly during the Christmas rush, selling 30,000 pounds of rib roasts annually.