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Sounder trains will provide special service to the Washington State Fair and a Mariners game this weekend. Two trains will run from Everett to Puyallup on Saturday, with return trains in the evening. On Sunday, an inbound train will serve the Mariners game against the Angels, returning 45 minutes post-game.
Edmonds College launches a Bachelor of Applied Science in robotics and artificial intelligence and an accelerated certificate in robotics in manufacturing to meet workforce demands. These programs emphasize hands-on skills and flexible learning for students, catering to both advanced degree seekers and those looking for quick career entry.
The City of Lynnwood will host a free workshop with the Small Business Administration on September 18, focusing on lending options for small businesses. The session, taking place at the Lynnwood Library from 10-11:30 a.m., is open to all local entrepreneurs.
Lynnwood Event Center will host "Meet the Artists" receptions on September 11, 2025, promoting creativity and community engagement. The event features local artists from the Pacific Northwest, including Washington, Oregon, and Alaska. Attendees can expect a showcase of diverse artistic expressions and a chance to connect with the creators.
Firefighters and community members gathered in Edmonds for the 24th annual 9/11 memorial ceremony, honoring the nearly 3,000 lives lost in the attacks. Retired firefighter Dave “Bronco” Erickson led the ceremony, emphasizing the sacrifices made by first responders during the recovery efforts. Mayor Mike Rosen highlighted the somber reality that none of the victims anticipated the tragic events of that day.
Thousands of Washington Army National Guard members missed a weekend drill due to a budget shortfall linked to funding cuts from the Trump administration. Approximately 5,000 soldiers were scheduled, but half received excused absences, reducing costs for a typical drill weekend that usually costs about $2.5 million.
Lynnwood council approved the annexation of Alderwood Middle School and tightened residency requirements in a recent meeting. The changes aim to enhance community engagement and ensure local representation. Residents expressed varied opinions on these developments.
Sedro Woolley edged Meadowdale in a thrilling volleyball match, winning 3-2 with scores of 11-25, 25-23, 17-25, 26-24, and 15-8. Meadowdale's Ja’elle Jenkins led with 16 kills, while Sedro Woolley's record improved to 1-0. Meadowdale will compete in the Gulls Nest Varsity Volleyball Tournament on September 13.
The Edmonds School District Board approved a policy for adjusting school attendance areas and boundaries in response to demographic changes. The new policy aims to accommodate the upcoming College Place Middle School and balance elementary school enrollments. Public comments revealed concerns about the impact of transportation policy changes on families.
Washington tribal leaders and environmental advocates oppose the Trump administration's plan to repeal the Roadless Rule, which protects 2 million acres of national forests in the state. The proposed rollback would eliminate protections for approximately 45 million acres nationwide, prompting public comments until September 19.