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The Mountlake Terrace Library will host "Art Beat," an event celebrating art, classical music, and creativity on June 25, 2025. The event will feature a juried competition showcasing local artists from Snohomish County. Attendees can explore various exhibitions and enjoy live musical performances.
Individuals with disabilities can attend a free dance party hosted by the Stingrays Swim Team on June 28 in Everett. The event promotes social interaction and swimming skills among athletes with intellectual disabilities. Registration is requested for participation.
Washington state struggles to keep up with hospital inspections, with nearly 75% of acute care facilities inspected late, according to a preliminary report. The Department of Health attributes this backlog to staff shortages and increased inspection demands. The report indicates that some hospitals have not been inspected since 2018, raising concerns about patient care quality.
Snohomish County Public Works will complete the final phase of paving on 35th and 36th Avenues West by June 27. The project, which began on June 7, will enhance the two-mile corridor with new features, including sidewalks and bike lanes, while maintaining a single lane for vehicles. Speed enforcement measures will be in place during construction.
Dr. Sophon Heng D.D.S. provides affordable dental care exclusively for uninsured adults in Edmonds, offering services at rates 30-60% lower than typical competitors. His clinic emphasizes quality care without cutting corners, ensuring patients receive modern treatment options at lower costs. Patients appreciate the compassionate approach and commitment to treating individuals, not just their dental issues.
Janet Banks, a cherished elementary school teacher and longtime resident of Edmonds, passed away on March 16, 2025, at the age of 86. Her influence extended beyond the classroom, touching the lives of countless students and community members throughout her career. The article highlights her legacy and contributions to education in the Edmonds area.
Lynnwood residents express frustration over the lack of a turn lane on 200th St SW and Highway 99, nearly three years after the street vacation. Community members question the decision made by the City Council and seek accountability for the ongoing traffic concerns.
A celebration of the life of former State Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney will take place on June 28 from 11 a.m. to 1 p.m. at the Mountaineers Club in Seattle. Kenney, who served 16 years in the State House, passed away on May 13 and was recognized for her contributions to the community, including receiving the Ohtli Award for her work with the Mexican community.
The Edmonds School District projects a general fund balance of $2.6 million for the 2025-26 school year, enabling a budget vote on July 8. This positive outlook follows years of budget cuts aimed at addressing significant deficits. The board will also recognize three elementary schools for their achievements in closing opportunity gaps.
Construction will begin on June 30 to remove a fish barrier along Lyon Creek in Lake Forest Park. The project will replace a culvert with a new 24-foot-wide concrete structure, opening 7.5 miles of habitat for various fish species. Traffic disruptions will occur, including overnight lane closures and detours.