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Edmonds College’s Creative Retirement Institute is hosting a free presentation titled "Rosebud to Rocky: Montage Meets Music" at The Edmonds Theater on April 21. The event, led by instructor Brian Boston, will explore the emotional impact of music on film storytelling, making it a valuable experience for community members. Attendees can enjoy popcorn for purchase as they engage with film clips and music.
The Volunteer Community Fair at the Edmonds Waterfront Center successfully attracted nearly 300 local residents, showcasing over 30 nonprofit organizations and their volunteer opportunities. Sandra Butterfield from the center emphasized the importance of community engagement in light of rising living costs and government budget cuts. This event served as a vital platform for connecting residents with meaningful ways to contribute to their community.
The Mountlake Terrace High School FIRST Robotics Competition team, Chill Out, has qualified for the FIRST Championships for the third consecutive year, representing the Edmonds School District in Houston, Texas. With a remarkable record of 46-7-0 and numerous awards, including the Innovation in Control Award, the team is set to compete among 600 global teams. Their success highlights not only their engineering skills but also their commitment to community outreach and business practices.
The Sno-King School Retirees Association has awarded two $2,500 scholarships to high school seniors in the Edmonds School District, supporting students aspiring to become educators. Kera Croft and Colin McGuire, both outstanding students with impressive extracurricular involvement, will utilize these funds for their college education. The scholarships are renewable for three additional years, fostering long-term support for future educators.
The Lynnwood City Council is poised to vote on April 14 regarding the annexation of the former Alderwood Middle School property, which is essential for the Edmonds School District's construction of a new middle school. The annexation aims to expedite the building process ahead of the 2028-29 school year, accommodating an influx of students. Additionally, the council will address other agenda items, including the sale of a contaminated property and a public hearing on a commute trip reduction plan.
Lynnwood's baseball team secured their first win of the season, defeating Meadowdale 3-2 in a thrilling finish. Myles Triplett's two-run single in the bottom of the seventh inning capped a late-game rally, overcoming a dominant performance from Meadowdale's pitcher Kealoha Kepo’o-Sabate. In other matches, Edmonds-Woodway edged Shorecrest 1-0, while Shorewood triumphed over Mountlake Terrace 9-1.
The Edmonds Daybreakers Rotary Club is set to host its Annual Easter Egg Hunt on April 19, 2025, at Frances Anderson Field, welcoming families and children for a festive morning filled with fun and community spirit. Attendees are encouraged to bring non-perishable food donations for the Edmonds Food Bank, enhancing the event's focus on giving back. With activities like face painting and a visit from the Easter Bunny, this cherished local tradition promises to be an unforgettable experience.
The Washington state Senate has approved a divisive bill that guarantees specific rights to public school students, amidst a contentious party-line vote. Proponents argue it enhances student safety and clarity in existing laws, while opponents claim it undermines parental authority and local school control. The bill now returns to the House for further consideration following amendments made during the Senate debate.
Brier Terrace Middle School's STEM students excelled at the 2025 Washington Technology Student Association Conference in Spokane, bringing home multiple awards. Out of 22 competitors, 16 students achieved top-five finishes across various events, showcasing their talent in fields such as biotechnology, medical technology, and structural engineering. This impressive performance highlights the school's commitment to fostering STEM education and student leadership.
The Town of Woodway is hiring a Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Worker for a temporary, full-time position with a salary range of $20-$25 per hour, depending on experience. Applicants must have a valid Washington State driver’s license and be at least 18 years old. The application process is open until the position is filled, with the first review on April 16, 2025.