Aug 15
Another piece of history is history in Snohomish County.
Workers have torn down two Edmonds Community College buildings – the first used by the ...
Aug 11
The 35th annual A Taste of Edmonds kicked off Friday at 11 a.m. with a free one-hour window for Edmonds residents.
Here are some photos from day ...
By Nicholas Johnson - Aug 11
United Airlines announced today it will offer six daily flights out of Paine Field airport to gateway hubs at Denver and San Francisco beginning ...
By Kelsey Foster - Aug 10
A Taste of Edmonds takes place over the course of just three days each August, yet the impact of the annual festival has a much broader reach that ...
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Aug 10
The latest results from the primary election show Deborah Kilgore still holding a commanding lead for the District 4 director position in the ...
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By Maria Montalvo - Aug 10
The Edmonds Diversity Commission is requesting that the Edmonds City Council consider a resolution naming an Indigenous People’s Day in the ...
Aug 09
It might have seemed strange to see a man and a woman in folding chairs on Wednesday morning watching the destruction of Mar-Vel Marble on the ...
By Nicholas Johnson - Aug 07
Editor's note: The Edmonds Summer Market will not be held Aug. 12 during A Taste of Edmonds. It will return Aug. 19.
You might do a double take at ...
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Aug 04
Early results from the primary election show Deborah Kilgore and Cindy Sackett leading the race for the District 4 director position in the ...
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Aug 04
Reservations for fall travel now are available on the Anacortes/San Juan Islands, Anacortes/Sidney, BC, and Port Townsend/Coupeville routes.
On ...
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Aug 04
The city of Edmonds is seeking a person to fill an upcoming vacancy on the Edmonds Civil Service Commission. The position is a non-paid, voluntary ...
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Aug 04
The city of Edmonds’ 2017 sanitary sewer replacement project is nearing completion.
This week, Shoreline Construction Company is working on ...
By Betty Lou Gaeng - Aug 04
Editor’s note: Betty Lou Gaeng writes about local history for the Edmonds Beacon and is a member of the Edmonds Cemetery board.
Having been born ...
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Aug 04
Mayor Dave Earling has appointed a task force to make recommendations for a housing strategy that the City Council – and perhaps others interested ...
By Marie Haaland - Aug 04
Emmanuel Sitaki lost 35 relatives in the 1994 Rwandan genocide, when the ruling Hutu government killed a million Tutsi during a 100-day period.
Sit...
By Brian Soergel - Aug 03
Those who stroll along the Edmonds waterfront from Brackett’s Landing North to Marina Beach are hip to a spot where the walkway ends.
It’s the ...
By Brian Soergel - Aug 03
You’ll soon be paying more for getting on the boat to Kingston.
The Washington State Transportation Commission, which regularly raises rates, ...
Jul 31
A close group of family and friends gathered Saturday, July 15, on the front lawn at Edmonds Center for the Arts for the dedication of a newly ...
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Jul 31
LED streetlight upgrades in Edmonds
Snohomish PUD is working with the city of Edmonds to upgrade nearly 1,600 streetlights with energy efficient ...
Jul 31
A free class on the much-anticipated Aug. 21 solar eclipse, the science of the sun and astronomy, is coming to Edmonds.
Roger and Linda Kennedy ...
Jul 28
It’s time for summer cleaning at the ferry dock.
The contractor American Construction Company is doing maintenance to landing aids for ferries as ...
By Brian Soergel - Jul 28
Joe Cooper loves fishing for salmon. And like many Washingtonians, he digs into a salmon fillet every now and then. That’s just two reasons he’s ...
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By Brian Soergel - Jul 28
If you live in Edmonds, you might be excused for thinking there was nothing to vote for in the primary election Tuesday, Aug. 1.
Almost. But there ...
Jul 27
Marie Haaland has joined the Edmonds Beacon editorial staff as a reporting intern through August.
Haaland, 21, is a senior at Hofstra University ...
Jul 25
Janice Gear took this great shot of Brackett's Landing South at low tide.
Jul 21
The Edmonds chapter of Women in Black, a worldwide network of women committed to peace with justice and opposed to injustice, war, militarism and ...
Jul 21
In February, the Beacon ran a photo of Lance Stewart and friends carrying the flagpole from the demolished post office of Second Avenue North and ...
By Brian Soergel - Jul 20
Sixty years ago, a chilling book explained how Boeing’s guiding missile defense helped save Edmonds from total destruction after Egypt attacked ...
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By Brian Soergel - Jul 20
Edmonds City Councilmember Mike Nelson finds himself part of a lawsuit after the state attorney general’s office filed charges July 11 against ...
