Jun 22
City Councilmember and mayoral candidate Mike Nelson on June 21 announced his Waterfront Protection Plan for next steps in "protecting our ...
Jun 21
Laura Johnson sent us this image of Thursday's amazing sunset – one of the best of the year.
Jun 21
Bob Sears took this photo on Wednesday, June 19.
"I went down to Brackett's yesterday morning to take in the view from one of Edmonds' greatest ...
Jun 20
On June 18, the Edmonds City Council voted to not proceed with its plans for the Edmonds Street Waterfront Connector.
Edmonds councilmember and ...
Jun 20
Edmonds Mayor Dave Earling has announced that Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services Director Carrie Hite has resigned. Her last day on the job ...
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By Brian Soergel - Jun 19
The Snohomish Board of Health announced Tuesday, June 18, that it has accepted and approved the resignation of the two top leaders of the Snohomish...
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By Maria A. Montalvo - Jun 19
The Edmonds Diversity Commission has launched its storytelling project, “I am Edmonds. This Is My Story.”
In addition to active social and ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 19
In a victory for those who want to keep a sparsely used beach in Edmonds just the way it is – it doesn't even have an official name – the City ...
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Jun 18
Look for a story in this week's Edmonds Beacon Thursday and online Wednesday.
It's a victory for those who don't want the Edmonds Street Waterfront...
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Jun 18
Action on the Edmonds Street Waterfront Connector should be tabled, and for good cause.
Last month, the annual Fire District report identified ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 18
In advance of this week's City Council meeting, where councilmembers pondered the future of the Edmonds Street Waterfront Connector, the Beacon ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 17
This story was updated June 19:
At an Edmonds City Council committee meeting June 11, where the public was invited but not allowed to speak, as ...
Jun 14
The Edmonds Beacon will be at the City Council meeting Tuesday, June 18, to report on a planned rally at 6:30 p.m. of citizens united against the ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 14
You can say that the public's response to the call for candidates for the Citizens Housing Commission has been a success.
As of June 5, 124 ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 13
At Nathan Monroe's City Council campaign kicked off last week, three speakers – wife Jordan, sister-in-law Celeste, and current Councilmember Neil ...
By Makenna Dreher - Jun 13
Highway 99 might get much safer in the next few years, thanks to the City's Transportation Improvement Plan (TIP), which emphasizes pedestrian ...
By Makenna Dreher - Jun 12
For Danielle Dunlap, flying a plane gives her a feeling she never wants to get rid of.
At 19, Dunlap has a private pilot license and is working ...
Jun 11
Kim Phuc, the girl in the Pulitzer Prize-winning photo that captured the terror of a young Vietnamese girl during the Vietnam War, is the guest ...
Jun 08
In the wake of Jawahar (Jay) Lai's closure of Woodway Market due to racist graffiti scrawled on the business' window, some residents have shown up ...
Jun 07
A sure sign of spring and soon-to-be-summer are the numerous hanging baskets beautifying Edmonds streets downtown and at Five Corners.
The program ...
By Kate Agbayani - Jun 07
Leigh Ann Gilmer career is in fine art, which she'e excited about as she begins her new job as executive director of Cascadia Art Museum in ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 06
Nathan Monroe, a member of the Edmonds Planning Commission, kicked off his campaign for Edmonds City Council Thursday, June 6, in Gravity Bar's ...
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By Kate Agbayani - Jun 06
Edmonds United Methodist Church will welcome a new kind of worship at its church 7 p.m. Sunday, June 9.
“Foundry” will focus on ancient forms of ...
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By Brian Soergel - Jun 06
Two mayoral candidates have announced big-name endorsements. Mayor Dave Earling is endorsing Councilmember Neil Tibbott, and Rep. Strom Peterson ...
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By Makenna Dreher - Jun 06
The opioid crisis in Snohomish County is just as hidden as it is deadly.
“You probably have a neighbor who's addicted and you wouldn't know it ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 05
When the clock hit 12:30 p.m. Wednesday, June 5, Edmonds got quieter.
For it was at that time that the daily ear-covering train-horn blasts that ...
By Brian Soergel - Jun 05
Edmonds restaurateur Shubert Ho, who last month was named the 2019 grand marshal of the An Edmonds Kind of 4th parade, recently had a close call ...
Jun 04
Mayoral candidate Mike Nelson also has a famous name for a supporter: Edmonds European travel expert Rick Steves.
Steves will host a public ...
May 31
The Port of Edmonds has a Family Day at the Marina 11 a.m.-3 p.m. Saturday, June 1.
Classic yachts will be taking over the marina's guest moorage ...
By Brian Soergel - May 31
Gov. Jay Inslee has signed into law SB 5397, which initiates a study for the management of plastic packaging in Washington State through product ...
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May 31
From June 14 through Aug. 16, Edmonds residents can share their personal stories in a project launched by the Edmonds Diversity Commission titled ...
By Diane Buckshnis - May 31
I have been to many good conferences in my four decades of working in the financial and regulatory sector, but I must admit a recent conference ...
By Brian Soergel - May 30
With new restaurants seeming to open every week downtown, big plans for Highway 99, and tourists mobbing Edmonds as never before, you might think ...
By Brian Soergel - May 30
Oktoberfest in September? Why not?
The Edmonds Rotary Club this week announced the launch of a new Edmonds Oktoberfest event scheduled Sept. 20-21 ...
May 29
EPIC Group Writers of Edmonds has named the winners in its annual writing contest. A reception was held in the Plaza Room above the Edmonds ...
By Brian Soergel - Mar 14
You couldn't keep Luke Rohde off his snowmobile for long. Everybody knew that.
“When he rode, he was so happy,” said his father, Korey Rohde, on ...
