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Sep 18
Edmonds has been recognized as one of the most fiscally healthy cities in the state, according to a new financial report. In a survey of 150 ...
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Sep 18
A ribbon cutting for the K-9 veteran statue is 1 p.m. Saturday, Oct. 21, at the Edmonds Veterans Plaza, Fifth Avenue North and Bell Street. Dogs ...
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Sep 18
It's now noisier for a longer period of time.
Chevron Environmental Management Company has increased the hours of its fieldwork at the former ...
By Jim Hills - Sep 18
The Sno-Isle Libraries volunteer program changes lives and helps build communities.
With roughly 700 participants at any given time, Sno-Isle ...
Sep 18
Edmonds has received national recognition for its efforts to promote solar energy.
SolSmart, a program funded by the U.S. Department of Energy ...
By Beckie Peterson - Sep 16
Hooray for wonderful neighbors, chili-perfect weather, and raising funds for a worthy cause.
The Bell Street Block Party on Saturday, Sept. 9, ...
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Sep 15
AARP Tax-Aide, the nation’s largest, free, volunteer-run tax assistance and preparation service is looking for volunteers for tax counseling ...
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Sep 15
Snohomish County, in partnership with the Food From Farms and the Washington State Farmers Market Association, has launched a pilot Fresh Bucks ...
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Sep 15
Effective Oct.1, Snohomish County’s solid waste facilities will no longer accept most motor vehicle components and parts.
Residents can recycle ...
By Brian Soergel - Sep 14
In a happy coincidence, Edmonds could well be the center of the birding community in the country this weekend.
No, it’s not due to the 13th annual ...
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By Brian Soergel - Sep 14
When Jay Grant of the Edmonds Salary Commission made his presentation on 2018 and 2019 salary increases for the mayor and city councilmembers, he ...
By Brian Soergel - Sep 14
Whoever coined the old trope “You can’t fight City Hall” hasn’t been to Edmonds recently.
The city has a long history of citizen activism, from ...
By Richard Simmons - Sep 14
Some spent years in prison camps. Some never came back.
Edmonds Veterans Plaza, dedicated on Memorial Day, will observe national POW/MIA Day 6:30 ...
By Suzy Baroud - Sep 13
Billie Stenson was born one year after World War I ended.
Now, a month after her 99th birthday, Stenson says it time to retire after many years of ...
Sep 11
Firefighters, police, veterans, city officials and members of the public took time out in Edmonds on Monday, Sept. 11, to remember the victims of ...
Sep 09
Snohomish County Fire District 1 firefighters will lead their annual ceremony honoring those lost on Sept. 11.
All are invited to attend the ...
By Allie Demopoulos - Sep 08
Editor’s note: Allie Demopoulos graduated from Meadowdale High School in 2007. She is now manager for comedian Craig Fox, whose 115-show, 51-city ...
By Brian Soergel - Sep 08
No pressure, but Benjamin Jantz may want to start thinking about how he’s going to further his family’s commitment to the Edmonds business ...
By Marie Haaland - Sep 08
Capt. Tim Koivu began working for Washington State Ferries (WSF) 43 years ago, when he was studying to be an X-ray technician at Bellevue College.
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By Brian Soergel - Sep 07
Edmonds is one step closer to providing access to the waterfront during emergencies after the city last week took receipt of a $700,000 state ...
Sep 07
We don’t have to tell you that smoke from multiple wildfires in Eastern Washington have blocked out the blue skies in Western Washington this ...
By Brian Soergel - Sep 06
The U.S. Department of Justice has reached a settlement with the owners and manager of three Edmonds apartment buildings to resolve a lawsuit ...
Sep 05
The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce presents its 15th annual Candidates Forum 7-9 p.m. Monday, Oct. 9 at Edmonds City Council Chambers in the Public ...
Aug 31
It took a decade of planning, construction and frustrating road delays, but the city of Shoreline’s wide ribbon of Highway 99 from North 145th ...
By Janice Gear - Aug 30
Every year since they married, the Eides of Edmonds do something special to celebrate their marriage.
This year, for their 65th anniversary, ...
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Aug 27
Edmonds resident and business owner Strom Peterson, who represents Edmonds as a 21st District legislator, is the host for a program that is part ...
By Brian Soergel - Aug 25
Let there be light at the bottom of Pine Street.
After considering three options proposed by Public Works Director Phil Williams, councilmembers ...
Aug 24
Ninety-two percent doesn’t seem too far behind 100 percent. But when it comes to an eclipse, there’s simply no comparison. Size matters.
That was ...
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By Brian Soergel - Aug 23
Seattle-based W.G. Clark Construction has been selected as the contractor to build the new Edmonds Waterfront Center.
With substantial progress ...
By Brian Soergel - Aug 23
We’ve all heard horror stories about opioid abuse. Here’s a new one.
The Snohomish Health District reports that there were 37 opioid overdoses ...
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