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Port awarded $412K for breakwater restoration

One of the Port of Edmonds’ most important features – its breakwater – is getting support from the state with a $412,00 grant. The final state capital budget to support the …

Aug. 5 Primary ballots are mailed

Look in your mailbox for the Snohomish County Elections ballots for the August primary that were mailed out last week. The ballot features important local races for county, city, school, and fire …

Edmonds softball team: State champions!

Edmonds' Little League softball team, in the Pacific Little League, are Washington State Little League champions.   The Pacific Little League 8-10 year olds won the softball state …

Jenna Nand: ‘I hope that one name that is never forgotten in Edmonds is Abdikadir Gedi Shariif’

A jury found a man charged with killing a rideshare driver in Edmonds guilty of second-degree murder on Wednesday. He is scheduled to be sentenced Sept. 17. Alex Matthew Waggoner, 22, was …

Dear residents of Edmonds, I want to speak directly to you today regarding garbage and recycling collection throughout our city, impacted by the ongoing strike by Republic Services employees. …

Homage to move headquarters

Later this summer, Homage will officially move its headquarters from Lynnwood to Everett. Officials said that while their physical address is changing, their mission remains the same: to ensure older …

A team of University of Washington students from the Industrial and Systems Engineering Department – including one from Edmonds – has developed a comprehensive technology solution to help …

EEC files complaint on blocking of Perrinville fish passage

The Edmonds Environmental Council last week filed a complaint with the Washington Department of Fish and Wildlife on what it says is the City of Edmonds’ “ongoing refusal” to …

Historic downtown homes bloom anew for Garden Tour

Edmonds in Bloom’s annual Garden Tour typically features homes from across the city, as well as others in neighboring areas. For its 30th anniversary, the tour will step back in time, from 1888 …

Council OKs mayor's proposal for a City Administrator

The Edmonds City Council has approved Mayor Mike Rosen’s proposal to hire a city administrator, designed to support him in overseeing day-to-day operations and managing City departments. Rosen …

Edmonds VFW Post 8870’s Memorial Day weekend information booth and Buddy Poppy fundraising event raised $15,837 in community donations. The funds will be used to support local veterans, their …

Trash pickup halted during strike

You may have noticed that your trash and recycling haven’t been picked up lately. “Collection services are suspended today due to an out-of-market labor disruption that has caused a …

Ballots for Aug. 5 primary to be mailed this week

On Thursday, July 17, Snohomish County Elections will mail ballots for the Aug. 5 primary to about 470,000 registered voters. Voters can expect to receive their ballots starting at the end of the …

PorchFest in Edmonds

Rock, pop, country, jazz, classical.  Hundreds of music fans clogged downtown streets for the annual PorchFest Edmonds Sunday,  July 13. Here are some snaphots for photographers …

Boxed wine? New shop has you covered in Edmonds

The future of wine is here. That's according to Vertical Wine Collective, a new business opening Tuesday on Fifth Avenue South. "This is more than a wine bar," according to the shop's Facebook page. …

The annual sand sculpture contest took place July 11 under sunny skies and bubbles at the Edmonds Waterfront Center.

State's first plug-in ferry to enter service next week

Washington’s first plug-in ferry will begin shuttling cars and passengers across Puget Sound by the end of next week.  Gov. Bob Ferguson made the announcement Thursday during a …

Buskers come alive: PorchFest Edmonds returns July 13

This one’s for the buskers. Rapidly becoming one of Edmonds’ most anticipated events, the fourth annual Porchfest Edmonds returns Sunday from 1-6 p.m. in the downtown area. The event was …

$14.5M levy lid lift is approved

City councilmembers on Tuesday agreed to place a $14.5 million levy lid lift on the Nov. 4 general election, which would be funded by homeowners through increased property taxes. Proposition 1 is a …

Loi Dawkins confirmed as Edmonds’ new police chief

The Edmonds City Council has approved Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen’s selection of Assistant Police Chief Loi Dawkins as the new police chief. Dawkins, hired in 2022 to oversee the support …

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