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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 …

La Palmera opening in spot vacated by Kahlo's Cantina

A new Mexican restaurant coming to Edmonds replaces the old one. La Palmera, with locations in Everett, Mill Creek, and South Lake Union, will take the spot formerly held by Kahlo's Cantina at …

Wastewater Treatment Plant manager Ross Hahn has filed a $5 million claim against the City of Edmonds. In his complaint, he said has been subjected to retaliation in violation of RCW 42.41.40 …

Rick Steves announces $1M challenge match for neighborhood center

Edmonds European travel expert Rick Steves is well-known for his philanthropy. In 2016, he donated $2 million to the construction of the Edmonds Waterfront Center, and the community subsequently …

Paine Field’s commercial passenger terminal has been ranked fifth among The Washington Post’s 50 Best Airports in America. “We set out to change the way people think about …

Two Democratic state lawmakers are set to clash in 2026 in one of the party’s strongholds in western Washington. State Rep. Cindy Ryu has  launched a campaign to unseat Sen. Jesse …

Family, friends remember gunshot victim

It was the kind of night Jayda Johnson loved. Woods- ohnson’s family and friends gathered at Lighthouse Park on a warm Friday evening. Soon, music from the 13-year-old girl’s playlist …

Dr. Gregory Jantz, the founder and president of The Center: A Place of Hope in Edmonds, died July 4 .   "We are deeply saddened to confirm the passing of Dr. Gregory Jantz, …

Lee Lageschulte captured a few images from Edmonds' Fourth of July parade. Send us your own pictures! We'd love to publish them.

John Novak, a Snohomish-based independent hip-hop artist behind teh King Court Mafia project,  releases a new album titeld "America's Enema, Vol. 1."  on July 4th titled "America's Enema, …

Parade-goers have set up their chair on downtown streets for Friday's An Edmonds Kind of 4th children's and main parade.  Folks are discouraged to set out their chairs too early, but that …

Spark!: Nonprofit brings the arts to Edmonds School District

As the Edmonds School District continues to face funding challenges , arts activities are on the chopping block. But there is one group that has proposed solutions to ensure students are exposed to …

Council: Yes to $14.5M levy lid lift proposal

City Council members on Tuesday, after hearing both pros and cons during a public hearing, agreed to advance a $14.5 million levy lid lift for the November general election, which would be paid by …

Mayor selects Loi Dawkins as police chief

Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen has selected Assistant Police Chief Loi Dawkins as his appointee to the regular position of chief of the Edmonds Police Department.  The announcement …

Gov. Bob Ferguson today announced he has selected the $714.5 million bid from Florida-based Eastern Shipbuilding Group to build three new 160-vehicle hybrid-electric ferries. Washington State Ferries …

Washington State Ferries Executive Steve Newey recently joined federal and state leaders to celebrate the launch of a new bipartisan  Congressional Ferry Caucus . “We’re lucky …

Sno-Isle Libraries seeks new board members

Sno-Isle Libraries is seeking to fill two upcoming vacancies on the seven-member Board of Trustees, which governs the Library District for Snohomish and Island counties. Snohomish County residents …

Goodbye, home on Sunset

Local photographer David Fenwick was on hand Friday night, June 27, as workers lifted the Sunset Avenue bluff house previously owned by Mayor Harve Harrison and shipped it off to Poulsbo. It …

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