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South County firefighters responded to a 4-year-old girl seriously injured in a fall from a third-story window in Lynnwood over the weekend. This is the 14th reported window fall in Snohomish County …

The City of Edmonds Planning and Development Department webinar on House Bill 1110 is now on the City’s website. This was an informative session to provide a basic understanding of the …

On Saturday, June 29, ACE Hardware  in Edmonds celebrated the 100th anniversary of the founding of its company. There was free popcorn, ice cream, and brisket samples. Of course, ACE …

City on Pride flag: 'It is back'

The Progress Pride flag is flying from Edmonds City Hall after all. "We at the City are grateful to all who reached out to us personally to share the impact that not seeing the Pride flag on …

What’s next for the ferries?

At a pivotal point in its history, Washington State Ferries picked Steve Nevey to lead it into the future as assistant secretary, an executive director position. State Secretary of Transportation …

Soliciting signatures gets him a couple of hours in jail

Picnic Point resident Bruce Guthrie was recently named the fastest speed skater alive in his age category – he’s 61. But there was no skating away from the Edmonds police officers who …

Homage hosts mixed doubles ping-pong tournament

Twenty Snohomish County older adults competed in the Chinese Seniors Group Table Tennis Mixed Doubles Tournament  at  Homage Senior Services , a 50-year-old …

U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen has canceled his Snohomish County kickoff event scheduled Monday at 5:30 p.m. at Scuttlebutt Brewing Taproom in Everett. Here is a statement from Larsen, whose District 2 …

Why there is no Pride flag at City Hall

It was in 2021 that then-Mayor Mike Nelson declared June as Pride Month in Edmonds. That same year, a Progress Pride flag fluttered above the City Hall entrance. Both were firsts for the City. …

Free outdoor music all summer long in Edmonds

If you’ve been to a concert in the past few years, you know ticket prices have skyrocketed. Forget the thousands for Taylor Swift concerts; even scoring two tickets for those not named Swift …

In Edmonds: Pride in the Park

Last year, the City of Edmonds sponsored Pride Month on Fifth Avenue South in front of the Edmonds Historial Museum. This year, Pride Month has been celebrated much bigger, with  events …

At one of Washington’s oldest newspapers, deep cuts and an uncertain future

At  123 years old , The Daily Herald is tightly woven into the fabric of Snohomish County, its reporters and readers knitted together through generations. There’ve been presidential …

Free yard signs are available from South County Fire to help spread the word that fireworks are illegal in southwest Snohomish County. Fireworks use is illegal throughout South County …

Bar Dojo has launched a weekend brunch.

"We've done pop-ups in Edmonds before during COVID at the Red Barn," said spokesperson Holly Ng. "We didn't come out last year, but we do regular neighborhood deliveries every two weeks to the Edmonds area."

State voters want more child care investments, new poll finds

Washington voters want more money invested in child care and support more taxes on wealthy people and businesses to pay for it.  And, in a poll released last week, 87% of those surveyed …

ADUs, DADUs: Councilmembers speak out

The Edmonds Council’s vote to approve an accessory dwelling unit code amendment to allow for accessory dwelling units (ADUs) is intended to – according to the City – increase …

Fit and active – at 80-plus

Gloria Anderson has been playing pickleball at Harbor Square Athletic Club three times a week for the past 10 years. Anderson is 84. She recently played doubles with Howard Carr and Betty and …

Beck's now part of Afterall funeral home collective

Beck's Tribute Center on Fifth Avenue South is now part of  Afterall, a network of licensed funeral, cremation, and cemetery providers associated with Foundation Partners Group, LLC. …

Ferry system steers toward less choppy waters

Leaders of Washington State Ferries know their navigation of the nation’s largest public ferry system is frustrating those most reliant upon it. Riders want  stable service  at …

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