Friday, July 11, 2025
Erika Barnett kicked off her campaign for City Council May 15 at Salish Sea Boathouse Tap Room in Harbor Square, which she owns with her husband, Jeff Barnett. She will be running against Alex …
Rep. Cindy Ryu’s (D-Shoreline) bill to strengthen Washington’s hate crime statutes was signed into law. House Bill 1052 helps to ensure justice for victims targeted because of who they …
Snohomish County 911 (SNO911) has transitioned its operations into a brand-new, purpose-built facility in Everett. This $67.5 million project has been three years in the making. The newly …
The Edmonds School District has recognized three leaders honored with Community Leadership Awards from the Washington Association of School Administrators (WASA). School Board President Nancy …
In 1981, a father and his son set up week-long sailing adventures in the Pacific Northwest on their 80-foot boat, Alcyone. Throughout their time patrolling the Puget Sound, the two realized their …
For years, the popular Friends of Edmonds Library (FEL) annual book sale packed bibliophiles into the Frances Anderson Center for amazing deals on used books. Then came COVID. Then the library closed …
As City Councilmembers on Tuesday continued to search for answers to the City’s $13 million deficit, Councilmember Chris Eck reminded all of the harsh reality of the situation if voters …
The Everett Police Department continues to search for three missing individuals after a boat sank in Possession Sound Wednesday afternoon. At about 1:08 p.m., the Everett …
Memorial Day weekend marks the unofficial start of Washington State Ferries’ busy season. And this year, summer comes with some welcome news for riders, according to WSF. More sailings …
Starting Oct. 1, the annual Discover Pass will increase from $30 to $45. The Discover Pass is a fee charged to park a vehicle at Washington’s state parks and lands operated by the Washington …
The City of Edmonds continues to face an unprecedented and significant budget deficit. It has cut staff and programs, deferred repairs, used its reserves, borrowed internally, and pursued additional …
Alex Newman has announced his candidacy for Edmonds City Council, Position 3. “I’m running because Edmonds deserves forward-thinking leadership that prioritizes safety, …
Members of the Edmonds Cemetery and Columbarium Board cordially invite the public to attend the Annual Memorial Day Observance on Monday, May 26. The event is 11 a.m. at the Edmonds Memorial …
Last month, the Edmonds Lions Club was asked to participate in the annual Healthy Living Fair at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. The goal was to pass out reading glasses, sunglasses, and …
Bob Sears went to the Westgate QFC Saturday, May 10, and grabbed this photo of a very busy Jorja Fry preparing the flower display for Mother’s Day, May 11.
Construction on the Main Street overlay project is scheduled to resume the week of May 19, weather permitting. The project will grind and overlay Main Street from Sixth to Eighth avenues Monday, May …
On May 1, the City of Edmonds celebrated its inaugural Law Day, joining the national recognition of the rule of law by offering 75 students from Meadowdale Middle School a hands-on, immersive …
On May 6 at about 10 minutes to 9 a.m., a Postal Service truck was parked in an apartment complex in the 900 block of Fifth Avenue South. The postal worker was out of the vehicle, delivering mail. A …
David B. Williams is a Seattle writer whose books include "Homewaters: A Human and Natural History of Puget Sound" and "Too High, Too Steep: Reshaping Seattle’s Topography." He was introduced …
The newly founded Edmonds Pride nonprofit has announced a number of activities to celebrate Pride Month in June. Created at the end of 2024 with the support of the City of Edmonds, Edmonds Pride …