D.J. Wilson comes in second in PCO voting for vacant County Council post
Democratic precinct committee officers from Snohomish County Council District 3 met Saturday morning to pick their top three candidates for the appointment to the seat left vacant by the resignation of Councilmember Mike Cooper, who is now Edmonds Mayor. The top vote-getter was Lynnwood City Councilmember Stephanie Wright, with 33 votes. Edmonds City Councilmember D.J. [...]Citizen Harry: The Levy Committee, Meeting 1
Edmonds resident Harry Gatjens is providing regular reports to My Edmonds News on the workings of the 2010 Citizens Levy Committee. You can also read his story chronicling his recent quest for the vacant Edmonds City Council seat here. July 28: Meeting One The City Council of Edmonds has established a citizens committee to look [...]The Urban Gardener: Greens, glorious greens
I read recently that if one wants to eat out of their garden through all four seasons, then they better learn to love eating greens. This is true if you enjoy farmers markets as well. Tomatoes and green beans are only available locally for a few months of the year, but greens will keep your [...]
Written on July 30, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
Town of Woodway appealing zoning regulations related to Point Wells
The three petitioners in the Growth Management Hearings Board appeal of Snohomish Countys Urban Center designation for Point Wells are all planning to also appeal the zoning regulations that dictate how an urban center can be developed, our friends at Shoreline Area News report. Save Richmond Beach, the City of Shoreline, and the Town of [...]Awaiting the Taste: Behind the scenes of Edmonds’ famous food festival
Every festival has a host of behind-the-scenes volunteers who make it successful. One of those at A Taste of Edmonds is Ed Shields.Known as the go-to guy, Shields is always available with duct tape in hand and a hammer in his back pocket. He comes prepared, having accumulated enough knowledge to teach anyone how to [...]Edmonds man honored for 25 years as volunteer firefighter
Written on July 30, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
Fire District 1 offering citizens emergency response training
Snohomish County Fire District 1, which provides fire service for Edmonds, is offering Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training for citizens interested in learning how they can help their community during a major disaster. Classes will meet twice a week beginning Sept. 14. During a regional emergency such as an earthquake or other disaster, firefighters [...]Snohomish County Council candidate D.J. Wilson releases endorsement list
Last week, we noted the endorsements received by Lynnwood City Councilmember Stephanie Wright, candidate for the Snohomish County Council position that was vacated by Mike Cooper after he was appointed Edmonds mayor. Edmonds City Councilmember D.J. Wilson, who is also running for the appointment, said he would have his endorsement list completed this week, and [...]Letter: Our future starts with education – vote yes on Aug. 17 school levy
I am a local schools volunteer, parent and advocate for our kids. Our children are our future: it is that simple. And our future starts with their education. On Aug. 17, Edmonds voters will be asked to approve a supplemental levy that would raise the levy lid from 24 percent to 28 percent for a [...]Primary election ballots in the mail; link to online voters pamphlet here
The Snohomish County Auditors Office reminds us that ballots for the Aug. 17 primary election were mailed to all voters Thursday, so expect to see them in your mailbox soon. This year, the Voters Pamphlet is available online only. You can also customize your view of the Voters Pamphlet to see candidate statements for offices that [...]
Written on July 29, 2010 | Posted in News | Leave a comment
‘Evolving Edmonds’ mural, end of Day 5
Written on July 29, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
Edmonds Citizens Levy Committee to hold first meeting tonight
The first meeting of the Edmonds 2010 Citizens Levy Committee is tonight from 6-8 p.m. in the Brackett Room of Edmonds City Hall The.committee was appointed by the Edmonds City Council to conduct a review of the citys general fund and also take a look at city financial policies, capital projects and the salaries and [...]Edmonds Center for the Arts announces 2010-11 season
Edmonds Center for the Arts has announced its 2010-2011 performance season, which kicks off with comedian and media master Hal Sparks Saturday Sept. 25, 2010 and continues through May 2011. All performance tickets are currently on sale; full season subscriptions are available by calling the ECA box office at 425-275-9595 and single tickets can be [...]Just across the county line: Affordable swim lessons at Dale Turner YMCA
While this announcement for low-cost swimming lessons doesnt come from Edmonds, we are bending our own rules a bit for the Dale Turner YMCA, located about a mile south of the Snohomish-King County line in Shoreline. The Dale Turner Family YMCA offers swim lessons for all abilities, from beginner to advanced, including progressive skill level [...]
Written on July 28, 2010 | Posted in News | Leave a comment
My Edmonds News named media sponsor of Edmonds Film Festival
My Edmonds News, our communitys only locally-owned online news site, is proud to announce that it has been named the first media sponsor for the Edmonds International Film Festival, scheduled for Oct. 20-24 in downtown Edmonds. The film festival organizers, father-son team Fred and Trevor Greenfield, for the past week have been on a whirlwind [...]Council sets hearings on vehicle license fee hike, SEPA regulation changes
Compared to recent meetings, it was a rather quiet night for the Edmonds City Council, and for newly sworn-in Mayor Mike Cooper. The item that generated the most discussion was the introduction of proposed updates to City of Edmonds State Environmental Policy Act regulations that could potentially allow for increased development along the Medical/Highway 99 [...]It was an Edmonds Kind of Night Out Against Crime Tuesday
After a years absence, Edmonds on Tuesday night relaunched its unique Night Out Against Crime celebration with demonstrations, face painting, bouncy toys, tours of fire trucks and police cars, and even a chance to pat Dash, the handsome four-legged star of Edmonds K-9 unit. The event was canceled last year due to city budget cuts, [...]‘Evolving Edmonds’ mural, Day 3
Written on July 27, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
Ferry riders to be surveyed starting Thursday
The Washington State Transportation Commission announced Tuesday it will be surveying ferry riders -- including those on the Edmonds-Kingston route -- in late July/early August about their recreational travel activities, tariff issues, reservation system, out-of-state surcharges, general customer satisfaction with Washington State Ferries, and possible future amenities. "The information collected will influence and inform critical [...]South Snohomish County fire calls, week of July 15-21
Snohomish County Fire District 1 responded to 272 calls the week of July 15-21: 204 emergency medical aid calls, 25 motor vehicle collisions, four service calls, one natural gas leak and 14 automatic fire alarms. July 15 COLLISION. At 4:19 p.m., firefighters took one patient to Stevens Hospital after responding to a three-car collision in [...]Edmonds City Council to discuss vehicle fee increase Tuesday night
The Edmonds City Council Tuesday night has scheduled a first reading of a proposed ordinance that would assess Edmonds vehicle owners an additional $40 each through licensing fees to fund 37 separate transportation projects aimed at addressing city traffic safety, congestion and pedestrian improvements. Through Edmonds Transportation Benefit District, the city currently collects a $20 [...]Awaiting the Taste: How those ‘Best’ dishes are judged
Those of us who attend the Taste of Edmonds each year have seen banners displayed at certain food booths, declaring that their offerings are the Tastes "best." So how do those foods get recognized? It all happens at the "Taste Off" on the festivals first day -- this year Friday, Aug. 13. Based on sampling [...]Join the fun this Tuesday: Edmonds Night Out Against Crime
Its the citys biggest block party, and youre invited: This Tuesday is "A Night Out Against Crime" in Edmonds, a day to lock your doors, turn on your porch lights and bring your neighbors to celebrate our communitys many valuable programs and services. Learn how to combat crime while meeting your neighbors, local businesses and [...]
Written on July 25, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
Edmonds Mural, morning of Day 3
Manya Vee of the Edmonds Mural Society provided this photo of the "Evolving Edmonds" mural at 411 Main St. as of Sunday morning. Muralist Greg Hartman "works into the evening hours on this to enjoy the cooler temperatures which dont dry out the paint so fast, as well as dont hurt his eyes with the [...]
Written on July 25, 2010 | Posted in News | Leave a comment
This week: Doggie daycare $10 special at Edmonds’ Posh Pooch
Edmonds Posh Pooch, which provides canine play day care and boarding services at 22805 100th Ave. W. (just north of PCC), is offering a limited-time "socialization special" that is just right for the dog days of summer. From Monday, July 26-Friday, July 30, your dog (under 30 pounds) can enjoy the Posh Pooch play area [...]Shakespeare comes to City Park today
The Seattle Shakespeare Co/Wooden O will present "Much Ado About Nothing," 1 3/4 hour performance at City Park, 3rd and Pine, at 3 p.m. today, part of the Edmonds Arts Commissions free outdoor summer series. Bring a lawn chair or a blanket and enjoy entertainment for the whole family. Future concerts include: Aug. 1: Tingstad [...]
Written on July 25, 2010 | Posted in Featured | Leave a comment
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