If you have not visited the Edmonds Native Plant Demonstration Garden for a while, please stop by and notice two things: First, most of the plants we planted look great! They have grown, flowers are blooming, and bees, butterflies and birds are around. Second, you will notice that the blackberries and other invasives also look big and [...]
Congratulations to the 2010 Scriber Lake High School graduating class. We in the Rotary Club of Edmonds Daybreakers are well aware of the myriad difficulties many members of that class have overcome in achieving a diploma. The Edmonds Daybreakers has awarded $1,000 scholarships for superior achievement to each of the following Scriber Lake graduating seniors: [...]
Clothes for Kids would like to thank the many community members for the role they played in helping us provide a record number of wardrobes to children in need: Over 5,200 during the 2009-10 school year to children throughout Snohomish County. Just two years ago, we provided 3,500 wardrobes for children in need. We have [...]
Written on June 17, 2010 | Posted in
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During their June 14 commission meeting, Port of Edmonds commissioners heard an informal report from Philip B. Lovell, associated with the College of Engineering at the University of Washington, on ways advanced UW students might be able to help with visualizing the Port’s various potential Harbor Square redevelopment scenarios. The Port also approved a resolution [...]
Three Edmonds sisters — Lainey, Molly and Madeline — will be running a food drive at Edmonds PCC Natural Foods on Saturday, May 1, from 9 a.m. – 3 p.m. This food (and clothing) drive benefits The Bread of Life Mission, a homeless mission in downtown Seattle. This event is sponsored by EveryDayOneThing.Org, a Seattle [...]
Publisher’s note: The following was submitted by Steven David of Edmonds Let’s all think we are shareholders in a company that has been around for over a century. We are a major manufacture of widgets in Edmonds and have many people employed in the various service levels of this popular and family friendly business. The [...]
Written on March 9, 2010 | Posted in
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Joan Bloom is involved in local politics and blogs at edmondsforum.com. I attended the public meeting at the Port on Monday, Nov. 16, in which Mark Hinshaw and two other consultants outlined a framework for a plan for development of the Port properties. In this letter I will address the process, not the content, of [...]
