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Dining Dog highlighted on Canadian Food Network’s ‘Weirdest Restaurants’ show

Dorothy Moore from Edmonds’ Dining Dog Restaurant shared this YouTube video of a Canadian talk show profiling “World’s Weirdest Restaurants” on the Food Network Canada Channel. The show, which aired last week in Canada, featured the Dining Dog and Moore says the show may eventually air on the U.S. Food Channel Network  as well. The [...]

Waterfront Antique Mall property auction delayed again — to April 20

The public auction of the Edmonds’ Waterfront Antique Mall property scheduled for Friday, April 6, has been postponed two more weeks — to April 20. You can see the paperwork related to the trustee’s sale filed with the county here. According to the notice, the building owners owe nearly $195,000 in past-due property taxes, interest [...]

KeyBank releases plans for Westgate branch on former Shell station property

KeyBank on Wednesday announced the details for its new branch that will open this fall in Edmonds, at former Shell gas station site at the corner of 100th Avenue West and Edmonds Way. Construction of the 2,740-square-foot Edmonds branch is projected to begin in May, the bank said, part of an extensive effort by Key [...]

Marketing a startup on a limited budget focus of Wednesday’s 425 Launch forum

Please note that the meeting is on Wednesday. Marketing guru Andrew Ballard will be the guest presenter for the Wednesday, March 28 meeting of 425 Launch, a bi-monthly program of the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce aimed at promoting and fostering entrepreneurship. The author of the successful book “Your Opinion Doesn’t Matter,” Ballard will use his proven [...]

Hope to see you at the Edmonds Business Expo Saturday

You don’t have to be a business owner to attend the first-ever Edmonds Business Expo set for 9 a.m.-4 p.m. Saturday, March 24 at the Edmonds Conference Center, 201 4th Ave. N. In fact, organizers are hoping that citizens will attend as well, so that they can see what types of services are available right [...]

Auction of Edmonds’ Waterfront Antique Mall property postponed again — to April 6

The public auction of the Edmonds’ Waterfront Antique Mall property scheduled for Friday, already postponed once from March 9, has been postponed again to April 6. You can see the paperwork related to the trustee’s sale filed with the county here. According to the notice, the building owners owe nearly $195,000 in past-due property taxes, [...]

Chermak, local artist Dave Marty participating in Seattle Home Remodeling Expo this weekend

Edmonds-based Chermak Construction and Edmonds artist Dave Marty are participating at the Seattle Remodeling Expo at the Washington State Convention and Trade Center this Friday through Sunday, March 23-25. “Chermak Construction project managers will be on hand to answer all your questions,” said Marketing Manager Kathy Hashbarger. “Are you thinking about a kitchen remodel or [...]

Resident Cheesemonger to move to Old Milltown location this summer

The Resident Cheesemonger, currently located at 405 Main St. in downtown Edmonds, is moving to Old Milltown this summer. “Coming this July, Resident Cheesemonger will become The Cheesemonger’s Table at our new downtown Edmonds location in Old Milltown,” an announcement on the Cheesemonger’s Facebook page said. “You will still find the same great cheeses, meats, [...]

Reminder: First-ever Edmonds Business Expo set for this Saturday

We told you earlier this week about the 2012 Edmonds Business Expo, set for this Saturday, March 24 at the Edmonds Conference Center, 201 4th Ave. N., in downtown Edmonds. Here is a complete list of vendors for the event, which is being sponsored by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce in partnership with The Port [...]

Edmonds Chamber’s Executive Director let go in organization restructuring

Citing a need to streamline its operations in the face of declining revenue, the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce on Thursday announced that it has eliminated the position of long-time Executive Director Jan Vance and instead has hired two managers — one to focus on business and communications and the other on membership and events. In [...]

What’s being built at the corner of Edmonds Way and 100th Avenue West? A KeyBank branch

We’ve received many questions lately asking about the recent demolition of the Shell Station at the corner of Edmonds Way and 100th Avenue West.  Taking its place in the Westgate neighborhood, at 9930 Edmonds Way, will be a new 2,740-square-foot KeyBank branch — the first KeyBank in Edmonds.  

Edmonds Waterfront Mall property auction postponed to March 23

Update: We just learned the auction has been postponed to March 23. Edmonds’ Waterfront Antique Mall property will be auctioned to the highest bidder at 10 a.m. Friday, March 9, on the north steps of the Snohomish County Courthouse, 3000 Rockefeller Ave., Everett. That’s the word from City of Edmonds Economic Development Director Stephen Clifton, [...]

Now at Revelations Yogurt: Top your creation with Girl Scout cookies!

Tuesday night, we were at the Edmonds City Council meeting when Mayor Dave Earling read a proclamation on behalf of Girl Scouts everywhere — including those girls participating in scouting from Edmonds. Today, Wednesday, Edmonds’ own Revelations Yogurt announced that they have introduced Girl Scout cookies to their topping bar! “Starting today you can add [...]

Edmonds Business Expo set for Saturday, March 24

Looking for a way to showcase your service business to the community? Enjoy face-to-face meetings with customers and other businesses on Saturday, March 24, when the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce presents the Edmonds Business Expo from 9 a.m.-4 p.m. at the Edmonds Conference Center. Space is going fast and costs between $75 and $150, depending on [...]

O’Reilly Auto Parts to open in new Highway 99 location Tuesday

We heard from Jim Underhill, a member of the City of Edmonds’ Highway 99 task force, that O’Reilly Auto Parts will open its new building at 23005 Highway 99 on Tuesday. The business had been located at the corner of 220th Street Southwest and Highway 99. O’Reilly Auto Parts is the third largest auto parts [...]

Veteran mortgage executives join 1st Security Bank of Washington

Veteran mortgage banking executives Donn Costa and Debbie Steck have joined 1st Security Bank of Washington. Costa and Steck accepted positions of Senior Vice President and are leading the effort to build a mortgage lending department with 1st Security, which has banking branches in six Puget Sound locations. Steck and Costa have worked together since [...]

Reminder: American Brewing to celebrate first year Saturday with live music, beer

Edmonds-based American Brewing Company will be celebrating its one-year anniversary by hosting an open house (ages 21 and older) Saturday, March 3 from 1-11 p.m. at the brewery, located in the Harbor Square Business Complex, 180 W. Dayton St., Warehouse 102. The tasting room will feature live music by two local artists: rock and blues [...]

Military Veterans Promotions network launches in Edmonds Wednesday

It’s happening at noon Wednesday: Edmonds is challenging all cities in the nation to follow the lead of local businesses in honoring our veterans and service members with a year-long discount. Called the Military Veterans Promotions network — or MVP — it will launch during a special ceremony on Leap Day, Feb. 29, at noon [...]

Important tax advice for Edmonds home-based businesses

By Chris Fleck Home-based businesses are an area in which even well-intentioned taxpayers can easily run afoul of the IRS. Common misconceptions among small business owners include, “It’s not my real job – I’m a nurse! I only make and sell the bird houses on the side!” or “But I’m not making enough money to [...]

Research: Areas with thriving small businesses have healthier residents

We don’t usually publish national studies. but thought this one had positive implications for Edmonds: According to research conducted by sociologists at Lousiana State and Baylor universities, communities with a greater concentration of small, locally-owned businesses have healthier populations — with lower rates of mortality, obesity and diabetes — than do those that rely on [...]

New music store, Alley Bell, coming to downtown Edmonds in April

A new music school is coming to Edmonds. Alley Bell Music will be opening its doors in April at the Barclay Shelton Dance Centre, 413 Bell St.,  and will offer Music Together classes to children ages 0-5 and their caregivers. By presenting a range of musical styles from lyrical to blues, from folk to boogie, [...]

Edmonds Business Improvement District approaches final stretch; to hold BID Day March 2

Members of the Edmonds BID (Business Improvement District) committee and DEMA (Downtown Edmonds Merchants Association) will hit the streets on Friday, March 2, in a final push to gather the remaining signatures needed to present the BID to the Edmonds City Council in April. Nearing the 80 percent participation level for the formation of the [...]

Local photographer places second in International Photographic Competition

Matthew Weston, owner of Edmonds-based Fowler photography, took second place in last week’s Professional Photographers of America “Grand Imaging Awards”  competition in New Orleans. Weston’s photograph titled “Visual Sound” achieved 2nd place in this competition. The Grand Imaging Awards are awarded to the Best of the Best Photographers selected from the PPA’s International Photographic Competition. [...]

Our newest sponsor: Sno-King Massage and Skin Care

Welcome to our newest sponsor, Sno-King Massage and Skin Care, located at 236th Street Southwest and Edmonds Way. Sno-King Massage is offering several specials, suitable for every member of the family. You can learn more through their Business Spotlight here. The clinic is open for appointments Tuesday-Saturday. To learn more, call 425-771-4455.

Edmonds Chamber contest’s winning entry

Chamber Business After Hours at Waterfront Coffee Wednesday

The Edmonds Chamber of Commerce January Business After Hours will be hosted by Waterfront Coffee Company, 101 Main St., Ste. A from 5-7 p.m. Wednesday, Jan. 11. The chamber invites you to stop by the event, just steps away from Brackett’s Landing, and network.

Old Milltown property purchased; plans afoot for building improvements, new tenants

Bellevue-based Rosen-Harbottle Commercial Real Estate has purchased the Old Milltown property at 201 5th Ave. S. and plans to invest a significant amount of money into sprucing up the building to attract new tenants. Rosen-Harbottle principal Jerry Harbottle told My Edmonds News Friday afternoon that the company purchased Old Milltown on Dec. 22 for $2.6 [...]

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