For years, motorists eastbound on SR 104 from downtown Edmonds have been forced to navigate a series of confusing lane endings and forced merges where the state highway merges with…
Congratulations, 2025 Best of Edmonds winners
Congratulations to winners of the 2025 Best of Edmonds contest, presented by My Edmonds News and sponsored by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce. All winners and finalists are highlighted in our…
Port Commissioners inch closer to posting executive director job and agree to make meetings shorter
Key takeaways Commissioners approve language for Executive Director Delegation of Authority. Commissioners get closer to the final executive director job description and job posting. Draft 20-year Port of Edmonds Capital…
Expect an ‘extraordinary’ low tide in Edmonds Wednesday
A heads-up from reader Joe Scordino that Wednesday will the third lowest daytime tide this year — and a great day for low-tide exploring in Edmonds. “NOAA tide tables indicate…
Janet Banks: Longtime Edmonds resident and beloved elementary school teacher
Janet Lucille Caudill Banks Our dear mother, grandmother, and great-grandmother Janet Lucille Caudill Banks, born on June 16th, 1938, passed away on March 16th, 2025, in Kirkland, Washington, having been…
Celebration of life for Phyllis Gutiérrez-Kenney June 28
An event to honor and celebrate the extraordinary life of former State Rep. Phyllis Gutierrez Kenney is scheduled for 11 a.m.-1 p.m. Saturday, June 28 at the Mountaineers Club, 7700…
Inclusive dance party scheduled for June 28 in Everett
All individuals with disabilities are invited to the Stingrays Swim Team Dance Party from 7-9 p.m. Saturday, June 28 at the Arthur Murray Studio, 5307 Evergreen Way, Everett. The YMCA…
Cascade Symphony Orchestra announces 2025-26 concert schedule
The Cascade Symphony will open its 2025-26 season at the Edmonds Center for the Arts in late October, and orchestra Music Director Michael Miropolsky is promising “exciting discoveries” for the…
Washington faces major lag in state inspections of hospitals
Washington state inspectors are way behind in their examinations of hospitals and fail to investigate when hospitals report errors they made in caring for patients. That’s the word from a…
Sponsor spotlight: Local dentist helps uninsured adults
Dr. Sophon Heng D.D.S. caters to those people who don’t have dental insurance. His clinic provides comprehensive dental care exclusively to uninsured adults in a modern yet modest office in…
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Jaime Mendez News: June 23, 2025
The My Neighborhood News Network has partnered with Lynnwood-based Se Habla Media to share their daily Spanish-language videos and weekly podcasts — with English subtitles. Learn more about Se Habla…
Marlene Elaine (Elske) Stadler: Celebration of life June 28 for longtime Lynnwood resident
Marlene Elaine (Elske) Stadler September 5, 1934 May 30, 2025 Marlene passed away on May 30, 2025 in Mill Creek, Washington. She was born on September 5, 1934 at Everett…
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Day Trip Discoveries: It’s summer! How ’bout a one-day road trip to Anacortes?
About 90 minutes north of the King-Snohomish County border is Anacortes, known as the Gateway to the San Juan Islands. As inviting as island-hopping sounds, there’s really no need to…
Edmonds School District projects $2.6M general fund increase for 2025-26 budget
The Edmonds School District’s general fund is expected to increase by around $2.6 million for the 2025-26 school year, according to the district’s final budget estimates. The board is set…
Edmonds Planning Board to continue discussion of neighborhood centers and hubs June 25
The Edmonds Planning Board during its Wednesday, June 25 meeting will continue the discussion of neighborhood centers and hubs and land use. Planning Board staff will seeks feedback on key…
Edmonds Summer Concerts in the Parks starts July 20
The Edmonds Arts Commission presents free-admission summer concert programs in city parks each summer, featuring a variety of musical styles from Puget Sound area groups and ensembles. Summer concerts are…
Sponsor spotlight: Watch out for these tax surprises
Our tax code contains plenty of opportunities to cut your taxes. There are also plenty of places in the tax code that could create a surprising tax bill. Here are…
Lyon Creek fish barrier removal project along SR 104 begins June 30 in Lake Forest Park
Construction is set to begin on a fish barrier removal project along Lyon Creek where it passes beneath State Route 104/Ballinger Way Northeast in Lake Forest Park. Beginning Monday, June…
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Washington updates student discipline rules for public schools
New discipline guidelines for public school students will go into effect across Washington state next month. While educators say the changes are necessary to address disruptive post-pandemic classroom behavior, the…
Building Bridges Summit on civic health to gather in Everett June 26
At a time when division too often drowns out dialogue, two Snohomish County councilmembers are proving that respectful conversation still has the power to bring people together. On Thursday, June…
A long-term look at housing in Edmonds topic of July 7 Civic Roundtable event
What is the long-term future for housing in Edmonds? More apartments and condos, or duplexes and triplexes, or single-family homes? Hubs and centers? Affordable, in the middle or high-end? Will…
You’re invited to My Neighborhood News Network annual meeting June 28
Readers are invited to the My Neighborhood News Network annual meeting at 10 a.m. Saturday, June 28 in the Edmonds Library meeting room, 650 Main St., Edmonds. The meeting is…
Middle housing code adoption, centers and hubs public hearing: Packed agenda for Edmonds City Council June 24
After significant discussion during the past year, the Edmonds City Council is scheduled at its Tuesday, June 24 meeting to consider adopting a middle housing code update. It will also…
The long and the short of it: Dogs and their humans celebrate World Dachshund Day at Lynndale Park
Updated with new attendee numbers and a YouTube video link. An estimated 80 people and 60 dogs celebrated World Dachshund Day Sunday at Lynnwood’s Lynndale Park Amphitheater. Organizers said June…
Police Officers’ Association President William Morris to serve as Edmonds liaison to Regional Fire Authority Board
Mayor Mike Rosen has appointed Edmonds police officer and Police Officers’ Association President William Morris to represent Edmonds on the Regional Fire Authority Board of Commissioners. Morris has been an…
Recommended Reads: ‘Secrets, Shame, and a Shoebox’ showcases power of kindness
Secrets, Shame, and a Shoebox, by L. B. Griffin If you enjoy historical fiction with heart, courage, and a touch of intrigue, Secrets, Shame, and a Shoebox by L. B….
Evergreen State Fair Food Drive is back
The Evergreen State Fair Food Drive is back. Now through July 10, community members can earn a free weekday fair ticket when they drop off five or more non-perishable, unexpired…
Edmonds School District High School Students of Month for May and June 2025
Isaac Fortin Meadowdale High As an ASB senator, as a JV Boy’s Tennis Captain and Girl’s Tennis Manager, as a Hi Q team member, and most importantly as a senior…
Reader view/opinion: Present the levy idea to voters. It’s the democratic way
What kind of city are we willing to pay for? Do we want to live in a city where we don’t have to pay an increase in taxes, but our…
Driver of car involved in fatal accident at Edmonds ferry dock facing murder, vehicular assault charges
Updated with additional details William Russell-Leonard — the 29-year-old driver of the 2012 Mini Cooper that ran off the Edmonds ferry dock shortly before midnight on Tuesday, June 17 —…
Sponsor spotlight: Help make unforgettable camp experiences possible
Cabins, s’mores and the great outdoors. Just what you need for a memorable camp weekend. Six times a year, you’ll find a group of Compass Health staff, volunteers, and kids…
Edmonds Police Blotter: June 4-17, 2025
June 4 400 block Admiral Way: A woman reported her vehicle had been prowled. 20600 block 81st Avenue West: A husband and wife had a physical altercation. The wife was…
WSDOT: Plan ahead for a busy Fourth of July travel weekend
The Independence Day weekend is always a busy summer travel time – and this year will be no exception. The Washington State Department of Transportation urges all travelers to plan…
‘Do it for your neighbors’: South County Fire launches campaign reminding community of impacts from fireworks
A new campaign from South County Fire reminds people of the distressing impacts from fireworks on neighbors, veterans, pets and first responders. Fireworks are illegal throughout South County Fire’s service…
Poet’s Corner: Frog Apocalypse, And They Saw That It Was Good Humor, Taking It From Here
Here is the latest installment of Poet’s Corner, presented by the Edmonds Poetry Group. Frog Apocalypse The constant croaking vocal companion praises rain with a creaky latch of song and…
In Days Gone By: Revitalizing the Meadowdale Community Club
On Saturday morning, the Meadowdale Community Club hosted an open house that drew approximately 100 interested individuals. Since the early 1950s, the Meadowdale Community Club’s facilities have been utilized by…
Sponsor spotlight: AI For Everyone returns to Edmonds College June 28
Edmonds College will host its third annual AI For Everyone Day on Saturday, June 28, from 9:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. The free AI Community Connections Speaker Series event will…