“Tidal Captain” by Mona T. Smiley-Fairbanks. Edmonds Art Festival 10 a.m.-7 p.m., Friday and Saturday, June 13 and 14, and 10 a.m.-5 p.m., Sunday, June 15, Frances Anderson Center, 700…
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Washington governor wants agencies to look for deeper cuts
Just weeks after signing a budget that relied on spending cuts and new taxes to balance, Washington Gov. Bob Ferguson is telling state agencies to tighten their fiscal belts even…
Edmonds Arts Festival Gallery Arts announces 2025 award winners
The 68th Annual Edmonds Arts Festival (EAF), to be held Father’s Day weekend June 13-15, announced its Gallery Arts award winners Monday at the Edmonds Library Plaza room. More than…
Washington’s Supreme Court slashes public defender caseload limits
The state Supreme Court on Monday responded to a “crisis” in Washington’s public defense system by slashing caseloads for those providing counsel to poor defendants facing criminal prosecutions. Justices unanimously…
Edmonds Planning Board seeks new alternate member
The City of Edmonds is seeking a resident interested in participating as a member of the Edmonds Planning Board. The Planning Board serves as an advisory board to the City…
Snohomish County Health Department Director Dennis Worsham appointed as state’s new Secretary of Health
Snohomish County Health Department Director Dennis Worsham has been appointed Washington’s new Secretary of Health by Governor Bob Ferguson. He will begin his new role July 7, bringing more than…
Climate Protection: What happens if we stop burning gasoline, natural gas and coal?
You might wonder why some people want to boycott fossil fuels: Gasoline, natural gas and coal. Here’s what is going on. The greenhouse gases that drive our manufactured global warming…
Edmonds Planning Board to continue discussion of neighborhood centers and hubs code June 11
The Edmonds Planning Board during its Wednesday, June 11 meeting will continue its discussion of neighborhood centers and hubs code development, among other items. This meeting will go over commercial…
New WA agency investigating police deadly force incidents sees budget cuts
The night of May 7 was a challenge for Washington’s nascent agency tasked with investigating when police kill people. The new state Office of Independent Investigations started looking into such…
Edmonds Police Blotter: May 21-June 3, 2025
May 21 23100 block 76th Avenue West: A woman reported her ex-partner stole her cell phone. 1100 block Main street: A male was booked into Snohomish County Jail for underage…
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In Days Gone By: 1880s Immigration and the Medeen Family
Foreword: In previous articles regarding O.C. Sorensen and Leonard “Luder” Lund, who both immigrated to the U.S., I documented their contributions and successes. This article will explore the root causes…
Two injured in rollover crash near SR 525 ramp and I-5 in Lynnwood
Two men were hospitalized early Thursday morning around 6:40 a.m. after a single-vehicle rollover crash on northbound I-5 at the State Route 525 interchange, according to Washington State Patrol. A…
Community Transit seeks public comment on Transit Development Plan
Draft six-year plan focuses on improved service reliability, better connections, and new, flexible ways to get around your community Snohomish County, Wash. – Community Transit is seeking public comment on the…
Uncork the fun: Edmonds Summer Wine Walks are back in July
The Edmonds Summer Wine Walk is back with two evening events scheduled for Saturday, July 5, and Saturday, Aug. 2, from 5 to 8 p.m. Hosted by Art Walk Edmonds…
Get ready for wildfire smoke season: Smoke Ready Week starts Monday
With summer just around the corner, now is the time to prepare for what could be a long, dry and smoky season for much of Washington state. Starting Monday, June…
Eagle Scout builds playground for dogs at Lynnwood’s PAWS shelter
A Lynnwood Eagle Scout has turned a service project into a source of daily joy for shelter dogs awaiting adoption. Rudransh Bhattacharya, a ninth grader at H.M. Jackson High School…
Washington’s long-term care program nears liftoff
A year from now, Washington will launch the nation’s first full-scale effort to help the state’s workforce afford long-term care and services as they age. Etched into law in 2019,…
Man killed in early morning crash near I-5 in Lynnwood
A 65-year-old East Wenatchee man died early Wednesday morning in a single-vehicle crash on southbound State Route 525 just north of the I-5 interchange in Lynnwood, according to the Washington…
SR 99 tunnel to close in both directions in Seattle for maintenance starting June 6
Both directions of the State Route 99 tunnel in Seattle will close from 10 p.m. Friday, June 6, to 6 a.m. Saturday, June 7, for maintenance. Washington State Department of…
Edmonds police arrest registered sex offender accused of sexual assault at massage business
A 63-year-old registered sex offender from Bremerton was arrested in Lynnwood in late May after an alleged felony sexual assault against an Edmonds massage business employee, according to the Edmonds…