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Adrienne Fraley-Monillas

Tonight: Your chance to be heard on property tax levy proposal

While we’ve had our share of comments on My Edmonds News lately about the Edmonds City Council proposal to place a property tax levy before voters, a common complaint by…

Edmonds City Council agrees to delay vote on attorney contract until Thursday

The Edmonds City Council agreed Tuesday night to delay by two days a vote on whether to approve an agreement with the Lighthouse Law Group to become Edmonds’ new city…

Council votes to require fire sprinkler systems in residential construction

After a significant amount of discussion and a number of failed motions and amendments, the Edmonds City Council Tuesday night approved an ordinance that requires installation of residential fire sprinkler…

Council looks to hire budget analyst as information concerns continue

The Edmonds City Council Tuesday night wasn’t able to pass the city’s proposed mid-year budget amendment — a source of recent controversy — but Council President Steve Bernheim said he…

Voters will face $40-per-vehicle fee hike to fund road, sidewalk projects

The Edmonds City Council on Tuesday night decided by a 4-3 vote to place a proposal on the November general election ballot that would fund 37 separate city traffic safety,…

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 Taste’s “best.” So how do…

City Council appoints Mike Cooper to be Edmonds’ new mayor

Current Snohomish County Councilmember Mike Cooper was appointed Mayor of Edmonds Tuesday night, and he said he will immediately resign from his County Council seat so that he can officially…

Council interviews eight who hope to become Edmonds’ next mayor

What stood out from the Edmonds City Council interviews of potential mayoral candidates Tuesday night? The extended qualifications of several, and the realization that the council will have a tough…

Edmonds City Council moves ahead on hearing for city manager government

The Edmonds City Council move closer to adopting a city manager form of government Tuesday night, voting 4-2 to hold a public hearing July 20 to obtain citizen comment and…

Councilmembers share thoughts about mayor’s retirement, next steps

Edmonds city councilmembers were taken by surprise when Mayor Gary Haakenson unexpectedly announced his resignation Tuesday night, but on Wednesday they were quick to offer their well wishes, as well…

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Fireworks in more ways than one at Edmonds Council meeting Tuesday

With two councilmembers absent and a light agenda, the Edmonds City Council finished its business in one hour and 15 minutes Tuesday night. But two issues stood out from the…

Edmonds councilmembers’ town hall meeting at Five Corners Friday

Edmonds City Councilmembers Diane Buckshnis and Adrienne Fraley-Monillas are hosting another monthly town hall meeting — this time at Five Corners — on Friday, May 28 from 6-8 p.m. The…

Edmonds City Council says no to raise for mayor, yes to levy committee

Despite a recommendation from a citizens’ commission, Edmonds Mayor Gary Haakenson won’t be getting a raise anytime soon. The Edmonds City Council voted 4-1 to direct staff to create an…

Edmonds City Council agrees to process for filling vacant seat

The Edmonds City Council Tuesday night agreed to a process for filling the council seat being vacated by Councilmember Dave Orvis as of May 31. The notice of a council…

Time to conduct ‘due diligence’ focus of Skippers counter offer

The Edmonds City Council spent nearly two hours in executive session Friday morning considering a counter offer from Cascade Bank in response to the council’s $1.1 million offer for the…

Councilmembers to hold monthly meeting in Firdale Village

Firdale Village is the next stop for Edmonds City Councilmembers Diane Buckshnis and Adrienne Fraley-Monillas, as they continue their monthly Town Hall meetings on the last Friday of the month…

Council agrees to make $1.1 million offer for vacant Skippers property

The Edmonds City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to make an offer to purchase the vacant Skippers Restaurant property located across from the Edmonds Ferry Terminal for $1.1 million. Councilmembers…

Council to consider Bernheim’s revised plan to limit campaign donations

The Edmonds City Council on Tuesday night will consider a revised proposal by Councilmember Steve Bernheim to place a $500 limit on contributions to campaigns for city council and mayoral…

Council can’t agree on content limits for city-sponsored web pages

The Edmonds City Council had a lengthy discussion Tuesday night about a proposed policy that would regulate how councilmembers communicate onlineĀ — both through social media like Facebook and Twitter and…

Edmonds’ newest councilmembers schedule monthly Town Hall meetings

Unwilling or unable to speak your mind about city matters at an Edmonds City Council meeting? Feeling disenfranchised with city government? Starting Friday, Feb. 26, you’ll have a monthly opportunity…

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