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As state funding changes threaten co-op preschools, Edmonds College remains hopeful
Seven co-op preschools in the county are affiliated with the college. The state change may disqualify parent ed…
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Edmonds becomes country’s first ‘Community of Service’
The initiative, led by former U.S. Rep. Brian Baird, highlights local nonprofits through posters displayed in Edmonds businesses.
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‘Dive in unafraid’: Edmonds College ROV team prepares for world competition
The team will travel to Newfoundland and Laborador later this month to present their underwater ROV to a…
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Edmonds becomes 3rd city in the county to cancel Flock Safety contract
Mayor Mike Rosen cited privacy concerns and a recent report that the FBI is seeking access to a…
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100 days of summer around the Sound
Music, fests, fireworks and ferries fill Snohomish and Island counties.
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Court of Appeals denies reconsideration of Edmonds tree case
The city of Edmonds will not have to pay damages to a resident after a court found its…
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Edmonds College talks future of education at roundtable event
Staff members discusssed how artificial intelligence is changing learning and the worry of an “enrollment cliff” in the…
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Puget Sound Bird Fest to return to Edmonds
The 22nd annual festival will feature guided bird walks, presentations, a birding cruise and more.
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South County Fire board considers redistricting proposals
After Edmonds annexed into the regional fire authority, new districts are required for commissioner positions.
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Edmonds seeks applicants for planning board vacancy
Applications to serve as an alternate on the board are due by May 1. The member’s term would…
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Edmonds College students release salmon into Lake Ballinger
Friday’s release of about 80 coho salmon is part of a larger effort to help the salmon population…
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Court of Appeals reopens Edmonds tree mandate case
The court previously dismissed the case, effectively ruling Edmonds no longer had to pay damages. The city has…
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Edmonds approves contract for gasifier operations at sewage plant
The system has experienced several issues since 2023. The city is hopeful the technology will work as intended…
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Edmonds no longer responsible for damages in tree mandate case
An appellate panel dismissed the case as moot earlier this month, more than two years after a judge…
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Edmonds mayor talks budget, collaboration, service in annual address
Mayor Mike Rosen said his 2026 priorities include fiscal sustainability, disaster preparedness and working with nearby cities.
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Edmonds neighbors push back against Lynnwood sewage plant upgrades
The project, located in an Edmonds residential neighborhood, has some residents concerned about transparency and adverse environmental impacts.
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Verdant Health Commission appoints new superintendent
Alison Poulsen has more than 20 years of nonprofit experience in Washington and most recently led Better Health…
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Edmonds invites community to State of the City Address on March 16
Mayor Mike Rosen will discuss the city’s accomplishments over the past year, current projects and his vision for…
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Edmonds issues moratorium on development in Deer Creek aquifer
The ordinance passed unanimously Tuesday, giving the city time to complete a study on PFAS in the area.
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Edmonds Food Bank receives $850K in federal funds for new location
The food bank launched a $12 million capital campaign for a new space in 2024. It saw a…