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Cheers! Last-minute buyer keeps Kenmore home brew store in business
The owner of Micro Homebrew, the only supplier in the area, couldn’t find a successor. Then a customer…
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2 dead, 2 wounded in Marysville, Lynnwood shootings; suspect arrested
The suspect, 31, killed a man in Marysville, then fatally shot a woman and wounded two others at…
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Shrimp fishing gear snarls Mukilteo-Clinton ferry travel
Service was disrupted for 90 minutes Monday during peak travel time, especially for those departing Clinton.
Life
Good music and good eats, Taste Edmonds has it all
Edmond’s annual food and music festival features performances from Nite Wave, Queen Mother and Prom Date Mixtape.
Food & Drink
Get the best taste of Taste Edmonds with our guide to the festival’s food
Three local culinary giants, plus food trucks, beer gardens and more, show what Edmonds is made of at…
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New results solidify election matchups in Snohomish County
Incumbents in major races continued to lead Wednesday, allowing them to turn their sights to November.
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Adkins, Rohla advance in race for Everett School Board Position 5
Several school board races around the county were tight. Meanwhile, an incumbent on Marysville’s board took just 8%…
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Rosen, Nelson advance in race for Edmonds mayor, refocus campaigns
Four candidates threw their hat in the ring. Diane Buckshnis and Brad Shipley trailed behind on Tuesday.
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Edmonds police hosting event to exchange guns for gift cards
People can exchange their guns for Amazon gift cards Saturday at Edmonds Public Works.
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Budget cuts weigh on Edmonds School Board candidates
Voters will decide which two of the three candidates advance to the November ballot.
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With primary approaching, 3 challengers aim to oust Edmonds mayor
Mike Nelson is seeking reelection against three challengers: Diane Buckshnis, Brad Shipley and Mike Rosen.
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Edmonds drops $100K deposit on 10 acres off Highway 99
The city is exploring uses for a $37 million parcel that could host parks or public facilities.
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Family of woman who died in Edmonds care sues for negligence
Lulua Pearl Ingrum had a UTI, but a fax issue may have delayed treatment, the lawsuit says. She…
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‘Red and Rover’ cartoonist, based in Edmonds, looks back on career
Brian Basset has drawn newspaper comic strips for decades. Now he’s preparing for the next phase of his…
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How much is that ferry ride going to cost in October?
The public is encouraged to speak up now, in person or online, to be heard about the fare…
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Paine Field training center’s new lab: a 12-ton Boeing 767 fuselage
Boeing donated the fuselage to a manufacturing program Thursday: “This is going to be a game changer in…
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Prosecutors cut ties with Edmonds, citing rift with mayor
Attorneys at law firm Zachor, Stock and Krepps contracted with the city for 20 years, but announced their…
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Off Edmonds pier, a new generation of salmon begins an old cycle
A local anglers’ group raised 30,000 coho salmon in a net pen under a fishing pier. Future fishermen…
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Police: Man impersonating Edmonds officer pulls over citizen
The man wore a vest that said “sheriff” and claimed to be an Edmonds police officer.
Food & Drink
Signature Dish: At Edmonds’ Fire and the Feast, mushrooms go beyond peasant fare
Chef Dan Chittenden highlights local blue oyster mushrooms at the peak of freshness in risotto and wood-fired pizza.