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Edmonds has ‘not kept pace’ with climate goals, but aims to correct course
Edmonds will vote on a new plan to do its part slowing climate change by 2050. It comes…
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Edmonds mayor race heats up with 3 serious contenders
Mike Nelson is seeking a second term. Mike Rosen has the backing of five former mayors. Council member…
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Edmonds-Kingston is back to 2 boats, but it’s no ferry tale ending
The state ferry system still faces crew shortages and a diminishing, aging fleet of green-and-white workhorses.
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Edmonds ballet school wins top honors at competition
Olympic Ballet School won the Outstanding School Award and top placements at the Youth America Grand Prix regional…
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Amid investigation, Lynnwood-based Hand Up Project ousts founder
Edmonds canceled a contract with the nonprofit that helps homeless people amid fraud allegations against Robert Smiley.
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Edmonds International Women’s Day takes place Saturday
The Edmonds gathering celebrates women and diversity with this year’s theme, “EmbraceEquity.”
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Edmonds seeks traffic-calming program applications
For several years, radar speed signs have been the dominant answer. Depending on data and requests, that could…
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Electrical issues at Edmonds ferry terminal suspends service
Ferry service from Edmonds-Kingston returned at 11:05 a.m. Tuesday after an issue with the transfer span halted sailings.
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Edmonds police launch 911 text updates, post-incident surveys
SPIDR Tech notifies 911 callers when an officer has been dispatched, and then offers callers a survey about…
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Edmonds schools parent, staff and student data possibly breached
Names, Social Security numbers, dates of birth and medical information may have been accessed between Jan. 16 and…
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Rebecca Miner tapped for permanent job leading Edmonds schools
Miner has been doing the job for seven months. School board members say the interim superintendent is the…
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After Edmonds schools internet outage, staff ‘teaching like it’s the 1900s’
“Suspicious activities” on the district’s network delayed classes and caused schedule havoc. “Kids are using pencil and paper…
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School program gives Scriber Lake teens class credits — and paychecks
The on-the-job training program offers paid internships and career planning assignments with a real-world feel.
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Police seek suspects in repeated vandalism at Edmonds parks
Vandals have done over $10,000 of damage to parks across the city, including suspected arson and graffiti with…
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Lunar New Year celebrates the Year of the Rabbit
A celebration in Edmonds ushered in the Lunar New Year.
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Police dog Hobbs retires after nearly 10 years on the Edmonds force
The German shepherd had 520 deployments, 166 arrests and 113 evidence finds with his handler, Sgt. Jason Robinson.
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Meadowdale Beach updates give fish, hikers more room to roam
Beach access at the Edmonds park has been closed since 2021. The new renovations restored salmon habitat and…
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Where to celebrate Martin Luther King Jr. Day in Snohomish County
From a tribute event at Edmonds Waterfront Center to a MLK Jr. march in Everett, Dr. King’s legacy…
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Have a question for Washington State Ferries? Ask away this week
Virtual meeting topics include service restoration, hiring and progress on major vessel and terminal construction.
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Six displaced in Edmonds, Lynnwood house fires
The causes were under investigation. Estimated damages were $235,000 for the Lynnwood home and $250,000 for the Edmonds…