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Gallery: ‘Edmonds Kind of 4th’ parade
Scenes from Sunday’s “Edmonds Kind of 4th” parade, sponsored by the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce.
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As tribal-themed mascots go, should others also be dropped?
With new law calling for a change at Marysville Pilchuck, this Ferris Saxon is asking the question.
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To cut or not to cut, it could be a pricey issue in Edmonds
The Edmonds City Council is heading into the next phase of updating the city’s tree regulations.
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Lynnwood High grad Katie Thurston is ‘The Bachelorette’
She gets her pick of 30 hopeful husbands-to-be on the hot hit ABC show that airs Monday.
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Edmonds council moves to ‘prevent unnecessary evictions’
An emergency ordinance was passed Tuesday with the aim of helping fill a gap in eviction protection.
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Overnight work to close 220th Street SW and southbound I-5
Contractor crews plan to repair 220th and need to close the freeway for light rail work.
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In Edmonds, ‘small cell’ deployment permit becomes a big deal
The City Council has allowed new cellular equipment under an ordinance that regulates conditions.
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State ferry fares set to rise for drivers and walk-ons
A state panel proposed a 2.5% hike in each of the next two years to cover the system’s…
Life
Cascadia’s new exhibitions offer a study in artistic contrasts
The exhibits explore the roots of abstract painting in the Northwest and rare photographs from master pictorialists.
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Local groups plan to mark Juneteenth and end of U.S. slavery
Celebrations and reflections on Black history and progress are planned across Snohomish County.
Life
Edmonds 12th annual photomarathon to challenge shutterbugs
In the contest, photographers have six hours to take pictures inspired by six prompts that are open to…
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Travel guru Rick Steves will be Edmonds parade grand marshal
The Edmonds Chamber was finally able to honor the native son now that the pandemic is keeping him…
Life
Road trips in the West inspire Gothard Sisters’ latest album
The Edmonds trio will release “Dragonfly” on June 4, adding songs for their free monthly mini concerts online.
Business
Vinbero, a new wine bar, opens in downtown Edmonds
Priced out of the home real estate market, the Kelneros invested their down payment in a second business.
Business
Support for clean-tech and ‘blue-tech’ entrepreneurs
The Northwest Innovation Resource Center is partnering with the CleanTech Alliance and Washington Maritime Blue.
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Despite pandemic, services honor the fallen on Memorial Day
Whether virtual, drive-by or scaled back, veterans who died on service will be honored by many.
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Light rail work could disrupt I-5 drivers near Lynnwood
Building the light rail extension requires the closure of an off-ramp to Highway 104 in coming weeks.
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Holiday weekend travel: People are celebrating like it’s 2019
Brace for traffic jams, long ferry waits and lines at the airport.
Life
Meet your park ranger: ‘I knew I wanted a career in parks’
Chelsea Kapica, of Stanwood, has been with Snohomish County Parks for about seven years.
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Edmonds man wanted for child rape arrested off Florida coast
He was preparing to flee the country on a boat, possibly to the Caribbean, police said.