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Classes in Snohomish County could remain online this fall
Many districts are re-thinking plans to welcome students back to schools as COVID-19 cases spike.
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Mountlake Terrace man identified in Lake Ballinger drowning
It was the second death in Snohomish County waters in two days over a hot, sunny weekend.
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Light rail-supporting ‘LEGO’-looking slabs aren’t permanent
The temporary retaining wall blocks will be replaced with different retaining wall blocks.
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Edmonds leaders grapple with string of racist incidents
On Tuesday, council members and the mayor were dismayed by comments from a student representative.
Life
Gay artists forgotten no more, thanks to ‘The Lavender Palette’
The book features work by 13 important Northwest artists who fell into obscurity after their deaths.
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Man, 70, accused of vandalizing ‘I Can’t Breathe’ art in Edmonds
The Edmonds resident, 70, could face hate crime charges for painting over a teen’s art at Civic Park.
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ICE directive for foreign students worries local colleges
A Covid conundrum affecting student visas would be felt at Edmonds College and EvCC.
Life
This summer, your table is waiting on Main Street in Edmonds
The city is closing off the street on weekends to provide a safe place for dining. Bothell is…
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Edmonds Chamber seeks $100K in donations to save events
COVID-19 cancellations pushed the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce to ask for $100,000 to stay open.
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Police find, rescue Shoreline man trapped in Edmonds ravine
Someone heard cries for help near a forested hillside near Marina Beach. He was there two days.
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Marysville man charged in stabbing, trapping of girlfriend
After allegedly keeping her in the car for hours as she bled, he dropped her off at the…
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Edmonds School District picks hybrid class schedule for fall
Students, split into two groups, will attend in-person class twice a week, with the rest online.
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COVID couldn’t cancel July 4 parade for Purple Heart vet, 90
Phil Sacks, injured by shrapnel in combat, drew salutes marching through the streets of Edmonds.
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A ‘mother interested in helping kids’ hopes to end stereotypes
Edmonds activist and consultant Courtney Wooten advocates for children throughout Snohomish County.
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Other fireworks shows are canceled, but not Marysville’s
Amid the pandemic, most cities and towns are getting creative with drive-by parades and decorations instead.
Life
Museum invites you to add your colors to vintage Northwest art
The Cascadia Art Museum in Edmonds creates a project where people can color woodblock prints. The results will…
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Happy four-hour ferry wait on the Fourth!
With service reduced around Puget Sound due to the pandemic, it will not be the fun ferry ride…
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COVID hits ferry workers; Everett firefighters quarantined
Those infected did not work in passenger areas. Reduced service is likely due to crew shortages.
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Edmonds to use $1 million from CARES Act for relief programs
Money is being earmarked for individuals and small businesses.
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Mukilteo-Cinton ferry service slashed in half this Sunday
The Whidbey Island route will have one boat. Expect long lines. Stay home if it’s not essential.