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John and Maureen Keane talk about his homeland of Ireland in their Edmonds living room. He is the Honorary Consul of Ireland in Seattle and a longtime member of the Irish Heritage Club that presents Irish Week activities. (Dan Bates / The Herald)

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From Edmonds home, he’s Honorary Consul of Ireland in Seattle

Irishman John Keane and his wife shun green beer, corned beef, 4-leaf clovers on St. Patrick’s Day.

Sole survivor: Edmonds man goes 21 days on “Naked and Afraid”

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Sole survivor: Edmonds man goes 21 days on “Naked and Afraid”

Max Djenohan did a 14-day challenge in reality TV jungle last year. He went back for another round.

True to his reputation as the godfather of the rock-soul organ, Booker T. Jones’ March 16 concert at the Edmonds Center for the Arts is sold out. (Piper Ferguson)

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Booker T. Jones reflects on his career before Edmonds show

For the legendary keyboard player, it all started with his piano teacher in Memphis.

Getting to know Snohomish County? Here are 19 scenic drives

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Getting to know Snohomish County? Here are 19 scenic drives

There’s a lot beyond that worn-out stretch of I-5. We compiled this list of essential routes.

DeMiero Jazz Fest returns today with new artistic director

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DeMiero Jazz Fest returns today with new artistic director

Sara Gazarek, an internationally touring singer, has curated a lineup with up-and-comers in jazz.

Tim Eyman’s latest $30 car tab initiative will impact more than just Sound Transit projects. (Sue Misao / The Herald)                                Tim Eyman’s latest $30 car tab initiative will impact more than just Sound Transit projects. (Sue Misao / The Herald)

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Cities will suffer if voters approve $30 car tabs

Many communities use the licensing fees to pave and maintain streets.

Passengers board a Sounder heading toward Seattle at the Edmonds Station, one of two in Snohomish County where Sound Transit will start offering parking permits.                                (Michael O’Leary/ Herald File)

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Permits will reserve parking spots at two Sounder stations

Solo drivers will pay $90 a month, but for carpools, it’s free.

It’s as rare as a carburetor: an independent auto-parts store

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It’s as rare as a carburetor: an independent auto-parts store

Greg Ouellette still enjoys the business his family bought in 1971, but the future is not bright.

Welcome to the (friendly enough) Edmonds sign squabble

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Welcome to the (friendly enough) Edmonds sign squabble

People can critique design choices at tonight’s open house to replace the old gateway sign.

Brie Larson as Captain Marvel/Carol Danvers in the movie “Captain Marvel.” It will be shown, free, March 8 to more than 100 girls and women served by the Edmonds School District and the YWCA. (Photo: Chuck Zlotnick / ©Marvel Studios 2019)

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Free ‘Captain Marvel’ screening to showcase heroics for girls

An Edmonds woman, a film fan, spearheaded an effort that will include locals on a hero-themed panel.

Washington Trails Association director lives group’s mission

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Washington Trails Association director lives group’s mission

Andrea Imler is devoted to protecting Washington’s trails — whether she’s in the office or on a hike.

Unpaid student meal debts are on the rise in area schools

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Unpaid student meal debts are on the rise in area schools

Officials say a new law ensuring students are served even if they can’t pay is part of the…

Scriber Lake students and staff are celebrating the publication of their seventh book. It includes stories of personal struggles, addiction, failure, anxiety and more. Gathered are, (from front left) Jenna Jensen, 17, Mindy Filla, 18, Moniline Winston, 18, and Bailey Frisbie, 17. From left top, librarian Leighanne Law, teacher Marjie Bowker, Joey Walker, 16, and Reese Olds-Craig, 17. (Dan Bates / The Herald

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Student authors write their truth, their pain, their healing

Scriber Lake High School’s book project produces a seventh volume, with teens telling personal stories.

Based on 2017 pollution data, Edmonds to set climate goals

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Based on 2017 pollution data, Edmonds to set climate goals

The city, businesses and residents generated the equivalent of 65,000 cars driving for a year.

Experience the flavors of the Caribbean at Calypso in Edmonds

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Experience the flavors of the Caribbean at Calypso in Edmonds

Strike up the steel band and get ready for a restaurant that evokes the sunny Caribbean islands.

When doctor says yes and insurer says no, what do you do?

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When doctor says yes and insurer says no, what do you do?

Changes in state law could bring smoother resolutions to disputes over the best treatment options.

How the Edmonds Theater survives in the age of Netflix

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How the Edmonds Theater survives in the age of Netflix

It’s an independently owned Art Deco beauty with one screen and a motto: “New movies at classic prices.”

Backlash stalls Edmonds’ housing strategy

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Backlash stalls Edmonds’ housing strategy

The plan recommends increasing the supply of affordable housing and encouraging the development of multifamily units.

He’s the man whose yellow VW van gets attention in Edmonds

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He’s the man whose yellow VW van gets attention in Edmonds

Steve Bell likes watching trains: “This is my living room, this is my outdoors.”

He recreated his ancestors’ journey through the fjords of Norway

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He recreated his ancestors’ journey through the fjords of Norway

Edmonds’ Dave Ellingson will speak on “Kayaking the Fjords of Norway” at the Marysville Opera House.