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A new era beginning for ECA
At the end of February, Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA) announced the coming departure of its founding Executive Director Joe McIalwain, who steps down from his position in late A... — Updated 5/25/2023
ACE President Michelle Dotsch seeks council Position 4
Dr. Michelle Dotsch, an Edmonds native whose family dental practice earned her the nickname "Dr. Michelle," has announced she will run for the Edmonds City Council's open Position... — Updated 5/19/2023
ARTspot celebrating 10 years; new owner announced
ARTspot, an art supply store on Main Street in Edmonds, is celebrating its 10th anniversary. "The goal was to be supportive of local artists and encouraging to anyone who wanted to... — Updated 6/21/2022
Edmonds-Woodway dominates all-league soccer honors
Seven Edmonds-Woodway players earned first-team, all-Wesco 3A/2A girls soccer recognition. Forward Sophia Martino-Crew, midfielders Michaela Danyo, Gaby Chappell and Chiara Serafini, defenders Juliet Hufford and Sophia Pellegrini... — Updated 11/20/2018
Beacon publisher wins top honor
Paul Archipley, owner of Beacon Publishing, picked up the top award at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s 131st convention. In addition, three Beacon staffers won a... — Updated 10/14/2018
Edmonds-Woodway, Meadowdale student art highlighted at Schack Art Center
Several students from Edmonds-Woodway and Meadowdale High Schools will have their photography on display at the Schack Art Center through the end of April. As part of the Black & White Photography contest exhibit, local... — Updated 4/2/2014
Ways to help victims of the Oso landslide
As the search and rescue and recovery mission continues in Oso, local residents and businesses are looking for ways to help. Many in the community are accepting donations of money and goods for the victims of the landslide. Here... — Updated 3/26/2014 Full story
Edmonds School District asking for input from parents, community
The Edmonds School District is looking to gather input from families and the community during four public meetings starting on March 26. The District, as part of it's strategic direction work, is hosting four meeting for the... — Updated 3/25/2014
Edmonds-Woodway string quartet joins Beatles Musical | School brief
The Edmonds-Woodway High School string quartet was recently invited to join a traveling Beatles Musical production. The group will join "In My Life A Musical Theatre Tribute... — Updated 3/25/2014
Mudslide cancels Sounder commuter train service on Monday, March 10
Another mudslide on Saturday evening has forced the cancellation of the Northline Sounder train on Monday, March 10. The train was also canceled last week on Friday and through the weekend due to mudslides just south of Mukilteo.... — Updated 3/9/2014
NWS issues flood watch through Thursday night
The National Weather Service has issued a flood watch for much of Western Washington in effect from Wednesday afternoon through Thursday night. Periods of heavy rain are forecast for the next few days, according to the NWS, with... — Updated 3/4/2014
Edmonds School District students honored | School briefs
Several students from schools in the Edmonds School District were highlighted by the district recently. Edmonds-Woodway's Alfred Yi, who plays the bassoon, took first place in the regional during Solo/Ensemble competition, and... — Updated 2/25/2014
State ferries renamed in honor of the Seahawks on Sunday, Feb. 2
If you plan to travel by ferry on Sunday, Feb. 2, you may notice new names for the ships. In honor of the Seahawks playing in the Super Bowl, the WSF are renaming the ships on Sunday, Feb. 2, after Gov. Jay Inslee directed the chan... — Updated 1/31/2014
Starbucks celebrates Seahawks with 12 cent coffee on Blue Friday
Local Starbucks stores are getting into the 12th Fan spirit on Friday, Jan. 17. Stores will be offering a tall brewed coffee to customers wearing blue and green on Friday for 12 cents. Starbucks baristas will also celebrate Blue... — Updated 1/16/2014
Through Your Lens | 12th Fans
Fans of the Seattle Seahawks are showing off their 12th fan pride this winter as the Hawks prepare to play in the NFC Championship game this weekend. Fans in Edmonds, like Pete and... — Updated 1/13/2014 Full story
Winter tips for feeding hummingbirds
It’s common to see hummingbird feeders in area yards throughout the spring and summer. Did you know that some of those little bird stick around for the winter? With fewer food... — Updated 1/1/2014 Full story
Freeing orcas to astronomy dominate online
Thanks to the power of technology, this year as the Beacon staff began to look back at the top stories of 2013; we stopped to take a look at what were favorites online. Turns out some of our favorite stories were yours too this... — Updated 12/30/2013 Full story
Edmonds School District cancels school on Friday, Dec. 20
The Edmonds School District canceled school for all students on Friday, Dec. 20 because of snow and hazardous conditions. All schools, after-school activities, and evening events at district buildings have been canceled. "This... — Updated 12/20/2013 Full story
Salmonella outbreak in chicken sickens 18 in Washington
Washington state health officials are warning residents in Washington to make sure they thoroughly cook chicken after a multi-state salmonella outbreak has caused several local illnesses. There have been 15 reported cases of... — Updated 10/9/2013 Full story
Sports reporter joins Beacon staff
As many will notice in this week's print edition, there's a new addition to The Beacon a sports page. As the paper launches into this new territory, there is also a new reporter joining the staff. Megan Managan will be... — Updated 9/10/2013
Its time for the Guide to Mukilteo photo contest
If you've ever taken that "perfect" photograph, and want to share it with the world, we'd like to see it. The Beacon is getting ready to publish its annual Guide to Mukilteo and, for the seventh year in a row, we're looking to you... — Updated 3/4/2009
Countys solid-waste fees to change March 1
For the first time since 1992, Snohomish County solid-waste rates for the disposal of garbage at transfer stations will increase. To offset this increase, rates on other solid-waste services have been reduced or made free. The... — Updated 2/25/2009
Immerse yourself in Puget Sound and Mukilteo shorelines No byline
You have probably talked with WSU Beach Watchers if you spend time at Mukilteo Lighthouse Park they have been out there sharing information about the wildlife and waters that live along that shoreline. WSU Beach Watchers are... — Updated 2/25/2009 Full story
Learn how to help during a disaster
Snohomish County Fire District 1 is offering Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training for citizens interested in learning how they can help their community during a major disaster. Classes will meet twice a week beginning... — Updated 2/25/2009
Mukiltean earns Special Olympics medal
Mukilteo resident Vicken Ouyarian recently won a fourth place medal at the 2009 Special Olympics World Winter Games, which took place Feb. 7-13 Boise, Idaho. More than 3,000 athletes from 85 countries competed in seven different... — Updated 2/25/2009 Full story