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The red barn on Fifth Avenue South is ready for the next holiday. 

Erika Barnett will run for council; Tibbott will not seek reelection

Council President Neil Tibbott announced Tuesday that he not seek to retain his position 3 seat beyond this year. Tibbott defeated incumbent Adrienne Fraley-Monillas in the 2021 general election …

Snow comes and goes in Edmonds

It snowed off and on early Monday morning, but the small accumulation certainly won't rival that of the Big Dump of Jan. 31, 1915,  where more than 25 inches …

PUD approves 2025 rate increase

The PUD’s Board of Commissioners approved rate increases for all customer classes during the Jan. 21 PUD Board of Commissioners meeting. These increases will go into effect on April 1. …

Mike Meeks: An Edmonds Institution

Hundreds of friends, family, community members, and leaders gathered at Edmonds Center for the Arts Feb. 2 to remember a true Edmonds institution, Mike Meeks. “Community” is the word …

The Multicultural Association of Edmonds (MAE) hosted the fourth annual Lunar New Year Edmonds (LNYE) event Saturday, Feb. 1. In addition to the free activities at the Edmonds center for the Arts, …

Updated with City comment: Settlement reached on appeal of Deer Creek regulations

The Edmonds Environmental Council (EEC) reports it has reached an agreement with the City of Edmonds on suspending the EEC’s appeal of City regulations pending results of a scientific study on …

As of this week, Lynnwood is now required to allow what the state calls “very” low-income housing in all residential zones, including emergency and transitional housing for individuals …

Rogue to close; Vie & Vin – with new name – to take its place

Rogue , a fixture in Edmonds on Fifth Avenue South, will close on Feb. 28, said owner Kimberly Koenig. Taking its place in early spring at 112 Fifth Ave. S. will be The Fox + Bottle, formerly known …

The City Council has extended the interim contracts of both Shane Hope and Phil Williams, both who had served Edmonds before retiring. The extensions are for six months. Mayor Mike Rosen made …

Washington State Ferries sells the Elwha

The Elwha has been sold to Everett Ship Repair, a maintenance partner of Washington State Ferries, for $100,000. A Western Towboat Co. tug Mariner, supplied by the new owner, is scheduled to …

U.S. Rep. Rick Larsen, who represents Edmonds as part of the 2nd Congressional District, has released a statement regarding the crash between a passenger jet and an Army helicopter.

Adam Cornell appointed to Hazel Miller Foundation board

Former Snohomish County Prosecutor and Edmonds resident Adam Cornell has been appointed to the board of the Hazel Miller Foundation, now entering its 15 th year. “The Hazel Miller …

The League of Women Voters of Washington announced Wednesday its strong endorsement for  Senate Bill 5400  in support of local journalism. This bill – co-sponsored by Sen. Marko Liias …

‘Steeped in History: A Coffee and Tea Exhibit’ opens Feb. 1

The Edmonds Historical Museum’s “Steeped in History: A Coffee and Tea Exhibit” offers visitors an opportunity to explore the rich cultural, economic, and social impact of two of the …

Single-vehicle crash fatal in Meadowdale area

A single-vehicle crash resulted in fatality over the weekend on 148th Street SW between 52nd and 56th avenues west in the Meadowdale area of unincorporated Edmonds. At about 2 a.m., …

Lower Perrinville Creek restoration continuing

 Soil sampling and drilling is onging in the 8200 block of Talbot Road Jan. 27 through Jan. 31.   The work will be within city right of way, in the proximity of …

Best-selling author Jonathan Evision has been announced as the keynote speaker at the 40th annual Write on the Sound in Edmonds. Evison novels include “West of …

Edmonds voters on April 22 will vote on whether or not the city should be annexed into the South County Regional Fire Authority (RFA). The Edmonds Civic Roundtable will host a program focusing on the …

Paine Field among 6 airports preparing for electric aircraft

The managers of half a dozen Washington airports, including Paine Field, see a future where you could hop across Puget Sound or the Cascade Mountains in minutes on a non-polluting electric commuter …

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