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Upgrades to the Wenatchee propulsion system and installation of electric power equipment are expected to be completed and return to service in summer 2025. Significant work has been completed to …

Construction is expected to continue on the Main Street Overlay Project beginning the week of  Nov. 18.   The project will provide a full-width grind and pavement overlay on Main …

Edmonds man arrested in child exploitation operation

An Edmonds man was among 14 taken into custody in Skagit County over the weekend as part of a multiagency operation identifying those allegedly involved in the sexual abuse and exploitation of …

Trevor Dykema and Taylor Suttler of Stop Inc. Plumbing string up barrier tape at a flooded Westgate QFC parking lot on Monday, Nov. 11. It's the second time in recent weeks that the lot has …

Trump won: What does that means for education?

Donald Trump’s return to the presidency could set the stage for sweeping changes in U.S. education policy. Throughout his campaign, Trump has vowed to “save American …

Lavender store closing on Fifth Avenue North

Lavender Harvest Essentials on Fifth Avenue North announced in a Facebook post that it is closing. "We are closing down," it posted Nov. 8. "All Products are 25% off. Our last day is Saturday, …

Dozens of people gathered Thursday at the Edmonds Waterfront Center to talk about the current state and future of housing in the city. The Edmonds Civic Roundtable hosted a moderated discussion …

On Veterans Day, Nov. 11, all operating Washington State Ferries vessels will sound their whistles at 11:11 a.m. in tribute to the bravery and sacrifice of the people who have served in the United …

Ferguson and other state Democrats prepare for new era of showdowns with Trump

After suing the Trump administration nearly 100 times as attorney general, Gov.-elect Bob Ferguson has an idea of what the next four years could look like.  Ferguson said Thursday he and …

Voters reject measure to repeal landmark Washington climate law

Washington voters on Tuesday preserved a controversial climate law that’s generated billions of dollars from polluters to fund the state’s fight against the harmful effects of …

Then & Now: Museum book looks at Edmonds’ history in stories and old and new photos

“Edmonds Then and Now: 1876 to 2023” is Arnold Lund’s contribution to the must-have collection for Edmonds history buffs. For that matter, anyone in town. In the book, Lund, vice …

Beginning Feb. 3, VA Puget Sound patients enrolled in the Edmonds clinic will be seen at the new 10,000-square-foot clinic in Everett at 220 Olympic Blvd., just north of West Mukilteo Boulevard. It …

Although Republicans won the presidential election and control of the Senate on Tuesday, Democrats managed to maintain their seats in Western Washington. Statewide and locally, voters …

Peterson, Ortiz-Self cruising to victories

Incumbents are doing well in the Nov. 5 general election.  Incumbent 21st Legislative District Democratic representatives Strom  Peterson and Lillian Ortiz-Self are cruising to …

Boeing machinists approve contract, strike ends

The Boeing factory worker strike that has stretched nearly two months, halting airplane manufacturing at plants around the Northwest, ended Monday after thousands of union members voted to approve a …

Training Resources Limited (Maritime Institute) on Monday announced it will be acquiring Edmonds-based Set Your Compass Course (Compass Courses) and starting training programs in Edmonds in December. …

A rainbow, as seen from Edmonds

Sharon Birkby sent us this photo of a rainbow taken Nov. 4 from her home in Edmonds. Great photo!

  A   significantly large,   dead alder tree at Sierra Park adjacent to 80 th Avenue West is scheduled for removal on or before Thursday, November 7.  The Washington Tree Experts …

The general election for federal, state, and local offices is Tuesday, in case you needed a reminder. And there were few, in any, local surprises after results from the state’s primary election …

My friend, Tony Ventrella

Editor’s note: Longtime Seattle TV sportscaster and philanthropist Tony Ventrella died Oct. 19 after battling cardiac amyloidosis. Edmonds resident and book publisher Barbara Kindness profiled …

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