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Sales tax bump approved; another could be on the way

The City of Edmonds, mired in a fiscal crisis, is hoping taxpayers pass a $14.5 million levy lid lift in November that could bump an average homeowner’s property north of $1,000 or more a year. …

Taylor O'Brien: The epitome of a student-athlete

For many student-athletes across the nation, academic and athletic responsibilities require an extraordinary amount of focus, dedication, and sacrifice during their college experience. The …

Scouting project supports Edmonds Memorial Cemetery   

Edmonds Memorial Cemetery has a fresh look thanks to local Boy Scout Troop #312 and the leadership of Lennox Norenberg, a senior at Edmonds-Woodway High School. A team of about 25 scouts and …

Woman charged with DUI on Bowdoin pleads not guilty

A 67-year-old woman charged with DUI pleaded not guilty on Wednesday, Sept. 3, in Edmonds Municipal Court.   A pretrial hearing is scheduled Oct. 15 at 10 a.m.   …

Verdant names an interim superintendent

The Verdant Health Commission has appointed Sarah Zabel as its interim superintendent on Aug. 27. This comes after the departure of Lisa Edwards, superintendent for five years. Zabel, an …

PAWS names a new chief executive officer

PAWS , a nonprofit dedicated to helping cats, dogs, and wild animals, has appointed R. Harrison Edell as its new chief executive officer. In his new role, Edell will lead the organization as it …

He cares about roads, car tires, and coho salmon

The Edmonds Waterfront Center welcomes Dr. Edward P. Kolodziej, internationally recognized environmental chemist and the Allan and Inger Osberg professor at the University of Washington …

A project to repair pavement on southbound Interstate 5 through Everett is approaching its midway point, shifting focus to the right lanes beginning this week. Nighttime travelers through …

Washington AG joins push to stop spread of deepfake pornography online

Washington Attorney General Nick Brown and dozens of his colleagues across the country are calling on tech companies and payment platforms to take action to block computer-generated …

Councilmembers Tibbott and Olson earn leadership certificates

Edmonds City Council President Neil Tibbott and Councilmember Vivian Olson each recently earned Certificates of Municipal Leadership from the Association of Washington Cities (AWC). Tibbott earned …

Immigrant escapes to freedom

Lia Tetreault was wrapping up her nursing education in her hometown of Gwangjiu, South Korea in 1980, with a future of service to others on her mind. But, like millions of other students and …

Artistic endeavors at the Evergreen State Fair

During a morning stroll around the Evergreen State Fairgrounds in Monroe, you could see groups of attendees headed not to the many rides or the stage shows, but to the buildings housing community …

Alicia Crank named to Public Facilities District board

Edmonds resident Alicia Crank, senior manager of philanthropy at  Homage Senior Services , has been appointed by the Snohomish County Council to serve on the Public Facilities District board of …

Cameras were snapping Sunday during an otherworldly sunset as seen from Edmonds. Among those who caught the specular site was David Fenwick. The sunset comes at a price, as the Bear Gulch Fire …

Trump administration threatens to yank state funds over truckers’ English proficiency

Three states are at risk of losing some federal transportation funding – including Washington – because they are not enforcing President Donald Trump’s executive order that …

A boom, and an SUV climbs a telephone pole

When she heard the boom from her home shortly after noon on Monday, Bowdoin Way resident Rachel Bauer did what you'd expect. She looked out the window.

Over the last three weeks, federal, state and local law enforcement have been working to dismantle a cartel-connected drug trafficking ring distributing fentanyl, methamphetamine, cocaine, and heroin …

Bird’s-eye view of Edmonds for osprey

If you drive or walk around the Five Corners area, you’re no doubt familiar with the two water towers just west of the roundabout on Bowdoin Way. Look closely, and you’ll spot some …

Jester’s Pet Supply celebrates grand opening Aug. 30

Edmonds’ newest independent pet shop, Jester’s Pet Supply, will celebrate its grand opening Saturday, Aug. 30, from 10 a.m. to 6 p.m. The store is at 172 Sunset Ave. in the Salish …

Cooling centers at the library and the Waterfront Center

With warmer summer this week, the City of Edmonds is sharing locations of several cooling centers throughout the community. In addition, to Edmonds sites, there are many additional sites throughout …

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