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Now open: Do you Katsu? | Arts & Appetite
What meal would be at the top of the list of most comforting, satisfying, and beloved in the U.S.? Probably a burger, fries, and a shake. What could make this all-American favorite... — Updated 11/24/2020
A change in political climate? | Moment's Notice
"We must learn to live together as brothers or we will perish together as fools." – Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. When we talk about the climate these days, it is the political... — Updated 11/24/2020
This is us, Thanksgiving edition | Chuck's World
After a long, chatty call with my daughter the other night, she mentioned that it was time for her nightly routine. She and my son-in-law apparently do the New York Times crossword... — Updated 11/24/2020
Soccer; kindness vs. change; Waterfront Center | Letters to the Editor
Sno-King soccer is still going on We were saddened to hear of the staffing reduction at Sno-King ("Sno-King Youth Club cuts 2 positions," Nov. 19). So many kids have gone through... — Updated 11/24/2020
Warm house, cool planet, part 2 | Greener Edmonds
Installing an efficient heating system like a heat pump is one way to lower the environmental cost of keeping a house warm. Another is working with what is already there. Sealing... — Updated 11/24/2020
School sports, activities needed more than ever | Guest View
Ever since I was lucky enough to become the executive director at the Washington Interscholastic Activities Association, I've told our staff and membership that we are in the... — Updated 11/24/2020
COVID, police reform, race equity on agenda | Guest View
I am profoundly grateful to the voters of the 32nd Legislative District for reelecting me to a second term in the State House. It has truly been the honor of my lifetime to serve... — Updated 11/24/2020
Chores: They just never end | Off Kilter
We all have our daily chores to do. I am always joking with my wife about whether doing our daily chores actually accomplishes something – or whether it is an exercise in... — Updated 11/19/2020
It takes a village, and maybe power tools | Chuck's World
The first noise was the worst, although I was asleep. This raises a sort of empirical question: If a horrific, tearing, crashing sound occurs outside your window and you’re uncons... — Updated 11/19/2020
Food Bank open; questions on the Port | Letters to the Editor
Edmonds Food Bank remains open Our goal at Edmonds Food Bank during COVID-19 is to protect our volunteers and customers above all. We want to thank Edmonds United Methodist Church f... — Updated 11/19/2020
Edmonds needs a nature center | Guest View
The citizens of Edmonds are blessed with some of the most beautiful parks and areas to view wildlife. From Yost Park to the Edmonds Marsh, Pine Ridge Park to Brackett's Landing,... — Updated 11/19/2020
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Dear reader, Department of Fish & Wildlife trackers and their dogs had cornered the mountain lion up in a tree, and were waiting for a veterinarian to arrive with a tranquilizer gun. The mountain lion, also known as a cougar or... — Updated 11/19/2020 Full story
An ode (of sorts) to the First | Moment's Notice
Ode: A lyric poem usually marked by exaltation of feeling and style, varying length of line, and complexity of stanza forms; something that shows respect for or celebrates the... — Updated 11/12/2020
So many colors, so little time | Off the Cuff
Color has been seen everywhere in fashion this year, so if you like to wear color, 2020 has certainly been your year. Recently I was checking in a large delivery of winter hats,... — Updated 11/12/2020
'Schitt's Creek': Following the crowd, finding some light | Chuck's World
I have unremarkable taste in everything, which should come as a surprise to no one. And when it comes to culture, I only pretend to march to a different drummer. It’s usually the... — Updated 11/12/2020
Questions about Beacon's subscription model | Letters to the Editor
End of era for Beacon carriers In regards to the Beacon moving to a digital and USPS delivery: I'm really sad that we are taking this job away from our youth. My son has been... — Updated 11/12/2020
Be responsibly informed, Woodway | Guest View
Several years ago, a local resident built a private email list made up of a large number of Woodway residents' personal addresses. Since then, he has been sending messages to his... — Updated 11/12/2020
Should city give forest land to developers? | Guest View
Do you enjoy driving beside the trees along Olympic View Drive in the Perrinville area? Did you know that major development is being planned for the 5-acre plot known as the... — Updated 11/12/2020
Share your comfort food with us | Creative Comfort
Mmm, pandemic pancakes – but, wait, let me back up a bit. It is that time of year when comfort foods are not just a good idea, they’re a necessity. Warm, melt-in-your-mouth delectables that sound just right when temperatures... — Updated 11/5/2020
Warm house, cool planet | Greener Edmonds
Heating is by far the biggest use of energy in a Pacific Northwest home. There are several main sources for this heat: oil, propane, gas, and electricity. Which is greenest? Which... — Updated 11/5/2020
Consider the lilies of the pond | Chuck's World
To be completely clear, I am uninterested in most things. I don’t have passionate feelings one way or the other. I don’t often talk or write about these things. This is because... — Updated 11/5/2020
Can trees and views coexist in Edmonds? | Guest View
I was born and raised in Edmonds. At 10 years old, a trip to the AM/PM for an overcooked hot dog was pure joy. At 16, a job at Anthony's Beach Cafe provided freedom and... — Updated 11/5/2020
Appreciates the Edmonds Beacon | Letters to the Editor
Appreciates the Beacon's contributions My husband and I have sent on our subscription online, "The Beacon invites you to partner with us for a sustainable future," Oct. 15. It is... — Updated 11/5/2020
Leftcraft joins Edmonds' growing pub culture | Arts & Appetite
When Leftcraft, a new gastropub, opened its doors in August, Edmonds gained one more location to add to our very respectable pub crawl. Our community already has a diverse... — Updated 11/5/2020
Your news, daily and weekly | Editor's Note
As Beacon Publisher Paul Archipley explained on page 1, the Beacon is going back to weekly publication beginning with this issue. We're excited to bring the news to you in print... — Updated 11/5/2020 Full story
