Edmonds, WA

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Woodway, WA

Position: Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Worker. Employment Type: Temporary Employee, hourly non-exempt position. The Town of Woodway, located just north of the King/Snohomish County line, is accepting applications for a full-time Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Worker. Seasonal positions are hired for four months or less and are not eligible for health coverage. This position usually works Monday through Friday – scheduled hours are negotiable. Must have a valid WA driver’s license.

Help wanted: Town of Woodway Seasonal Public Works Maintenance Worker

The 2024 City of Edmonds budget season is just around the corner, and the Edmonds City Council wants to hear from the community how to prioritize city spending. The process started in April at a budget retreat for city staff, the mayor and councilmembers. Last month, the council approved the 2024 budget planning calendar and now will turn its focus to identifying priorities for the 2024 budget. The council plans to communicate these priorities to the mayor and city staff in July, as their work begins on building the budget.

Council seeks community input for 2024 Edmonds budget priorities

Running unopposed to retain Edmonds City Council Position 5, Vivian Olson greeted a crowd of more than 50 supporters who gathered Monday at the Salish Sea Brewery Boathouse to thank them for their support during her past four years in office — and to outline her priorities for a second term.

Olson kicks off reelection bid by thanking community for their support

On Tuesday, Edmonds Parks and Recreation staff (Eric and Tim in back row) led a group of seven Edmonds Floretum Garden Club volunteers in planting several hundred flowers in the corner beds at Walnut Street and 5th Avenue South. This is one of fourcooperative corner planting events scheduled for this year.

Scene in Edmonds: Adding beauty, one corner bed at a time

Six months after questions were raised regarding the city’s process for filling board and commission vacancies, the Edmonds City Council Tuesday night moved a step closer to amending city code to address the appointment process. Under the amended code, set to appear on a future council consent agenda for...

Council finalizes code changes for Edmonds board and commission appointments

We received an email newsletter from a small business in Edmonds three to four weeks ago that simply said “We’ve been pretty slow lately! Don’t forget to support small businesses in Edmonds!”. We immediately asked ourselves: What had this business done recently to foster a sense of...

Letter to the editor: Edmonds has so much potential

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On Saturday, June 24, family, friends and supporters of Robert Burton — former teacher and director of Meadowdale High School’s choir and founder of MHS’s renowned jazz choral group The Impressions — will gather to celebrate his 90th birthday. Appropriately, this celebration will take the form of a grand MHS alumni reunion, to catch up, reminisce and, of course, to sing a little.

Meadowdale HS choir and Impressions alumni to reunite, celebrate former director’s 90th birthday June 24

Holy Rosary Parish in Edmonds has appointed Larkin Temme as the new principal of Holy Rosary School. “Larkin Temme brings a wealth of experience in Catholic education and a deep commitment to learning, making her an exceptional addition to our school community,” says Father Matthew O’Leary, Pastor of Holy Rosary Edmonds Church. “She brings a vigorous Catholic faith and extensive leadership experience and vision, including serving as principal of Holy Family Bilingual Catholic School in Seattle. We are thrilled to welcome her to our parish school and community!”

Holy Rosary Edmonds welcomes new principal

Edmonds police on Wednesday alerted the public to an incident involving a police impersonator in a black Jeep on Olympic View Drive at Talbot Road. Police said on social media that a citizen was in a vehicle on the side of the road when the Jeep, using lights and sirens, pulled in behind the vehicle. The suspect was wearing a vest that said “Sheriff” and he claimed to be an Edmonds police officer. When the citizen questioned the man, he got back into his vehicle and left.

Police impersonator reported on Olympic View Drive

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Cat on Green, Carmen Dance, and Roster Life, by Leanna Leitzke. Reception on Saturday, June 3, 3-5 p.m. For the month of June 2023, Gallery North proudly announces Leanna Leitzke’s featured show: Anticipation of Summer. An award-winning artist, Leitzke has been a well-known painter in oils and acrylics in the Seattle area for more than 15 years. She began drawing at age 3 and being self-taught, she enjoys the freedom of learning different styles and mediums. Her inspiration comes from people who love her artwork and their gratitude keeps her painting.

Art Beat: Gallery North Show, Disney Pride concert, staged reading, Steel Pan Orchestra, plus announcements from Olympic Ballet Theatre

Supporting local is something you hear quite often. I want to take this opportunity to share how you can support local musicians and continue to build the thriving arts community we are so lucky to be part of here in the Pacific Northwest. Support youth music: This is the foundation...

The Local Music Scene for June — supporting musicians and our thriving arts community

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Edmonds Daybreakers Rotary completes project for primary school in Thailand

The Edmonds Daybreakers Rotary Club has completed another international service project in northern Thailand. In cooperation with the Rotary Club of Machan Thailand, along...

Edmonds Daybreakers Rotary completes project for primary school in Thailand

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