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Scotty’s Food Truck is running a two-day special menu item this week. Dungeness Crab and Shrimp Rolls, made with fresh Dungeness crab and Atlantic shrimp salad with lettuce on a toasted brioche rolls will be served with a generous side of fries. The special will be offered on Friday...

Sponsor spotlight: Dungeness Crab and Shrimp Rolls special Friday and Saturday at Scotty’s Food Truck

The Edmonds High School Class of 1973 will hold its 50-year reunion on Saturday, Sept. 23 at the Edmonds Yacht Club, 326 Admiral Way, Suite 100, Edmonds, from 4-9 p.m. The cost is $95 per person if paid by July 1 and $100 after that. No admittance is allowed without prior payment. There will be a no-host bar.

Save the date: Edmonds High Class of 1973 hosting 50-year reunion Sept. 23

Seattle, WA

I spoke briefly this week with artist d’Elaine Johnson, whose exhibit, World Waters, opens next Monday (interview to come). Johnson is in her 90s and she spoke so joyfully of her craft. Also this week, I’ve been helping prepare young artists for the Sherwood Elementary talent show. One of the singers said singing “makes me feel taller.” It struck me, speaking with Johnson, the importance of a lifelong commitment to art and creativity. Whether the artist is 9 or 90, there is an infectious beauty in the creative process.

Art Beat: Sketcher Fest ticket sale, exhibit opening, a comedy and ballet summer show

Michelle Morris took this photo after her neighbor Sheila Valentine pointed out the daffodil blooming in this tree, located in the Edmonds Bowl. Your email address will not be published. Required fields are marked *. Notify me of followup comments via e-mail. You can also subscribe without commenting. Real first...

Scene in Edmonds: A blooming surprise

Lynnwood, WA

The Meadowdale High School Key Club offered its appreciation to all those who donated to the club’s recent PAWS of Lynnwood pet donation drive. “Thank you so much for your generous donations to PAWS of Lynnwood,” Key Club Advisor Jenae Kirby said. “The Meadowdale High School Key Club delivered your donated items on Saturday, March 25, and PAWS was thrilled by your contributions and caring.”

Meadowdale HS Key Club says thanks for PAWS donations

Snohomish, WA

As we begin the beautiful time of spring, winter is going, going GONE,. Walking the neighborhood late in March, I say goodbye to many plants such as witch hazel, hellebores and heuchera. But the snow-covered mountains still peek from the clouds. Instead, I see blossoming plums bursting forth. Star magnolias,...

Gardening through the seasons: Winter-to-spring beauty

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Edmonds scenic: Haines Wharf sunset

Looking for a way to make a difference in your community on Earth Day? The City of Edmonds invites you to join your friends and neighbors to help plant trees, remove litter and restore native forest habitat in our parks. The city will be hosting work parties on Saturday, April...

Volunteer in Edmonds parks on Earth Day, April 22

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The year was 1905, and Cahan and Drew were opening the first store specializing solely in hardware in downtown Edmonds. The exact location of the store is unclear. Previously, dry goods and provision stores had sold nails and other hardware items along with groceries, clothes and other items. Two years...

Cahan and Drew to Wm. Crow: A history of Edmonds’ first hardware store

The Edmonds College Foundation will hold its annual INSPIRE gala on April 22 at the Lynnwood Event Center. Funds raised this year will help the foundation continue providing scholarships, emergency funding, and investments in educational opportunities. “The evening promises to be great fun for all our generous donors and sponsors...

Edmonds College Foundation to hold annual gala at Lynnwood Event Center

The Edmonds Kiwanis Club has extended until April 30 the deadline for nominating outstanding Edmonds residents for the 29th Annual Edmonds Citizen of the Year award. Nominees should be a citizen active in civic affairs, community activities and/or business pursuits. It is open to individuals as volunteers or professionals in the line of duty.

Deadline to nominate Edmonds Citizen of Year extended to April 30

A fresh look at the Edmonds tree code began Monday evening with a hybrid public meeting attended by 30 citizens – 20 live, 10 virtual – marking the first step in the city’s effort to retool its approach to managing Edmonds’ urban forest. The meeting was...

City launches tree code update process with focus on private property

As Puget Sound continues to grow and evolve, how to get around is quickly becoming a more frequent topic of conversation. Seattle CityClub, a nonpartisan nonprofit focused on community collaboration, will be hosting a free “Transportation Accessibility in the Puget Sound Region” program starting Wednesday, March 29. Civic...

Regional leaders to discuss transportation accessibility March 29

The Edmonds City Council ran out of time Tuesday night to consider what was probably the most controversial item on its agenda: A document to guide acquisition of the Unocal property next to the Edmonds Marsh,. The council first focused on other agenda items — including a discussion of 2044...

Council runs out of time to discuss Unocal land, learns more about housing growth targets, Hwy 99 design

Washington State

The Port of Edmonds Commission has unanimously selected incumbent Commissioner Angela Harris as the Port of Edmonds’ next executive director. Harris will replace incumbent Bob McChesney, who is retiring at the end of May after 40 years as a public ports manager, culminating in 14 years serving as the port’s executive director.

Edmonds Port Commission names Commissioner Angela Harris as new executive director

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Restaurant news: 21-cent doughnuts, free pizza slices — and a review of Fire and the Feast

On Wednesday, Feb. 8, Top Pot Doughnuts will be celebrating its “official” anniversary by offering 21-cent Old Fashioned doughnuts in all of its cafes — including...

Restaurant news: 21-cent doughnuts, free pizza slices — and a review of Fire and the Feast

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