Letter to the editor: Dogs at the Edmonds Summer Market
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. On the first day of the Edmonds Summer Market I counted over 50 dogs in the crowd. All on leashes and they all seemed well behaved. However, three people were tripped by dogs: a young girl on a scooter, an older man who...
Construction on 88th Ave W in Edmonds to resume week of May 4
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Construction on the City of Edmonds Pedestrian Improvements and 88th Avenue West Overlay Project is scheduled to resume the week of May 4, weather permitting. The project will grind...
It’s a mad dash for deals at annual Edmonds Floretum Garden Club plant sale
Will you chip in to support our nonprofit newsroom with a donation today? Yes, I want to support My Edmonds News!. Eager gardeners began lining up in the Edmonds United Methodist Church parking lot an hour before the gates opened for what has become an annual Edmonds tradition for in-the-know plant enthusiasts — a one-day chance to snag the best deals of...
Man stabbed several times after fight in Lake City neighborhood
Seattle police are looking for a person accused of stabbing a man near a bar on Friday morning.
I, Anatolia onstage at Shoreline College Theater May 10, 2026
Newly founded theater group, TAPS (Turkish American Performers of Seattle) under the nonprofit organization TACAWA (Turkish American Association of Washington) presents I, Anatolia in two performances on May 10, 2026 at 3pm and 7pm at the Shoreline College Theater, 16101 Greenwood Ave N. Having started in January 2025, we have...
Beacon Ave S Basement Blaze Draws Swarm of Seattle Firefighters
A basement fire at a home in the 11700 block of Beacon Avenue South turned a quiet Saturday evening into a full-scale scene, as Seattle firefighters rolled in with multiple engines and ladder trucks. Neighbors reported a big response and visible smoke while crews knocked down the flames and checked for any spread. Officials urged people to steer clear of the block while...
‘A dream 42 years in the making’: Ezell’s Famous Chicken owner eyes nationwide franchise
Nearly half a century after Ezell’s Famous Chicken established roots in Seattle, opening up shop across from Garfield High School in 1984, the beloved chicken joint’s owner has plans to make his lifelong dream of franchising nationwide. Owner Lewis Rudd joined “The Gee and Ursula Show” on KIRO...
‘Tax me more’: Curley mocks Katie Wilson’s $1.3B levy for day care, education as...
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson is pushing a $1.3 billion levy for education and child care that would expand day care hours and provide additional meals for children. The levy is expected to draw funding through increased property taxes. Based on Seattle’s average home price of $872,000, the levy would add roughly $600 annually in property taxes.
Seattle Mayor Katie Wilson Has Staffer Shut Down Interview Rather Than Answer One Simple...
A video has been circulating on the internet of Seattle, Washington, Mayor Katie Wilson abruptly ending an interview with reporter Chris Daniels of KOMO News after being asked questions concerning surveillance. The interview took place shortly after a shooting outside an event she attended earlier that week. The reaction has...
Local groups mourn Pierce County activist killed in Philippine attack
Kai Dana Sorem, a Filipina activist from Steilacoom, was one of two U.S. citizens killed by the Armed Forces of the Philippines earlier this month in a raid on an alleged communist stronghold. She was 26 years old. On April 19 and 20, the AFP attacked several villages across Toboso, a municipality in the province of Negros Occidental. The forces killed 19 people, including...
