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Sound Transit seeks public feedback on proposed changes to ST Express bus service through a survey open until November 7. The 2026 Service Plan aims to enhance regional mobility in conjunction with the expansion of Link light rail by the end of 2026.
Margaret Wilcox, a longtime teacher and community member in Edmonds, Washington, passed away on September 11, 2025, at the age of 82. She was actively involved with the Edmonds Historical Museum and the Summer Market, contributing to local culture and education. Her legacy is remembered by the community she served for many years.
Edmonds residents face a crucial decision on Proposition 1, aimed at addressing the city's flawed funding model. City Councilmember Susan Paine emphasizes the need for diverse revenue streams to maintain essential services and preserve the community's character. She urges voters to support the levy for a sustainable financial future.
Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen appointed Andy Rheaume as the new public works director, pending City Council confirmation on October 14. Rheaume has over 20 years of municipal experience, previously serving as public works director in Anacortes, where he managed various infrastructure projects.
South SnoCo Playtime provides a family-friendly guide for activities happening from October 13 to 20, 2025, in the South Snohomish County area. The guide highlights various events suitable for families, encouraging community engagement and exploration of local offerings.
The Edmonds School Board will review a proposed $361 million replacement levy for educational programs during its meeting on October 14. The levy, set for a vote in the February 2026 special election, aims to sustain day-to-day operations not funded by the state. Additionally, the board plans to discuss construction management for Westgate Elementary School and updates to its Board Norms & Protocols.
The City of Lynnwood Arts Commission invites visual artists from Washington state to apply for its 2026 gallery exhibitions. Applications are due October 26, with selected artists announced in December. The exhibitions provide a platform for both emerging and established artists to showcase their work.
My Edmonds News calls for donations to support its nonprofit newsroom. Commenters must provide their real names and city of residence to verify their identity before comments are approved. The publication emphasizes adherence to its Code of Conduct.
The Edmonds Senior Center Thrift Store has extended its hours to 6 p.m. daily to better serve working customers. Store manager BJ Whitman stated that the change also allows more opportunities for volunteers to assist during peak hours. Interested volunteers can contact the store at 425-977-0411.
Voters in Edmonds face a crucial decision regarding Proposition 1, a proposed levy aimed at funding city services. The article emphasizes the importance of separating fact from misinformation as the election approaches.