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Washington state Senator Noel Frame prepares for upcoming tax battles in 2026, drawing on her past experiences with inadequate school funding. Frame's dedication to tax policy stems from her teenage concerns about the financial struggles of her school district in the 1990s. Her efforts aim to address funding challenges in the state.
Edmonds police reported multiple incidents from November 5 to November 9, including arrests for DUI, theft, and assault. Notably, a vehicle-pedestrian collision occurred, with the pedestrian transported to a hospital. Ongoing investigations involve residential burglaries and a possible kidnapping.
Mount Vernon defeated Edmonds-Woodway 3-2 in the 3A District 1 volleyball consolation bracket, advancing to the final round. The loss ended Edmonds-Woodway's season with a 12-7 record. Snohomish also eliminated Meadowdale, winning 3-1, with Meadowdale concluding their season at 8-11.
State officials in Washington are struggling to find a suitable new location for Marcus Whitman's statue at the Capitol, as relocating the 11-foot bronze figure presents multiple challenges. Concerns arise over the statue's proximity to a proposed statue of Billy Frank Jr., with strong opposition from Frank's family regarding their placement together. A decision on the statue's future is needed soon, as plans for Frank's statue are already underway.
My Edmonds News announced updates to the names and branding of its Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace publications to ensure consistent branding across its community news sites. The changes are part of a strategic effort to enhance the identity of these local news platforms.
The Snohomish County Health Department confirmed an E. coli case linked to Twin Sisters Creamery cheese, part of a cluster of at least 10 cases in Washington and Oregon. The department advises consumers to discard specific cheese products and outlines symptoms to watch for, particularly for vulnerable populations.
The Edmonds School District will host a support program for Indigenous K-12 students on the first and third Saturdays of each month. The initiative, named Young Elders Rising, aims to provide educational resources, mentorship, and cultural connections. This program seeks to enhance the learning experience for Indigenous students in the community.
The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society hosts a free genealogy session on November 22 at Humble House Library in Lynnwood. Attendees can consult with expert researcher Margaret Summitt to address their family history challenges. Reservations are required for the limited 40-minute sessions.
The Jean Kim Foundation seeks a new host site for its hygiene center in South Snohomish County, which will close in December due to the property owner's decision to sell the land. The foundation requires a facility with at least 2,000 square feet, including shower and bathroom facilities. The center has provided over 51,000 showers to individuals experiencing homelessness since April 2020.
Seniors in Snohomish County can receive assistance applying for property tax reductions during workshops on November 19 and 20 at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. To qualify, household income must be below $75,000, and appointments can be made by calling 425-774-5555. Many seniors remain unaware of this program, which can significantly reduce property taxes.