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Meadowdale Mavericks Advance with 70-25 Win Over Mount Vernon Bulldogs

Meadowdale Mavericks achieved a commanding 70-25 victory over Mount Vernon Bulldogs, propelling them closer to the 3A state tournament. Led by sophomore Lexi Zardis with 22 points, the Mavericks will face the top-seeded Snohomish Panthers in a pivotal matchup on February 22.

Get help with family history research problems Feb. 22 in Lynnwood

The Sno-Isle Genealogical Society is hosting a free event on February 22 in Lynnwood, designed to assist individuals facing challenges in family history research. Participants will engage with an experienced genealogy researcher for personalized insights and strategies to overcome genealogical obstacles. Reservations are required for the 40-minute in-person sessions at the Humble House Library.

TV host Besa Gordon announced as closing speaker for Edmonds International Womens Day

Besa Gordon, the dynamic host of "Back2Besa" on Fox 13 Seattle, has been announced as the closing speaker for Edmonds International Women’s Day on March 8. Known for her community-focused initiatives and relatable style, Gordon aims to inspire attendees at this popular event, which features various activities including breakout sessions and a catered brunch.

Prep girls basketball Playoff loss to Shorewood ends season for young Hawks

The Mountlake Terrace Hawks, the youngest team in the Wesco League, concluded their season with a loss to the Shorewood Stormrays in the District 1 3A girls basketball tournament. Despite a promising regular season, the Hawks struggled with turnovers and shooting accuracy, ultimately ending their campaign with a record of 10-13. Coach Nick Starks emphasized the team's growth and resilience throughout the year, hinting at a stronger future with all players returning.

How Republicans want to fix WAs affordable housing shortage

Washington lawmakers are divided on strategies to address the state's housing shortage, with Republicans advocating for more affordable and easily constructed housing, while Democrats focus on rent control measures. Key proposals include financial support for low-income tenants and the introduction of kit homes. The debate highlights differing priorities and potential impacts on housing availability in the state.

Reminder Northwest WA Civic Circle to host RFA community discussion Feb. 22

The Northwest Washington Civic Circle (NWCC) is organizing a community discussion on February 22 regarding a ballot initiative for the City of Edmonds to annex into the South County Fire Regional Fire Authority, set for a special election on April 22, 2025. The event will feature key city officials and community members, promoting civic engagement and providing a platform for discussion on the proposed initiative. Livestreaming will ensure broader access for residents unable to attend in person.

YMCA of Snohomish County hosts free girls flag football clinic Feb. 23

The YMCA of Snohomish County is hosting a free Girls Flag Football Clinic on February 23, aimed at empowering girls in grades 1 to 12 through skill development and mentorship from experienced coaches, including AFL pioneer Melissa Strother. With flag football's popularity surging, the clinic provides an accessible platform for young athletes to build confidence and engage in sports. Registration is also open for the upcoming Spring Girls Flag Football League, promoting ongoing participation.

Frank DeMiero A life in music, love and leadership

Francis "Frank" DeMiero, a revered music educator and community leader, passed away on February 19, 2025, at the age of 84. His profound impact on music education, particularly in Washington state, is highlighted through his numerous contributions, including the founding of celebrated music programs and festivals. Frank's legacy as a passionate advocate for the transformative power of music will resonate for generations.

Former Lynnwood councilmember selected as CT board chair, Dunn joins board

Stanwood Mayor Sid Roberts has been appointed chair of the Community Transit Board of Directors for 2025, marking a significant local leadership role. This appointment highlights Roberts' ongoing commitment to community transit issues, reflecting the importance of local governance in shaping transit policy.

The Beacon has a new flag, as chosen by readers

Beacon Publishing has announced the winners of its contest to redesign the newspaper's flag, as voted on by readers, marking a significant engagement initiative for the Edmonds and Mukilteo community. This change reflects the publication's commitment to involving its audience in local affairs, enhancing its connection with readers. Subscribers can access the full details of the announcement and the contest results through their accounts.

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