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The Snohomish Summer Smash tennis tournament returns July 17-20, featuring high school players aged 14-18. Registration fees support local tennis programs, with a deadline of July 8. Last year’s event attracted a record 185 participants.
The Edmonds School Board recognized outstanding spring athletes from local high schools during its June 10 meeting. Notable honorees included Catie Ingalls, who earned First Team All-Wesco honors in softball and will play for Nebraska Wesleyan University. The board highlighted the significant contributions of these athletes to their respective teams, showcasing their leadership and achievements.
Scriber Lake High School celebrated the graduation of 40 students, highlighting their perseverance and growth. Principal Mike Piper humorously reminded graduates that the bathroom should not be a place for eating, emphasizing the importance of classroom learning and community belonging. Class speakers shared personal stories of struggle and triumph, reflecting on their unique educational journey.
Lynnwood's parks department seeks volunteers for a stewardship event at South Lynnwood Park on June 21, from 9 a.m. to noon. Participants will help remove invasive plants and restore the park, with supplies provided by the city. The initiative aims to enhance urban forests and wetlands over five years, planting a minimum of 750 trees by 2029.
Sound Transit operates a special Sounder train service for the June 15 Mariners game against the Cleveland Guardians. The train departs Everett at 10:45 a.m. and arrives at King Street Station by 11:44 a.m., with a return scheduled 45 minutes post-game.
The Northwest Neighbors Network (NNN) celebrated its annual Member and Volunteer Appreciation Luncheon on June 7, gathering 100 attendees at Crista Senior Living in Shoreline. Edmonds Mayor Mike Rosen declared June 7 as Northwest Neighbors Network Day, highlighting NNN's mission to empower seniors and adults with disabilities through community connections.
The 2025 Edmonds Arts Festival will take place from June 13 to June 15, showcasing local artists and cultural activities. Hosted at the Frances Anderson Center, the festival aims to bring summer fun to the community. The event highlights include art exhibitions, performances, and interactive activities for all ages.
Mike Yestramski, president of the Washington Federation of State Employees, faced off against Governor Robbie Ferguson during a contentious 2025 legislative session. Yestramski's leadership in opposing proposed furloughs and healthcare cost increases for union members has drawn significant attention to his role in advocating for 54,000 state workers.
Snohomish County invites applications for a vacant Board of Health seat, emphasizing the importance of community representation in public health policy. Candidates with lived experience in health inequities are encouraged to apply, with priority given to those from underrepresented communities. Applications are accepted until the position is filled, with a deadline for priority consideration set for June 30.
The Lynnwood Chamber of Commerce calls for nominations for the 2025 Community Service and Leadership Awards Gala, scheduled for September 5 at the Lynnwood Events Center. This annual event recognizes outstanding local leaders for their contributions to the community. Nominations are currently open for those who have made significant impacts in Lynnwood.