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Patricia Ann Kuller, aged 96, passed away on August 21, 2025. A memorial service is scheduled for September 19 at Holyrood Cemetery in Seattle. Kuller was known for her long-term residence in Edmonds and her enduring marriage to John Kuller.
Scotty’s Food Truck features Wild Atlantic Lobster and Roasted Sweet Corn Chowder as its special this week. The dish combines roasted corn, fresh lobster, and vegetables in a rich lobster stock and is available from 3:30-7:30 p.m. Thursday to Saturday at Calvary Church parking lot in Edmonds.
Lynnwood City Council candidate Dio Boucsieguez admitted to performing songs with racist and sexually explicit lyrics, which were posted online under his name. He claims that the accounts do not belong to him and asserts that the music was uploaded illegally to discredit his campaign. Boucsieguez is currently running against incumbent Derica Escamilla for Position 1 on the council.
A school shooting occurred, prompting heightened federal scrutiny on Washington state's commercial driver licensing. Authorities continue their search for a man accused of murdering his three daughters. The community grapples with these tragic events.
The northbound State Route 99 ramp to northbound SR 525 will close on Wednesday, Aug. 27, for maintenance work. From 8 a.m. to 2 p.m., crews will repair guardrails, urging drivers to seek alternate routes during this period. Real-time traffic updates are accessible via the WSDOT mobile app.
Lynnwood officials plan to address the food aid crisis highlighted by recent community events, including free lunches served by local leaders. Residents express concerns over the noise levels from planes flying over North Lynnwood as expansion plans for Paine Field progress. The community engages in discussions about local governance and civic programs.
Lynnwood City Council and mayoral candidates will hold Candidate Conversations on Oct. 8 at Edmonds College's Black Box Theatre. The event, free to the public, will feature candidate introductions, moderated discussions, and audience questions, with a livestream available on social media.
The State Fire Marshal’s Office urges Washington residents to prioritize fire safety during Labor Day weekend festivities. In 2024, fire departments responded to 4,647 incidents, leading to over $2 million in property loss, primarily from fire-related events. Following safety guidelines can help prevent emergencies and ensure a safe holiday.
Mariachi Divas, a two-time Grammy Award-winning all-female mariachi ensemble, will perform in Edmonds on September 20. The concert includes a free Pre-Show Talk at 6 p.m. and features special guests Mount Vernon Mariachi & Folklorico.
Grand Master Ki Seung Cho launched his campaign for Position 2 on the Lynnwood City Council, outpacing his opponent Isabel Mata in fundraising. Cho, endorsed by outgoing council member Patrick Decker, focuses on community safety, support for small businesses, and sustainable development.