The Diversity, Equity and Inclusion Committee (DEIC) and Mountlake Terrace City Council reviewed a proclamation policy draft, among other items, during the council’s March 14 meeting. Deputy City Manager Carolyn…
Ribbon cut for student health clinic at Mountlake Terrace HS
Mountlake Terrace High School’s health clinic officially opened Thursday with a ribbon-cutting ceremony and a facility tour. Edmonds School Board President Nancy Katims cut the ribbon. She was accompanied by…
Sponsor spotlight: Moves to improve your credit score
While your credit score is a three-digit number that’s automatically assigned to you, this is one area of your financial life where you have quite a bit of control. The…
Scene in Mountlake Terrace: Ballinger Park construction overview — March 17, 2024
David Carlos on June 25 began taking weekly photographs via drone to capture the progress of the fish and wildlife restoration project at Ballinger Park. And here’s the latest video:…
Edmonds Arts Festival announces 2024 poster artist
A leisurely stroll on a windswept Edmonds beach, with clear skies, brisk air and a setting sun — soakin up the beauty of the waterfront, especially after a string of…
Discounted kids clothes at consignment sale in Lynnwood March 21-23
Popup sale organizers Just Between Friends is hosting a three-day consignment sale March 21-23, with kids clothes priced at 50-90% off retail prices, the organizers say. The event will be…
Terrace Talk prompts questions about utility discounts and customer assistance
Residents on a fixed income welcome essential maintenance and upgrades to Mountlake Terrace infrastructure, but the question is if they can afford it. Mountlake Terrace City Manager Jeff Niten and…
The art and science of landslide preparedness a decade after Oso
The rural residents and weekend visitors along Steelhead Drive had no time to react when a huge chunk of hillside broke loose above the North Fork Stillaguamish River ten years…
Art Beat feature: A stitch in time with the Seaview Weaving and Fiber Arts Guild’s 70th Anniversary
10 a.m., Tuesday, April 9, Artworks, 201 2nd Ave. S., Edmonds Edmonds house a community of artists with a rich history. On Tuesday, April 9, the Seaview Weaving and Fiber…
Brier Terrace MS sends 31 students to state technology conference
Thirty-one students from Brier Terrace Middle School attended the 41st Annual WTSA (Washington Technology Student Association) state conference in Seattle March 13-16. This was the largest conference on record, drawing…
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High school sports roundup for March 15-16, 2024
Friday, March 15 Softball Meadowdale defeated Holy Names 11-9 (8 innings) Jaeden Sajec capped off an outstanding performance by hitting a walk-off, game-winning home run in the eighth inning to…
Grant Nelson: Celebration of life March 22 for Edmonds High grad
Grant A. Nelson Born to Gary and JoAnne Nelson on April 5, 1964, Grant passed away in Olympia on March 5. 2024. He grew up in Edmonds, Washington, attended Seaview…
Edmonds School District High School Students of the Month February 2024
Edmonds-Woodway High Alisson Cortez Izzy Hatzenbeler I’d like to believe that the reason I was chosen for Student of the Month for February was because of my persistence to be…
Employers invited to participate in high school student job fair May 3
Edmonds School District Career and Technical Education invites employers to participate in a youth employment job fair fron 12:30-3:30 p.m. Friday, May 3, at Edmonds-Woodway High School, 7600 212th St….
Overnight I-5 lane and ramp closures scheduled this week for light rail work
As part of its ongoing Lynnwood Light Rail extension, Sound Transit will close multiple lanes and ramps on Interstate 5 overnight this week. Northbound I-5 closures – The on- and…
Welcome spring with a ‘salad-bration’ at free Verdant cooking classes March 20, 27
The Verdant Health Commission will be hosting two free cooking classes where participants will learn to make innovative and fresh salads. Both hourlong classes will be held both virtually and…
Barbara Cain: A natural leader, she lived to serve others
Barbara Cain passed peacefully at home, March 10, 2024, surrounded by her loving family. She fought a long and difficult battle with pancreatic cancer. Barbara June Autry was born at…
Edmonds School Board reviews proposed biology materials, recognizes staff and students
The Edmonds School Board March 7 had its first reading of the proposed biology material adoption and held recognition ceremonies. Executive Director of Student Learning Lisa Gonzalez, K-12 science teacher…
New income thresholds for property tax exemptions
In Washington state, individuals who meet certain eligibility requirements may receive a reduction of property taxes. New this year, the income thresholds have increased allowing more Washingtonians to qualify for…
Sponsor spotlight: Is remodeling right for you?
America’s housing stock is steadily aging. According to a National Association of Home Builders analysis of America Community Survey estimates, the median age of owner-occupied homes is 40. The data shows…
City of Mountlake Terrace fully closing portion of 66th Ave W starting March 18
Starting Monday, March 18, the City of Mountlake Terrace will be closing 66th Avenue West between 216th Street Southwest and the Interurban Trail. The full closure, which is expected to…
Gender wage gap in Washington among widest in nation, analysis shows
The gender wage gap for women in Washington was one of the worst in the nation in recent years. That’s according to an analysis released this month by the nonprofit…
Asian Service Center celebrates a year of ‘quietly serving the underserved’
The Edmonds-based Asian Service Center (ASC) hosted a dinner at T&T Seafood Restaurant Thursday to celebrate the organization’s achievements and bring awareness of its work in Snohomish County. Elected officials,…
Verdant Community Wellness Day: How to develop a balanced media diet for teens
This is the second of three parts summarizing Verdant Community Wellness Day presentations. You can read the first story, on addressing domestic violence among West African women, here. Social media…
Home + Work: It started with a weekly walk
The first time my friend Sam invited me on a morning walk — on a work day — I thought, Wow, I can’t believe I’ll be away from my email…
Sno-Isle Geneaology Society offering help with research roadblocks during free sessions March 23
Are you out of research ideas to find an elusive ancestor? Sno-Isle Genealogy Society is offering to help you with your “brick wall” problems on Saturday, March 23 at the…
Legislators from 32nd District to host in-person town hall April 10 in Mountlake Terrace
32nd District legislators Sen. Jesse Salomon and Rep. Lauren Davis will be hosting an in-person Town Hall in Mountlake Terrance on Wednesday, April 10 at the Mountlake Terrace City Hall….
How child care fared in this year’s Washington state legislative session
Washington lawmakers this year funneled more money and support toward the state’s struggling child care system, looking to give providers a boost and expand access to day care and pre-K…
High school sports roundup for March 14, 2024
Boys Soccer Edmonds-Woodway defeated Cascade 3-0 Edmonds-Woodway goals: Richard Duncan (2), Andrew Montero Edmonds-Woodway assists: Ben Browne, Andrew Montero Edmonds-Woodway goalkeeper shutout: DJ Karl Records (league and overall): Edmonds-Woodway 1-0,…
Sponsor spotlight: Free shredding and electronics recycle event March 30
Saturday, March 30, from 10 a.m.-1 p.m. Windermere Real Estate (Alderwood) Clear out your closets, home office and mental space by driving through the Windermere Alderwood parking lot on Saturday,…
High school sports roundup for March 13, 2024
Girls Golf Meadowdale defeated Lynnwood 212-262 at Lynnwood Golf Course, Par 33 Top 5 individual scores: T1. Kari Petterson (M) 48 T1. Rachel Reitz (M) 48 3. Grace Lee (M)…
Mountlake Terrace Police Blotter: March 6-12, 2024
March 6 21500 block of 48th Avenue West: A suspicious person was reported. The individual was arrested for an outstanding warrant. 23300 block of Lakeview Drive: Malicious mischief was reported…
Local athletes earn winter 2023-24 all-Wesco honors
Edmonds School District student athletes who received all-Wesco league honors following the winter sports season. Boys Basketball- Wesco 3A/2A Co-Most Valuable Player Jaxon Dubiel, sr., Mountlake Terrace First Team Jaxon…
Inslee seeks ouster of regulatory leader amid tumult at agency
The chair of the Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission is under fire over the use of a racial slur and his passive response to employee allegations of bullying, harassment and…
Spring party and egg hunt March 23 for those who are blind or low-vision
The Edmonds Lions Club and the Washington Council for the Blind will hold a Spring Party and Egg Hunt from 1 to 3 p.m. Saturday, March 23, at Northwest Church…
Help plan for the future of county’s Evergreen State Fair Park
Snohomish County and the Evergreen State Fair Park have issued a survey as part of the public outreach for the Evergreen State Fair Park preferred plan update. The survey is…
Sponsor spotlight: ‘Carried by the Current’ tells story of women’s empowerment
www.womensworkproductions.com Sometimes we need to look back to see the way forward. Women’s Work Productions, a nonprofit theatre production company, is dedicated to performing unknown stories from our history that…