Midweek Roundup: The Shoup Doctrine

Seattle Transit Blog 10/15 12:09A Nathan Dickey

Local Transit News: Election season is ramping up: here s how the two candidates for King County Executive differ on the future of light rail (The Seattle Times, $) King County Councilmember Teresa Mosqueda sent a letter to SDOT urging the agency...

Scene in Edmonds: Around town

My Edmonds News 10/14 7:19P MyEdmondsNews

Better Bus Service to Pinehurst Station

Seattle Transit Blog 10/14 2:35A Ross Bleakney

Pinehurst Station is scheduled to open sometime in 2026. When it does, Metro will run buses to it from nearby neighborhoods like Lake City and Bitter Lake, saving riders a lot of time on trips that...

Ridership Patterns for King County Metro Route 75

Seattle Transit Blog 10/13 12:00A Michael Smith

King County Metro Route 75 travels inbound from Northgate station to the University District, primarily on NE 125th Street and Sand Point Way NE. Outbound trips travel in the reverse direction. In...

Climate Protection: To protect the climate, write a check

My Edmonds News 10/12 4:36A MyEdmondsNews

The Trump administration has been terrible for climate protection. We can stop some of what the administration is trying to do, and we can slow down some more. Our most [ ]

Cascade Symphony begins its 64th season Oct. 27 with piano celebration

My Edmonds News 10/12 4:18A MyEdmondsNews

The Cascade Symphony Orchestra (CSO) opens its 64th season at 7:30 p.m. Monday, Oct. 27, performing music by Mendelssohn, Grieg, Goldmark, Liadov and Kabalevsky for its Opening Night and Piano [ ]

Another lawsuit filed over WA’s new taxes on services

My Edmonds News 10/12 4:01A MyEdmondsNews

Washington’s new sales tax on services faces a second lawsuit that could undercut the state’s moves to bring in hundreds of millions of dollars in revenue. A Sequim-based security company [ ]

Sunday Movie: Melbourne

Seattle Transit Blog 10/11 9:00P Mike Orr

Holiday service Monday, October 13: Metro, Sound Transit, Community Transit, Pierce Transit, Seattle Streetcars, Vashon and West Seattle water taxis, and the Washington State Ferries are on regular Monday schedule for Columbus Day/Indigenous People...

Prep football: In battle of unbeatens, Terrace topples Shorewood

My Edmonds News 10/11 4:47A MyEdmondsNews

The battle of unbeaten teams was expected to be a real dog fight. But as it turned out, there was just one team whose bite was as strong as its [ ]

Edmonds Police Blotter: Oct. 1-7, 2025

My Edmonds News 10/11 4:28A Nick Ng

Oct. 1 22100 block Highway 99: A man was arrested for suspicion of DUI physical control. 23600 block Highway 99: A vehicle that appeared to be stolen was impounded. 8030 [ ]

Washington will not require priests to report child abuse disclosed in confession

My Edmonds News 10/11 4:11A MyEdmondsNews

Washington has abandoned its effort to force Catholic priests and other religious leaders to divulge information on child abuse and neglect they learn of in confession. With a pair of [ ]

Local nonprofit to celebrate community leaders in annual fundraising breakfast

My Edmonds News 10/10 7:00P MyEdmondsNews

Leadership Snohomish County (LSC) is hosting its 10th annual Leadership Day from 7:30-9 a.m. Oct. 14 at the Tulalip Resort and Casino. Three annual awards will be presented at the [ ]

Executive Director Kathy Liu leaving Edmonds Center for the Arts

My Edmonds News 10/10 5:15A MyEdmondsNews

The Edmonds Center for the Arts (ECA) announced Friday that Executive Director Kathy Liu will be stepping down Nov. 14 after two years with the organization. Since joining ECA in [ ]

Letter to the editor: Supporting Glenda Krull for Edmonds City Council Position 1

My Edmonds News 10/10 4:56A MyEdmondsNews

Editor: As Edmonds faces another round of budget challenges, we need leaders who know how to manage money wisely and not just talk about it. That is just one reason [ ]

WA’s food aid program for infants and mothers now funded through October

My Edmonds News 10/10 4:46A MyEdmondsNews

Washington mothers and their babies will have access to food benefits through the end of the month, even though the federal government remains shut down, the state’s Department of Health [ ]