About 20 red dresses, shirts and other garments are displayed in the garden outside Edmonds Lutheran Church as part of its third annual art installation of “The Red Dress Project.”…
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‘Gunfire and non-stop shelling’: Group on its fifth mission to help Ukrainian dogs and cats
Here’s an update from the Ukraine War Animals Relief Fund (UWARF), a volunteer-led nonprofit that is on its latest mission to Ukraine. UWARF recently received $50,000 from Humane Society International…
Humane Society International awards $50K grant to Ukraine War Animals Relief Fund
The Ukraine War Animals Relief Fund (UWARF), a volunteer-led nonprofit run by an Edmonds man, has received a $50,000 grant from Humane Society International (HSI) to support its next mission to…
On the front lines with 1,000 dogs and cats — and Russian rockets
One thousand dogs and cats, Russian rockets, no power and bitter cold. Those are some of the challenges that face Edmonds resident Dan Fine and his volunteer team working feverishly…
‘Get Ready to Cry’: Reflecting on a month helping Ukrainian dogs of war
These are faces you won’t forget – the “war dogs” of Ukraine. For the past month, Edmonds residents Dan Fine and Tana Axtelle helped to treat and love these war…
Dogs of war: Edmonds residents describe efforts to help animals at Polish rescue clinic
This is the face of animals trapped in the Ukraine war. The wounds on his head tell just part of the story in a Polish rescue clinic as two Edmonds residents…
Edmonds residents headed for Poland to help animals displaced by war
Trapped in the Russia-Ukraine war are uncounted thousands of animals – pets lost or abandoned, farm animals and even zoo animals. Two Edmonds residents are heading to a Polish town…
Extraordinary 95-year-old heroine describes rescuing 100 Jewish children from Nazi-occupied France
An estimated 150 members and guests of Snohomish County’s Chabad Jewish Center gathered at Mukilteo’s Rosewood Community Center March 16 to hear the inspiring story of a young Jewish woman…
Vote for your top Lynnwood story in 2021
The year 2021 was a busy one in Lynnwood. We’ve included a list of major stories for the year, and now it’s your turn to vote for your top pick. (Click…
Seeking your shortbread fix? Amid COVID, Girl Scouts turn to online cookie sales, in-person delivery
From door hangers and car magnets to personalized online profiles and free in-person delivery, Girl Scouts across Washington state — including those in Edmonds, Lynnwood and Mountlake Terrace — are…
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Lynnwood City Council President George Hurst announces he’s running for mayor
Promising to bring strong leadership to navigate coming changes, Lynnwood City Council President George Hurst said Monday he is running for mayor in 2021. Hurst is the second candidate to…
Hero’s Cafe director on a mission to help veterans in need
When the Hero’s Cafe began, it was a chance for local military veterans to meet once a month for over a cup of coffee. After three years, Director Gary Walderman…
Community invited to celebrate Juneteenth during virtual Edmonds College event Friday
Community members are invited to attend the first Juneteenth celebration at Edmonds College on June 19, to mark the oldest known celebration of the end of slavery in the United States. The…
Food banks need extra support as they ramp up to meet demand fueled by COVID-19
With demand already doubling and expected to increase further as the COVID crisis deepens, local food banks – and their customers – are feeling the strain. Now more than ever…
Counting America in 2020 — it starts with rural Alaska
As you may have heard, it is time for the countdown for the start of another decennial United States census. Our nation, including the urban areas of Alaska, begin the…
City honored at United Seattle Korean School’s Market Days celebration
Hundreds gathered at the former Alderwood Middle School campus last week as members of the United Seattle-Bellevue Korean School (USBKS) hosted its annual Market Days Celebration. During the Jan. 18…
Community turns out to honor Dr. Martin Luther King Jr., recognize Shirley Sutton
Community members turned out in force Monday to honor the legacy of Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. as the Edmonds Center for the Arts served as the venue for both…
Lynnwood Today’s 2019 year in review: November-December
Lynnwood Today continues its look back at 2019. Part 6, November-December November On Nov. 1, Lynnwood Today reported that three South County Fire firefighters joined a Snohomish County strike team that…
Lynnwood Today’s 2019 year in review: September-October
Lynnwood Today continues its look back at 2019. Part 5, September-October September In partnership with Sound Transit, City of Lynnwood officials broke official ground Sept. 3 at the Lynnwood Transit Center…
Lynnwood Today’s 2019 year in review: July-August
Lynnwood Today continues its look back at 2019. Part 3, July-August July On July 1, Lynnwood Today reported that on June 29 that two Lynnwood men were arrested for allegedly robbing another…
Lynnwood Today’s 2019 year in review: May-June
Lynnwood Today continues its look back at 2019. Part 3, May-June May A woman was seriously injured and five people were displaced after a fire broke out May 2 at an…
New Zealand: Exploring the Land of Kiwis
Think New Zealand – do flightless kiwi birds and fuzzy-skinned kiwi fruit come to mind? You’ll find both in this amazing country… where you can experience Maori culture, hike through…
Lynnwood Today’s 2019 year in review: March-April
As we enter a new decade, Lynnwood Today continues its look back at 2019. Part 2, March-April March In an effort to address the area’s homelessness issue, the Lynnwood City Council discussed…
Scene in Lynnwood: Messages to military families line 208th Street
A Lynnwood man who sought the community’s help to send messages to military families this holiday season more than met his goal. Earlier this month, Patrick Crosby erected a 14-foot…
Hundreds gather Sunday for annual Menorah Lighting ceremony
The first night of Hanukkah was observed Sunday by more than 250 people during the 8th Annual Menorah Lighting ceremony at Lynnwood City Hall. People from multiple generations sang traditional…