Edmonds School Board sets hearings on long range facilities plan
Edmonds School Board schedules three public hearings on a plan to close nine schools in five years. Meetings June 6 13 20 at Woodway Lynnwood and Meadowdale high schools invite comments up to three minutes per speaker. Superintendent proposes closing Edmonds High and repurposing sites to save costs amid enrollment decline.
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Edmonds
Edmonds High School
Woodway High School
100Th Ave
Lynnwood High School
168Th St
Meadowdale High School
Bynawood
PTA
Mary Goetz
Hal Reasby
Reasby
Beasley
Lynnwood considers LID to upgrade Beverly Park water lines
Lynnwood moves to form a local improvement district in Beverly Park around 168th Street Southwest and 52nd Avenue West to upgrade water mains from four inches to 12 and 16 inches. About 16 homes and a 24 unit building would be affected with estimated total project cost of 250000 dollars. A public hearing is set for June 27.
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Lynnwood
Beverly Park
168Th Street
52Nd Avenue West
Loren Sand
Sand
Alderwood Water District
Browns Bay pollution blights Edmonds clams and bayside waters
A two year investigation traces Browns Bay contamination to Meadowdale septic leaks polluting storm drains. Edmon ds and Lynnwood officials warn of raw sewage in clams with arsenic and lead levels far above FDA safety limits. Public beaches remain closed to shellfish as health officials urge avoidance of water contact.
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Pamela J. Woodroff
Edmonds
South County
Edmonds Beach
Browns Bay
Department of Ecology
Glen Fiedler
Jerry
Jerry Hauth
City of
Hauth
Meadowdale
John A. Beare
Department of Social and Health Services
Division of Health
Houth
Lynnwood
John Blunt
AM Test, Inc
Seattle
Food and Drug Administration
Bill Cleland
FDA
Cleland
Charles Mangum
Bellingham
Grays Harbor
Blunt
Bob Stott
Puget Sound
Environmental Protection Agency
Puget Waters
Dave Galvin
METRO
Galvin
Tacoma
Lynnwood Revives Art Board as Dual Arts and Library Panel
Lynnwood creates a combined arts and library advisory board by merging the existing library board's five members. The panel will supervise the library and advise on public art displays while exploring promotion of art. It will meet this month to elect officers and draft bylaws. The city has a $6,000 art fund and aims to fund projects case by case rather than set up a permanent art fund.
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Lynnwood
Mike Caldwell
Comission Board
Vanishing Point
Citizen Board
Civic Center
Seattle Opera
Nancy Scott
Library Board
New Combination Arts and Library Board
Scott
Caldwell
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