Anti-porn protest tale prompts corporate pullback
Northland Corporation, parent of Plaid-7, says 1400 stores will stop selling several magazines deemed offensive while arguing no causal link to misbehavior. The piece weighs censorship, tolerance, and First Amendment implications, noting retailer capitulation and politics around pornography debates.
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Beach dance a winner at Edmonds teen event
Edmonds' Second Annual Teen Beach Dance on May 31 drew over 1,000 students from five Edmonds School District high schools to Edmonds Marina Beach with live music by the Strypes. More than 60 chaperones and city and district staff assisted, with gratitude voiced to youth groups, the Edmonds Youth Activities Board, Interhigh, city staff, parents, port commissioners, and City Council members.
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Edmonds
Edmonds Marina Beach
Roaming dogs spark cul-de-sac complaint and calls for enforcement
A resident describes a rash of burglaries prompting dog ownership but notes unleashed dogs roaming the cul-de-sac. The neighbor’s dogs violate a leash rule and cleanup duty, while Animal Control officers and 911 responses reveal enforcement gaps and frustration with the ordinance.
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Animal Control
Uncertain editorial notices from multiple Lynnwood papers
A fragmentary OCR shows names and titles across Lynnwood publications including Enterprise and Weekend and related editors Randall Dodd Mike Murray Wendell Dodd Thomas Good and Ronald Treddy. The text lists addresses in Lynnwood and Edmonds with Pobox details and several salutations.
Identity mixups hit Enterprise editor again
The Enterprise reports a year of misaddressed mail showing 12 months of repeated errors in salutations and labels. Editors note the recurring identity mixups, with salutations misnaming the editor and mixing up simple names.
Drug Raid Fallout Draws Student Letter at Brier Terrace
A letter from 131 Brier Terrace Middle School students protests a May 28 drug raid report. They argue the article harms the school’s reputation, call for punishment for those involved, and urge focus on positives while seeking the drug source.
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Brier-Terrace Middle School
Brier- Terrace
Thank you for Steve Jessup's sports coverage
Keith Kingsbury Edmonds Community College head basketball coach praises Steve Jessup for excellent coverage of Edmonds athletics, especially the Conference Tournament at Walla Walla. Coaches, players, parents, and fans praise his efficiency and collaboration.
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Steve Jessup
Edmonds Community College
Walla Walla
Keith Kingsbury
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