Edmonds burglar active again in Seaview area
Edmonds police say a night prowler who targets occupied homes resumed activity after a summer hiatus. Five break-ins occurred last weekend in the Seaview area near 92nd Avenue and 192nd Street Southwest, with purses taken and later found near the homes. Police describe the thief’s pattern as entering between 10 PM and 7 AM, often via unlocked doors or windows, and caution residents to secure entry points and call 911 with any suspicious nighttime activity.
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Edmonds
Seaview
92Nd Avenue
192Nd Street
Art Wyatt
Wyatt
Remains of woman found in house at Mountlake Terrace
Mountlake Terrace police found skull and bones in a single story four bedroom home. The body appeared decomposed and had possibly been in the location for two or more months. Burned bones in a yard fire pit and a dog living in the house were noted. No signs of violent death were found. Identification pending.
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Mountlake Terrace
Terrace
Ray Harris
Harris
Edmonds candidates forum to feature city council race
A candidates night with a Q and A is set for tomorrow at 7 30 p m at Edmonds United Methodist Church. Invited are contenders for Edmonds City Council Edmonds School District Snohomish County Executive County Council District 3 and the Edmonds Port Commission.
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Edmonds United Methodist Church
Edmonds City
Edmonds
Snohomish County
County Council District 3
South County Voters Face District-Based County Races
South County voters go to the polls Tuesday for a primary dominated by county offices. Nine candidates seek county executive, sheriff, treasurer, clerk, auditor, and assessor posts, with two finalist slots in each race and district based County Council elections in districts 3 and 4. Officials predict about 25 percent turnout, roughly five percent above normal.
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South County
Snohomish County
Mill Creek in line to form new city and local races
Primary election highlights include Mill Creek incorporation vote to form a city and city council seats. Also on ballot are Edmonds School Board, Port of Edmonds, Olympic View Water District, Snohomish County Fire District 1, and county council districts 3 and 4 races with multiple candidates. Incumbent Willis Tucker faces three challengers for county executive. top two in each district advance to November.
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Mill Creek
Edmonds
Port of
Olympic View
Willis Tucker
Tucker
Court Sheehan
Paul Roberts
John
Hugo Frye) Patric
Snohomish
Larry Countryman
Snohomish County
South County
Lynnwood
Mountlake Terrace
Brier
Alderwood Manor
North Bothell
Bruce Agnew
Steve Callender
Doreen Sansom
Bothell
FUSE
Fair Use
Snohomish Energy
Eugene L. Inskeep Jr
Iona Cridland
Martha Lake
Shirley Betham
Fred Gucker
Glenn Hunt
Howard Holbrook
Judy Jones
Keith Kingsbury
Edmonds Port
Harold Bucklin
Charles King
Patricia Meeker
Jacob Mikkelberg
Woodway
Greg Selvidge
Olympic View Water and Sewer
John Fischer
Morris Malakoff
Paul Rosen
Final flush movement at Lynnwood sewage plant upgrade
Lynnwood is expanding its waste treatment capacity with a $7 million project to double the plant at Brown's Bay. Construction, one third complete, will enclose most processes in two new buildings and add new headworks and clarifiers to improve primary treatment before discharge to Puget Sound.
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Judy Gardiner
Lynnwood
Puget Sound
Lynnwoodss
Brown’s Bay
Lynnwood Public Works
Bill Nims
Humphrey
76Th Avenue
Burlington Northern
Nims
John Schaefer
Schaefer
Gray and Osborne
First week of Edmonds schools runs smooth amid enrollment rise
Edmonds School District reports a smooth opening with enrollment near projections, though some classrooms show overcrowding. High schools expect stronger than planned numbers while five elementary schools face large classes. Transportation issues exist but are limited after schedule changes and cost cuts. Some additional teachers may be hired if enrollment solidifies.
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Edmonds
Supt
Hal Reasley
Bob Downing
Beasley
Reasby
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