Edmonds News

Every Tuesday, Margaret Miner spends several hours at the Providence Regional Cancer Partnership.

The Freedom Leg is 2.5 pounds. Anyone who's ever worn crutches knows they are a pain at best.

Downtown Edmonds has put out the welcome signs for visitors coming to sample its wares.

Incumbents were holding their own in early City Council election returns Tuesday.

Washington State Department of Transportation Ferries Division will shut down service on Port Townsend-Keystone route beginning Wednesday night and until Friday morning to rebuild one of the 50-car ferry Steilacoom II's auxiliary generators.

Edmonds: Road work delayed two weeks A late delivery of blocks for a retaining wall means 72nd Avenue W. will remain closed until Nov.

Repairs on the Steilacoom II were completed and the ferry resumed today with a 6:30 a.m. departure from Port Townsend to Keystone.

The ferry Steilacoom II has been pulled out of service for repairs and sailings on the Keystone-Port Townsend route have been cancelled until Friday, Oct.

John D. Hays, an IT manager in Edmonds, Wash., devotes most of his spare time these days to helping develop a communications system that's designed to integrate portable two-way radios with the global telephone network.

The Port Townsend/Keystone ferry is not operating Thursday morning. The D.O.T. says repairs that need to be made on the Steilacoom II will take longer than anticipated.

Hey kids: Here's a chance to fight Mr. Tooth Decay and put some money in your pocket.

The future of this city's fire department hangs on a City Council vote. Council members say they expect a final vote by Nov.

A decomposed body found in a Monroe house earlier this week may be that of a man family members had reported missing in August.

The lone contested race for a spot on the Edmonds School Board pits a district watchdog against an appointed incumbent.

Initiative 1033 promoter Tim Eyman will discuss the statewide measure in a town hall-style forum at Edmonds Community College on Monday.

Michael O'Leary / The Herald Roberta Wolfe and Brenda Oldfieldt prepare the tent at The Farm in Snohomish for a country western fundraiser Saturday.

A micro-earthquake was detected this morning off Edmonds. The tremor registered a magnitude 2.0 at 8:32 a.m., according to the Pacific Northwest Seismic Network at the University of Washington.

SUPERIOR COURT JUDGE Tessandore most sensitive to victims Rico Tessandore is the best candidate for Snohomish County Superior Court judge.

Union leaders are accusing Mukilteo's assistant fire chief of a conflict of interest because he also serves on the Board of Commissioners for Snohomish County Fire District 1. They say Brian McMahan should step down from the fire commission.

Frontier Bank is suing the Edmonds-based McNaughton Group, stating in court documents that the bank is owed more than $40 million by the real estate development company.