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1. Former Congressman Brian Baird to speak at Edmonds Lions Club Sept. 22 (myedmondsnews.com) — Edmonds residents are invited to hear former Congressman Brian Baird speak at the Edmonds Lions Club meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 22 at the Pancake Haus downtown. Baird, an Edmonds resident since 2011, will explain how the Edmonds Serves "Community of Service" model is spreading nationwide and how locals can stay involved. The Lions Club also welcomes new members at its regular meetings.
2. Council hires law firm to address ongoing legal disputes over wastewater treatment plant (myedmondsnews.com) — Edmonds officials have hired Seattle law firm Ahlers Cressman & Sleight to help resolve costly disputes over the city's troubled wastewater treatment plant carbon recovery project, which has forced sludge hauling to Oregon. Councilmembers also reviewed a long-term operating deal for Yost Pool and discussed moving Edmonds Community Court sessions to Lynnwood's new Neighborhood Center under an interlocal agreement. These decisions could affect local utility rates, recreation options, and court access.
3. Where to find u-pick pumpkin patches and farm stands (greaterseattleonthecheap.com) (greaterseattleonthecheap.com) — If you're planning fall outings, Fairbank Farm in Edmonds offers acres of pumpkins, a corn maze, a treasure hunt, and farm animals on October weekends. It's one of many Seattle-area pumpkin patches highlighted in this guide, which also explains hours, ticket prices, and what to expect at other regional farms throughout October.
4. Support 7 honors 45 years of volunteer service, and founder's widow, with commemorative bricks (lynnwoodtimes.com) — Support 7 volunteers and community members recently gathered at Lynnwood's Heritage Park to dedicate commemorative bricks honoring 45 years of crisis-response service that began with Edmonds Fire Department chaplain Ken Gaydos. The ceremony especially recognized his widow, Lois, whose quiet support helped grow the ministry that now assists South County Fire, Edmonds-area agencies, and families across South Snohomish County during some of their hardest moments.
5. Prep girls soccer: Marysville Getchell blanks district rival (heraldnet.com) — Edmonds-Woodway's girls soccer team battled Kamiak to a 0-0 non-league draw, with goalkeepers Ella Bryant and Morgan Smith sharing the shutout for the Warriors. The roundup also recaps several other Wesco and non-league matches, but Edmonds-Woodway's defensive stand is the key takeaway for local fans following early-season form.
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