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Places that opened, reopened, or earned a mention this month — the ones we'd go back to.
Plant joy, right here: Whether you're plotting a fall refresh or turning the living room into a mini jungle, Northwest Garden and Stone packs unique indoor and outdoor plants, good-looking pots, garden art, home décor and gifts, plus tool sharpening...
Seafood with a view: Arnies Restaurant leans into Pacific Northwest comfort, serving salmon and other Pacific Northwest favorites with sweeping views of Puget Sound and the Olympic Mountains.
Old-school movie night: Opened in 1924, The Edmonds Theater is that independent single-screen spot with actual character, showing the mainstream hits you’re already talking about.
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Rooster Bagel Cafe is planned for 515 Main St.
Full story at whatnow.com ↗
The former seminary for the Catholic Archdiocese of Seattle, Saint Edward State Park, is now a state park in Kenmore, Washington.
Full story at islands.com ↗
Shibly Ahmed, the owner and founder of CAD Seattle, has created a miniature musical boat named Emma, which has been attracting attention across the Puget Sound.
Full story at myedmondsnews.com ↗
Highway 99 was the focus of the Edmonds Civic Roundtable’s September meeting, with presentations including the New Start Center’�s bridge housing facility and updates on transportation projects and public safety.
Full story at myedmondsnews.com ↗
The third phase of the Scriber Creek Trail redevelopment in Lynnwood, Washington, has been completed in 2026, marking the completion of the third phase.
Full story at heraldnet.com ↗
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