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Edmonds Beacon
October 10th, 2024
by Joe Scordino
The Edmonds Marsh Volunteer Restoration Project concluded its work for the year in restoring freshwater connections to the Edmonds Marsh and reestablishing a “new” Shellabarger Creek open channel on the west side of Highway 104. A volunteer tree planting event in October will complete the goals of this habitat restoration project for 2024.
Continue reading “Volunteers complete Edmonds Marsh and creek restoration work”Posted Posted 7/13/24
By Brian Soergel
Edmondseditor@yourbeacon.net
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Because of the risk of contaminated drinking water in Woodway and south Edmonds, a newly formed nonprofit says its first action is challenging the recent City of Edmonds’ Critical Aquifer Recharge Area (CARA) regulation.
The City said it does not comment on pending litigation.
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