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Census Data on Edmonds Coming Today

U.S. Census Bureau to reveal new information on growth of the city and the rest of Washington…
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Edmonds Getting Older, More Diverse

New data from the 2010 Census reveals the past decade brought demographic changes to Edmonds.
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Census: Edmonds Is in the Middle of Income Inequality in…

Edmonds has the 25th worst income inequality among cities that have more than 20,000 people.
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Labor Day By the Numbers

Courtesy of the U.S. Census Bureau, here are a handful of facts and statistics about the…
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Census Shows Edmonds has Second-Oldest Median Age of…

Edmonds median age is 45.9 the second-oldest median age for Washington cities with more than…
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Census Data Shows Not Much Change in Edmonds

City gains 194 residents; slight increase in vacant housing.
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Rich Block, Poor Block: How Does Your Edmonds Neighborhood…

Do different parts of Edmonds have different income levels? And how do the closest neighbors…
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Cheers to the Irish

In honor of St. Patrick's Day, here are a few Irish stats from the U.S. Census Bureau.
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In Washington, Mexican, Indian and Senior Populations Grew

New Census data indicates the state is older and more diverse.
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Fourth of July By the Numbers

Here are some fun facts on our Independence Day, courtesy of the U.S. Census Bureau.
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Edmonds Before George Brackett

Contrary to popular legend, the story of Edmonds does not begin with George Brackett. In 1866,…
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Love By the Numbers

In honor of Valentine's Day, the Census Bureau ran the numbers.
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Eighty-Nine Apartments, With Commercial Space, Planned on…

Seattle developer to construct two buildings near 232nd Street SW. A public hearing is…
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Logging: Edmonds' First Industry

Edmonds was born as a logging town. Logging began in earnest in the 1870s, and within 40 years…
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Former Lawmaker Ruderman to Run for Inslee's Seat

Laura Ruderman hopes to keep Jay Inslee's 1st Congressional District seat for Democrats if he…
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Mother's Day: The Story Behind the Holiday

Take a quick look into the history of Mother's Day.
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Mother's Day By the Numbers

The U.S. Census Bureau dishes up some stats about Mother's Day.
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To Own or to Rent – Recalculating in Today’s Housing Market

To buy, or not to buy, that is the question.
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FAQ: How Does a Caucus Work?

If you would like to participate in the Democratic precinct caucuses on Sunday but aren't sure…
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Union leader: Contract Extension Benefits More Than Just…

The commitment by Boeing and Machinists to work together for mutual success is the biggest…
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