Letter: Edmonds' neighbourhood needs to be safer for pedestrians
Edmonds is not as safe as it used to be for pedestrians, a Burnaby resident claims, believing more motorists are ignoring the calming measures in place.
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Edmonds is not as safe as it used to be for pedestrians, a Burnaby resident claims, believing more motorists are ignoring the calming measures in place.
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In the wake of the death of 14-year-old Muska Behzad who was struck and killed by a dump truck on her way home from school, the company whose job site the truck was servicing says it has put in measures to try to prevent more tragedies.
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: March 17, 2021 Michelle Bennett Edmonds Mayor Mike Nelson on Wednesday announced that he has appointed King County Sheriff’s Office veteran Michelle Bennett to serve as the city’s acting chief of police, effective Thursday, March 18. Bennettt will replace Acting Chief Jim Lawless, who is resigning to take a job as assistant police chief in Marysville. Bennett will serve as acting chief while the city conducts its recruitment for the next police chief — a process that is estimated to take several months. Under city code, her appointment can run for six months...