By Hutch Clarke
If you’ve paid attention to the news in the past week, you’re familiar with the events at the Capitol building in Washington D.C. last week. Trump supporters raided the Capitol in protest of what they claim to be fraudulent election results while electoral college votes were being counted.
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By Ariana Burr
On October 17th, Edmonds-Woodway was busy collecting socks for the fall sock drive from 11:00am to 1:00pm. As the cold weather approaches, many people in need require new, warm socks.
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“Considering the COVID pandemic, it’s important to lower the chances of spread by properly throwing away trash!” – Mariana Rolon By Severin Kavanah The Edmonds Beach Cleanup took place this past Friday, October 17th at Edmonds Marina Beach from 4-5 pm. Edmonds-Woodway students Emma Shogren, Mariana Rolon, Gia Nguyen, and Sydney Durgan took part in cleaning up the litter strewn
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By Sydney Nalamliang
As a consequence of the dry summer weather, wildfires have spread across the West Coast…
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By Kate Koenig
Have you heard that Edmonds Woodway hasn’t been recycling? Earth Service Corporation, one of Edmonds Woodway’s new clubs, plans to change that. ESC is an environmental club, and is partnered with the YMCA environmental program. One of the biggest…
By Emelia Persell
This year, Edmonds Woodway has a new club focused on health and the environment—Bike Club. Founded by Max Pearson and Jiovany Badier, the club is…
Read moreBy Stephanie Farmer
On Friday, October fifth, Washington State’s Poet Laureate came to Edmonds Woodway to educate students, tell her story, and preach the power of poetry to young minds. Claudia Castro Luna is the sixth poet laureate of Washington State, and its first poet laureate of color.
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You may have seen ASB kids walking around the halls this week with plastic cans, collecting money for this year’s Charity for Change collaboration. This year EWHS is donating to the foundation…
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