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MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: January 23, 2021 1132
Mack Benek with the sign featuring his artwork, now installed outside the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center log cabin. (Photo by Bob Sears)
A concept for a Welcome to Edmonds sign designed by local artist Mack Benek has found a new home at the Edmonds Chamber of Commerce Visitors Center log cabin on 5th Avenue.
With support from local business owner Mike McMurray, Benek created the sign design when city officials in 2018 began seeking community input on options for replacing the aging Welcome to Edmonds gateway sign along State Route 104. After two public open houses, and two online surveys with more than 1,800 responses, the city chose a design by Clayton Moss, owner of Edmonds-based Forma Design, for the Highway 104 location.
Mailchimp acquires Chatitive, a B2B messaging startup and Madrona Venture Labs spinout
January 11, 2021 at 10:29 am
(Chatitive Image)
Marketing giant Mailchimp has acquired Chatitive, a Seattle startup that helps businesses communicate with customers via text messaging.
Chatitive CEO Andy Hollenbeck. (Mailchimp Photo)
Terms of the deal were not disclosed but a person familiar with acquisition called it a “good outcome.” Mailchimp said the deal “helps our small business customers reach their audience in new ways.”
“It’s more important than ever for small businesses to reach their customers where they are, and mobile messaging is an incredibly effective way to do just that,” Mailchimp said in a statement.
MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: January 8, 2021
Edmonds Housing Commissioners speak during Thursday night’s meeting.
Working to fulfill the Edmonds City Council’s assigned mission to expand the range of housing in Edmonds, the Edmonds Citizens’ Housing Commission Thursday night invited residents to a remote open house where commissioners unveiled draft policy proposals.
Members of the public are also invited to share their thoughts through a survey at
www.citizenshousingcommission.org/events, which is open until Jan. 11.
On Thursday night, commissioners outlined the policies they are considering as they finalize recommendations to send the Edmonds City Council by the end of January, the result of a process that began with the commission’s first meeting in September 2019. The commission is comprised of 15 members and eight alternates who represent neighborhood districts in Edmonds.