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Letter to the editor: The muddle of the Missing Middle

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: July 26, 2021 Editor: We have heard much about the “Missing Middle” lately from the Citizens Housing Commission (CHC). Indeed, the Missing Middle is identified as one of the key motivations for Edmonds to transform its zoning laws and the even its entire housing and neighborhood structure. Although the CHC described aspects of the Missing Middle, it was not adequately defined nor was it put into historical context.  Many Edmonds residents had no clear idea what The Missing Middle is nor why the CHC thought it was such an important element of the housing “crisis” in Edmonds. Wikipedia defines the Missing Middle as an urban planning scheme that was introduced in 2010 by an architect, Daniel Parolek. He wrote a book about this plan and coined the term “The Missing Middle.”

Election 2021: Four vying for Edmonds City Council Position 2 take debate stage

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: July 16, 2021 295 The candidates on the dais for the Position 2 debate. L to R: Lora Petso, Janelle Cass, Will Chen and Luke Distelhorst. With the Aug. 3 primary election ballots on their way to voters, candidates for Edmonds City Council Positions 1 and 2 faced off against each other for the first time Wednesday evening at a debate organized by My Edmonds News. Positions 1 and 2 both have three or more candidates on the primary ballot (Position 1: Alicia Crank, Kristiana Johnson and Brian Hartman; Position 2: Janelle Cass, Will Chen, Luke Distelhorst and Lora Petso). The top two vote-getters will advance to the Nov. 2 general election.

Election 2021: Edmonds City Council Pos 1 opponents Johnson, Crank meet in primary debate

MY EDMONDS NEWS Posted: July 15, 2021 Position 1 candidates take the stage for Wednesday’s debate. With the Aug. 3 primary election less than three weeks away, candidates for Edmonds City Council positions 1 and 2 faced off against each other for the first time Wednesday evening at a debate organized by My Edmonds News. Positions 1 and 2 both have three or more candidates on the primary ballot (Position 1: Alicia Crank, Kristiana Johnson and Brian Hartman; Position 2: Janelle Cass, Will Chen, Luke Distelhorst and Lora Petso). The top two vote-getters will advance to the Nov. 2 general election. This story will focus on the candidates vying for Position 1. Candidate Brian Hartman did not respond to invitations to participate, leaving Wednesday’s debate as a two-person standoff between incumbent Johnson and challenger Crank. All three names will, however, appear on the Aug. 3 primary ballot.

Eyeing impact on neighborhoods, city council considers five Edmonds housing recommendations

Eyeing impact on neighborhoods, city council considers five Edmonds housing recommendations
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Council agrees on next steps for evaluating housing proposals; considers tree protection options

Council agrees on next steps for evaluating housing proposals; considers tree protection options
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