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Shorewood Elementary School PTA seeking vendors for its 2025 Craft Bazaar, coming Nov. 8

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The Shorewood Elementary School PTA is now accepting vendor applications for its 2025 Craft Bazaar, set for November 8. This annual event attracts local artisans and shoppers, making it a cornerstone of community engagement. The bazaar will showcase handmade goods, holiday items, and unique gifts, highlighting the creativity of local vendors. The PTA noted the event's importance, stating, “This event is such a fun, long-standing community tradition. ” Interested sellers can secure a spot by completing the application form linked in the announcement.

Since its inception, the PTA has aimed to foster community spirit and support local artisans. The Craft Bazaar not only provides a platform for vendors but also enriches the local economy. Community events like this bolster local culture and traditions, creating lasting connections among residents.

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Highline High School Alumni Foundation welcomes Jeff Ashley as its new President

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