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Shark Garden to host annual Spring Open House on Saturday, April 26

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Shark Garden will host its annual Spring Open House on Saturday, April 26, from 12:00 PM to 3:00 PM local time. The event will include activities such as soil testing and discussions on host organisms, focusing on sustainable gardening practices. Located at 614 SW 120th St, Burien, Washington, the open house invites families and gardening enthusiasts from the Seattle Metropolitan Area to participate. This year’s theme emphasizes community engagement and education in home gardening. Attendees can expect to interact with gardening experts who will provide insights on enhancing garden productivity.

The event aims to promote eco-friendly gardening techniques among local residents, fostering a culture of sustainability. According to organizers, last year's open house attracted over 200 visitors, highlighting the growing interest in gardening. This year, they anticipate even higher attendance as gardening continues to gain popularity in the region.

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WSDOT announces overnight closures on I-5, SR 516, SR 509 for construction work through Friday, May 2

Overnight lane and ramp closures on I-5, SR 516, and SR 509 will occur in the Burien, Des Moines, SeaTac, and Kent area from April 28 through May 2, 2025. The closures facilitate construction activities related to the SR 509 Completion Project, which aims to improve local highway infrastructure. Detours will be in place during the closures.

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BAT Theatres The Sandwich Ministry donates 400 sandwiches (so far) to Transform Burien with two weekends remaining

BAT Theatre's "Sandwich Ministry" partnered with Transform Burien to deliver over 400 sandwiches to local residents in need. The initiative has exceeded expectations, providing vital meals for those without regular access to food. Community members praise the program's impact and encourage support for future efforts.

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Suspect arrested after chase that started in Federal Way ends in Auburn

A suspect was arrested following a high-speed chase that began in Federal Way and ended in Auburn. The driver, who was clocked at 103 mph on I-5, attempted to flee on foot after authorities deployed spike strips to disable the vehicle. He now faces felony eluding charges.