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Burien Recology Store hosting Reusable Paper Towel Workshop on Saturday, May 10

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Burien Recology Store plans to host a Reusable Paper Towel Workshop on May 10, 2025, from 10 a. m. to 3 p. m. The event focuses on educating participants about the benefits of reusable products over disposable ones.

Attendees will engage in hands-on activities that promote sustainable practices and reduce waste. Recology, a leader in waste management, aims to strengthen community ties through this initiative. The workshop is expected to attract residents from Burien and the surrounding Seattle Metropolitan Area. Local officials support such initiatives to address environmental challenges and promote eco-friendly behaviors. This workshop aligns with broader sustainability efforts in King County and Washington state.

By fostering a culture of sustainability, Recology seeks to inspire lasting changes in consumer habits.

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Quick action by lifeguards saves child from drowning at Olympic View Swim Club in Normandy Park

Lifeguards at the Olympic View Swim Club in Normandy Park rescued a child found unresponsive in the pool on June 20, 2025. Thanks to immediate CPR, the child regained consciousness and is expected to recover fully. Emergency responders credited the swift actions of the lifeguards as vital to saving the child's life.