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The Burien City Council will address a proposed public safety levy lid lift and zoning ordinance during a meeting on June 16, 2025. The discussions also include broader topics such as infrastructure and public security. Local residents may vote on these measures in the upcoming autumn ballot.
Des Moines Waterland PrideFest will take place on Saturday, June 21, featuring a Rainbow Run, farmers market, art, games, and a drag show. This event celebrates the LGBT community and aims to foster inclusivity in the region.
A debate on UFO lore will occur on October 10, 2025, in Truth or Consequences, New Mexico, pitting Roswell enthusiasts against proponents of the Maury Island Incident. The event aims to address controversies surrounding the 1947 UFO sightings in Roswell and Washington state, highlighting their cultural significance. Organizers hope to clarify competing narratives while engaging the public in the ongoing discourse surrounding these iconic incidents.
A new segment of the Lake to Sound Trail opened in South King County, completing two-thirds of a planned 16-mile route connecting Lake Washington to Puget Sound. The trail now offers over seven miles of continuous, non-motorized access between Burien and SeaTac, enhancing connectivity to regional transit options.
The Tin Room Bar & Theater will screen the acclaimed comedy-drama "Four Mothers" on June 21, 2025. The event, sponsored by the Emerald City Irish Film Festival, tells the story of Edward, a novelist balancing his career and caring for his elderly mother while his friends embark on a Pride getaway.
The Seattle/King County Coalition on Homelessness has appealed a Burien ordinance banning public sleeping, following a court ruling that upheld the law. The plaintiffs argue this ordinance violates the Washington State Constitution, emphasizing the human costs of policies criminalizing homelessness. Advocates highlight the tragic death of a plaintiff, underscoring the urgent need for effective responses to homelessness.
All Elite Wrestling (AEW) will host “AEW: Collision” and “AEW: Dynamite” at accesso ShoWare Center in Kent on June 21 and June 25, 2025. Fans can expect an exciting evening featuring AEW's talented roster and thrilling storylines. These events will be broadcast live, further expanding AEW’s reach and popularity.
Bloodworks Northwest urgently seeks Type O blood donations as summer trauma season begins, a period known for increased accidents and injuries. The organization reports a critical shortage, with over 14,000 open donation appointments available across Western Washington and Oregon. Donors can win prizes as part of the “Give Blood. Rescue a Human” campaign.
WABI Burien invites the community to a free walk at Seahurst Park on Wednesday, June 18, at 9 a.m. Participants will meet in the lower parking lot and embark on a 2-mile roundtrip journey with some steep sections, expected to last 60-90 minutes. The event encourages active living and community interaction.
Local author Corinn Reinhard publishes "My Brother Has Two Houses," a children's book addressing the complexities of living in a blended family. The narrative aims to provide support and comfort to young readers experiencing similar family dynamics, emphasizing the importance of validating children's emotions. Reinhard will host a book reading on July 19 at Paper Boat Bookstore in West Seattle.