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Fall tool sale at Shoreline Tool Library October 4, 2025

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The Shoreline Tool Library will host its fall tool sale on October 4, 2025, from 9 AM to 3 PM, with an early start at 8:30 AM for presale ticket holders. The event will feature baked goods and an inventory of bikes available at fixed prices. Attendees who RSVP by October 3 and check the "Yes please! " option will be entered into a raffle for a chance to win a presale ticket. The first 11 presale tickets, priced at $50 each, will support the nonprofit Seattle REconomy tool libraries.

This initiative promotes community engagement and sustainable practices in NE Seattle and Shoreline. The event is sponsored by BECU and in partnership with Seattle ReCreative, highlighting local collaborations. The funds raised will directly benefit the tool libraries and their mission to provide accessible resources to the community. Such events are crucial for fostering a culture of reuse and sustainability in the region.

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