Almost three thousand protesters in Lake Forest Park for the No Kings rally

Shoreline, WALocal News

Lake Forest Park hosted nearly 3,000 protesters on Saturday during the No Kings rally, a part of a larger movement against President Trump’s agenda. The League of Women Voters of Washington joined local activists, emphasizing the need for vigilance in protecting democracy. League representatives Philippa Kassover and Molly Zaccardi actively engaged with attendees, promoting civic participation and the importance of voting. This rally was one of over 2,700 events held across the United States, which collectively attracted at least 7 million participants. Protesters expressed deep concerns about Trump's agenda, labeling it cruel and illegal.

The event provided a platform for local voices to advocate for democratic values and community involvement. Attendees were encouraged to remain active in political processes and to vote. With significant turnout, the rally demonstrated a strong local commitment to opposing perceived threats to democracy.

Related Articles

Tickets on sale now for Mrs. Dilber's Christmas Carol at The Phoenix Theatre opening November 28, 2025

Tickets for "Mrs. Dilber's Christmas Carol" at The Phoenix Theatre go on sale now, with the show opening on November 28, 2025. Directed by Eric Lewis, the production features a script by Arthur M. Jolly. This Christmas-themed play promises to be a festive highlight for local theatergoers.

Girmay Zahilay sworn into office as the seventh elected King County Executive

Girmay H. Zahilay was sworn in as King County Executive on November 25, 2025, becoming the youngest and first immigrant to hold this position. In his inaugural address, he outlined his vision for addressing homelessness, affordability, and improving government services. Zahilay previously won the election by nearly 10 points and succeeds Dow Constantine.

WSDOT warns of snow andor freezing rain on all the mountain passes

The Washington State Department of Transportation warns travelers of snow and freezing rain across several mountain passes from Tuesday through Thursday. Drivers should monitor weather reports and safety tips to avoid hazardous conditions, particularly on I-90 and other major routes.