Thanksgiving Evening and Turkey Day Fun Run in Shoreline

Shoreline, WALocal News

As the sun set on Thanksgiving Evening in Shoreline, residents were treated to an extraordinary view of Jupiter, Venus, and the moon, captured beautifully by local photographer Jan Hansen. This celestial event served as a perfect backdrop for the community's holiday celebrations. Simultaneously, the annual Turkey Day Fun Run at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park brought together a large crowd, fostering a sense of camaraderie and festive spirit. This year's event, themed "space," not only offered fun for participants but also aimed to support local needs, with proceeds benefiting the Shoreline Hopelink food bank. Volunteers, including Teresa Pape and Teresa Pascale, were instrumental in ensuring the event ran smoothly and safely, showcasing the community's dedication to each other.

The combination of stunning astronomical sights and local charitable efforts epitomizes the essence of Thanksgiving in Shoreline. Such events enrich the local culture and promote engagement among residents. Overall, the celebrations highlight the significance of community support and shared experiences during the holiday season.

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