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Sunday protests continue in Shoreline, with a NO KINGS protest planned for Saturday June 14, 2025

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Shoreline-based Everyday Activists will hold weekly protests every Sunday in June and July, excluding June 15, 2025. A special "NO KINGS" March is planned for June 14, 2025, from 1-3 p. m. at Shoreline's Park at Town Center. The organizers will collect hygiene items for the Hopelink food pantry, focusing on essential items like toothpaste, tampons, and toilet paper.

This initiative underscores the community's commitment to addressing local needs through activism and charity. Regular participation in these protests not only fosters civic engagement but also highlights pressing social issues faced by the community. The ongoing efforts align with a broader movement advocating for social change and support for those in need. Residents are encouraged to attend and contribute, strengthening community ties and support networks.

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