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No Kings protest largest gathering ever held in Lake Forest Park

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An estimated 1,800 to 2,000 attendees protested peacefully on Bothell Way during the "NO KINGS" event in Lake Forest Park on June 14, 2025. Chief of Police Mike Harden noted the historic turnout during his 25 years of service, emphasizing the peaceful nature of the gathering. Protesters voiced a strong commitment to protecting democracy and empowering their community. Lake Forest Park Resident Alison H. remarked on the collective spirit felt among attendees.

The event also featured a food drive for Hopelink, demonstrating a commitment to local needs amid political discontent. This protest is part of a larger wave of similar demonstrations across the state and county, showcasing united voices against authoritarianism. Organizers encouraged the public to stay engaged and informed about future actions through platforms like indivisible. org. The "NO KINGS" movement represents a significant shift in public sentiment against perceived government corruption.

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