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Governor Bob Ferguson criticized FEMA's denial of Washington's application for federal disaster relief following significant damage from November's bomb cyclone, estimated at $34 million. He stated that the state met all criteria for funding, and the decision will delay recovery efforts for affected communities. Washington plans to appeal the denial within the 30-day timeframe.
Shorecrest defeated Meadowdale in a girls' tennis match held at Meadowdale, with a final score of 6-1. Key victories in singles came from Katelynne Wycoff, Lily Haessler, Ally Miner, and Sophie Schmitz, while the doubles teams also secured commanding wins. The match showcased strong performances from Shorecrest players, contributing to their overall success in the season.
Shoreline Community College is set to celebrate its 60th anniversary with a Community Open House on May 8, 2025, from 3:00 PM to 7:00 PM. The event, free and open to all ages, will include live performances, interactive activities, and opportunities to connect with students, faculty, and alumni. Attendees can also enjoy light refreshments, prizes, and Shoreline branded merchandise.
The City of Shoreline, in collaboration with Cascade Bicycle Club, is offering an off-bike class designed for beginner and intermediate cyclists. Scheduled for April 30, 2025, the class will cover essential topics such as riding equipment, bike infrastructure, and route planning. Participants can attend in person at City Hall or join online via Zoom.
A panel presentation titled "Are You Ready for Fire Season?" will take place on May 3, 2025, at Third Place Commons in Lake Forest Park, WA. The event aims to educate attendees on preparing for fire season amidst ongoing drought conditions in Washington State, which has been declared a drought emergency for the third consecutive year. The Seattle Times highlights the increasing risk of wildfires due to long-term drought and higher temperatures, stressing the importance of community preparedness.
The Lakeshore Garden Club is hosting its annual plant sale on April 26, 2025, at the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church. This popular event features a variety of plants, including perennials, shrubs, and edible options, with proceeds supporting local charitable initiatives. The sale not only benefits the community but also fosters a love for gardening among residents.
Edmonds Woodway triumphed over Shorewood with a final score of 5-1 in a fastpitch softball game held at Meridian Park on April 14, 2025. Key players for Edmonds Woodway included C. Ingalls and A. McCorvey, who delivered impressive performances at the plate. The game showcased strong pitching from both teams, highlighting the competitive spirit of local high school sports.
The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market will commence its season on Mother's Day, May 11, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM at City Hall. This event not only offers fresh produce and local goods but also supports the Market Bucks program, which aids food-insecure community members. The market will operate every Sunday until October 19, providing a vital resource for the community.
The Lake Forest Park Rotary Club collaborated with the Calgary Rotary Club to successfully ship a donated firetruck to Guatemala, enhancing local firefighting capabilities. Rotarian Ed Sterner played a pivotal role in this initiative, which involved extensive planning and coordination. This endeavor highlights the international service efforts supported by Rotary clubs.
The article announces the upcoming Death Café event, scheduled for April 17, 2025, at the Shoreline/LFP Senior Center. The gathering aims to provide a supportive space for open discussions about death and dying, encouraging attendees to share their thoughts and experiences without judgment. Free refreshments will be provided, and all interested individuals are welcome to join.