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Bloodworks Northwest seeks 28 donors for the Back to School Blood Drive in Richmond Beach on September 6, 2025. The event takes place at the Shoreline Fire Safety Center, and those aged 16 and 17 can donate with parental permission. Walk-up donations are welcome, and eligibility inquiries can be made via phone or the Bloodworks website.
Magpie Thrift opened a new location in Shoreline at 15403 Westminster Way North. The store promotes sustainability and donates a portion of sales to local nonprofits, including those supporting recycling and LGBTQIA+ initiatives. It also collaborates with the Shoreline Tool Library to fund bike repairs and sales.
Rosie the Riveter made a surprise appearance at the Workers Over Billionaires protest in Bothell on Labor Day. This iconic figure represents women who worked in factories during World War II, symbolizing empowerment and resilience. Her presence highlights the ongoing struggle for workers' rights and gender equality.
A rally titled "Workers Over Billionaires" attracted around 350 participants in Shoreline, WA, on Labor Day, highlighting various issues including workers' rights and immigration. Organizer Sandy Labyris criticized recent cuts to federal worker protections under the Trump administration. Protesters expressed their commitment to saving the country through activism.
Approximately 300 protesters gathered at the Labor Day "Workers Over Billionaires" rally in Lake Forest Park, celebrating community and democracy. Participants expressed gratitude for the event's organization and highlighted the importance of local activism.
A Barred Owl visited a garden in Shoreline, perched just 12 feet away from the observer. This encounter occurred while the owner was watering their heat-stressed yard, providing a rare close-up view of the bird.
Coastal Community Bank donated funds to the Shoreline College Foundation, supporting student basic needs. This contribution aims to assist students facing financial hardships, enhancing their academic experience.
Uninsured Washington residents can access essential vaccines through state programs. The Adult Vaccine Program offers vaccines for adults 19 and older, while the Childhood Vaccine Program provides free vaccinations for children under 19. Parents can view required immunizations for the upcoming school year on the DOH website.
Linking a Lime or Bird account to the Transit Go Ticket App allows riders to earn free transit tickets. Commuters can ride to specific light rail stations or transit centers to accumulate credits for future bike or scooter trips. This initiative aims to enhance the commuting experience while promoting the use of shared transportation.
King County expanded its mobile crisis teams for youth, increasing the total from two to nine teams available 24/7. The teams, operated by the YMCA, provide urgent mental health support to young people facing behavioral health crises. Last year, these teams assisted over 1,200 youth and families, a number expected to rise with the expansion.