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The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market opened its 20th season on May 11, 2025, attracting a record crowd. The market will celebrate its anniversary on June 15 and host various special events throughout the summer. Shoppers can enjoy fresh produce and handmade goods every Sunday until October 20.
Philharmonia Northwest will present the West Coast premiere of Eric Whitacre's "The Sacred Veil" on May 18, 2025, at Bastyr University Chapel. The performance, featuring the Kirkland Choral Society, explores themes of love, loss, and solace. Tickets are priced at $25 for adults and $20 for seniors and students, with free admission for children under 18.
Kenmore Council proposed an affordable housing mandate aimed at addressing the region's housing crisis. The initiative seeks to increase the availability of affordable housing options for residents. This move aligns with broader efforts in Washington state to enhance housing affordability.
Shorewood Track & Field teams excelled at the WesCo South Championships, with the boys winning their third consecutive title and the girls placing second. Notable achievements included Mila Fotinatos breaking her own school record in the 400m and multiple meet records set by Hayes Stetler, Jaden Marlow, and Otto Erhart.
ShoreSmiles Orthodontics has served the Shoreline community for five years, providing inclusive orthodontic care for all ages. The practice focuses on building confidence and trust among patients while giving back to the local community through various support initiatives.
Shorewood girls' tennis team won the District 1 Team Championship, marking their fourth consecutive title. Rylie Gettmann and Alex Mignogna advanced to the state tournament alongside doubles champions Mari Brittle and Bridget Cox. The tournament will be held in Vancouver, Washington, on May 23rd and 24th.
Kenmore City Council plans to implement an Inclusionary Zoning mandate requiring developers to allocate 10% of larger units as affordable housing or pay a fee. This policy aims to promote smaller, more affordable homes in response to the rising costs of new housing, with townhouses selling for around $827,000 and single-family homes exceeding $1 million. A public hearing is scheduled for June 9, with a final vote expected on June 23.
Gordon Snyder reflects on the unexpected rainy weather during spring while taking his dog Charlie to the park. Despite the wet conditions, both enjoy the outdoors, noting the benefits of rain for plants. Snyder encourages others to embrace the spring rain and explore nature.
Jacob Bilbo, Parks Bond Project Manager for the City of Shoreline, will present plans for West Echo Lake Park during the Echo Lake Neighborhood Association meeting on May 20, 2025. The new park will join existing local parks and enhance community access to nature.
Washington state and 19 attorneys general filed lawsuits against the Trump administration for threatening to withhold federal funding unless states assist with immigration enforcement. The lawsuits target FEMA and DOT, arguing that these conditions undermine public safety and violate state laws protecting immigrant rights.