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Outdoor events in Shoreline often welcome dogs, providing an opportunity for pet owners to enjoy activities with their pets. Owners should select suitable events, match the vibe to their dog’s temperament, and prepare with essential items for a positive experience. Observing their dog’s comfort level ensures enjoyable outings for both pets and owners.
Volunteers will gather on May 17, 2025, at 10 a.m. in Shoreline, Washington, for a community cleanup event in the North City Business District and light-rail station area. Participants need gloves and enthusiasm, while the city will provide vests and trash bags. The event will proceed rain or shine.
The Spotlight North artist studio tour occurs on May 17-18, 2025, featuring a dozen artists at ten locations. Admission is free, inviting community members to support local talent. Attendees can download a map and find participating artists by looking for yellow balloons.
A 51-year-old man barricaded himself in an apartment in Lake City after firing at a car early Thursday morning. The police, aware of his criminal history, negotiated with him for over five hours, leading to his peaceful surrender. Three females inside the apartment emerged unharmed, with no injuries reported.
Shoreline recreation program registration opens May 20 for residents, with Lake Forest Park residents gaining early access two days later. Open registration for all begins May 24, with discounts available for Lake Forest Park residents throughout the year. Scholarship reimbursements are offered for eligible youth from both communities.
Artist JoEllen Wang seeks community input for an Art Fence project at the Shoreview Park Off Leash Dog Area in Seattle. The survey for public feedback is open until May 23, 2025. Residents can access the survey online to share their thoughts.
The North King-Snohomish chapter of the Alliance for Gun Responsibility will host a free gun safety program, Be SMART for Kids, on June 8, 2025, at Edmonds United Methodist Church. The event aims to educate adults on safely storing firearms and includes free distribution of firearm lockboxes and trigger locks.
The University of Washington will host a Biology Open House on May 17, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM at the Life Sciences Building. Attendees of all ages can explore various scientific topics and interact with experts. The event also features an open greenhouse, offering a unique opportunity to learn about biology firsthand.
A Cappella Northwest will perform at the Richmond Beach Congregational Church on June 1, 2025, showcasing award-winning barbershop quartets. The concert features three groups, including the championship-winning Vocal Vintage, and is free with suggested donations.
Washington Governor Ferguson ordered flags at state facilities to be lowered to half-staff on May 18, 2025, in memory of Senator Bill Ramos, who passed away on April 19, 2025. A public memorial service will be held in Issaquah at 3:00 PM on the same day. Other entities are encouraged to participate in honoring the senator.