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Over 2,000 students graduated during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Winter 2024 Commencement ceremony on December 15, 2024, with nearly 1,400 participating at the Kohl Center. Notably, Ian Zhou from Seattle, WA, earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the College of Engineering. This event highlights the academic achievements of local students and their contributions to the university community.
Woodinville High School sophomore David Mun recently participated in the page program for Sen. Derek Stanford, where he drafted a mock bill aimed at limiting opioid prescriptions. Alongside his aspirations to become a pediatrician, David shared insights on time management gained during the program, highlighting the importance of youth engagement in legislative processes.
The Shoreline Fire Department will hold a public hearing on March 13, 2025, to discuss citizen appeals regarding the 2025 Fire Benefit Charge. The meeting will take place at Shoreline Fire Department Station 61 and will also be accessible online via Zoom. This hearing presents an important opportunity for community engagement and input on local fire funding.
Shoreline School Board Director Sara Betnel reports on a productive advocacy day in Olympia, where local representatives discussed critical funding needs for K-12 education. Key issues highlighted include special education, materials and supplies, and transportation funding, amidst broader budget reductions. The collaborative efforts of Shoreline students, families, and board members are pivotal in pushing for sustainable education funding.
The Kruckeberg Speaker Event and Annual Meeting in Grand Prairie, Texas, on February 21, 2025, will celebrate growth, nature, and health, featuring notable speaker David R. Montgomery. This annual gathering, organized by the City of Shoreline, aims to engage the community in discussions surrounding environmental conservation and sustainable practices.
The community is invited to attend a free presentation by Ana K. Celis, an underwater archaeologist from Mexico, at Shoreline Community College on March 5, 2025. The lecture will focus on the natural and cultural heritage of the Yucatán Peninsula, highlighting grassroots efforts to preserve its extensive underwater cave systems. Registration is required for attendance, and parking is free.
The Seattle Home & Garden Show returns to Lumen Field Event Center from February 20-23, showcasing innovative housing options, home décor, and gardening resources. This year’s highlights include a focus on Detached Accessory Dwelling Units (DADU) and special appearances by celebrities like Dr. Lori and Ciscoe Morris. Attendees can enjoy educational seminars, pet adoptions, and family-friendly activities, making it a must-visit event for the local community.
The Northwest Flower & Garden Festival is currently taking place at the Seattle Convention Center, running through February 23, 2025. Offering various ticket options, including discounts for students and groups, the festival showcases stunning displays, including multiple orchid exhibits. Visitors are encouraged to use public transit due to limited parking availability.
Shoreline Fire Department personnel were honored at the Recognition and Badge Ceremony held on February 20, 2025, celebrating their dedication and commitment to community safety. The event highlighted the professionalism and excellence of firefighters as they received new badges and promotions, reinforcing their vital role in the Shoreline community.
King County Councilmembers Reagan Dunn and Rod Dembowski proposed an ordinance on February 20, 2025, to end the automatic deletion of instant messages among county employees, ensuring these communications are preserved as part of the public record. This legislation aims to enhance government transparency and align King County's policies with recent state-level changes initiated by Governor Bob Ferguson.