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The Dunn Gardens Snowdrop Stroll invites community members to explore the beauty of early spring blooms at Dunn Gardens in Shoreline, Washington. This event offers a unique opportunity for nature enthusiasts and families to enjoy guided tours of the gardens, highlighting the significance of snowdrop flowers in the local ecosystem.
Shoreline Community College's co-op preschool and parent education programs, cherished in the community for 50 years, faced severe budget cuts but will now remain operational. College President Jack Kahn announced adjustments to ensure financial sustainability amid Washington state's $12 billion budget deficit, including a planned tuition fee increase. Parents will continue to have access to these valuable educational resources, thanks to collaborative efforts and advocacy.
The Bloodworks mobile unit will be in Richmond Beach on March 1, 2025, encouraging local residents to donate blood and help meet the ongoing national need for blood donations. With eligibility for most healthy adults and special provisions for 16 and 17-year-olds, the event presents a community opportunity to contribute positively during times of crisis.
Rep. Pramila Jayapal is hosting a webinar on the IRS Direct File program, a free tax filing service, aimed at helping constituents in Washington’s 7th Congressional District access essential tax credits. The event, scheduled for February 25, 2025, comes after the successful expansion of the program to 25 states, allowing millions more taxpayers to file their taxes for free. Interested participants are encouraged to RSVP due to limited availability.
A mosaic candle holder class is available at Shoreline Community College on February 22, 2025, offering a creative two-hour experience for participants. Supplies are included, and students have the option to bring their own tiles with instructor approval, all for a fee of $39. This engaging class is perfect for those looking to explore their artistic side while enjoying a unique craft.
A recent article highlights the beauty and intensity of sunsets, capturing the emotional spectrum they evoke in the community. The piece explores various perspectives on sunsets, emphasizing their significance in daily life and local culture. Engaging visuals accompany the text, making it a compelling read for nature enthusiasts and residents alike.
Lake Forest Park is falling behind neighboring cities in housing production, particularly in the construction of affordable homes and shelters for the homeless. As the city works to update its development code, it faces criticism for not exceeding minimum state mandates, which contributes to the ongoing housing affordability crisis in the region.
The USS Kidd, an Arleigh Burke-class destroyer, recently sailed through Puget Sound, showcasing its unique status as the only active U.S. Navy ship allowed to fly the Jolly Roger. The article provides insights into the ship's historical significance, including its namesake, Rear Admiral Isaac C. Kidd, who was a casualty at Pearl Harbor. This event highlights the Navy's ongoing connection to maritime heritage and local naval history.
In "Travels with Charlie: A Glimpse of Our Future," Gordon Snyder explores the implications of current trends on future generations, particularly through the lens of environmental consciousness and community engagement. The article emphasizes the importance of fostering a sustainable mindset and highlights local initiatives that aim to inspire positive change.
Shoreline Library is offering two free Microsoft Word classes for adults, designed to enhance skills in word processing and document design. The Level 1 class, scheduled for February 24, focuses on the basics, while the Level 2 class on March 3 builds on that knowledge, requiring prior proficiency. Registration is available online for both sessions.