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A fall prevention workshop is scheduled for May 27, 2025, at the Shoreline Library, aimed at educating attendees about safety measures to reduce fall risks. This initiative responds to the growing concern for community health, especially among seniors.
Lake Forest Park Garden Club will hold its final general meeting of the year on May 13, 2025, featuring guest speaker Daphne Legg from Wild Birds’ Unlimited. Members can participate in summer events and the annual plant sale on May 17 at LFP Elementary School.
The Shoreline Historical Museum celebrates its 50th anniversary with a Far Out Fundraiser on May 11, 2025. Attendees can enjoy sci-fi themed attire, a catered dinner, and participate in auctions and activities. The event will feature local authors and musicians, fostering community engagement.
Shoreline area students received scholarships for college, enhancing educational opportunities within the community. Local events, such as a vaccine clinic for school-aged children and a virtual job fair, support youth and families. These initiatives underscore the region's commitment to fostering growth and wellbeing among its residents.
Shoreline School District will host a vaccine clinic on May 21, 2025, from 3-7 PM at Meridian Park Elementary School. The clinic offers free vaccinations for uninsured children aged 6 months to 19 years and will also provide flu and COVID vaccinations for insured patients.
Candidates for various local offices in King County, including school boards and city councils, filed their paperwork ahead of the May 9 deadline. Notable filings include Emily Williams and Lama Chikh for the Shoreline School Board, and several candidates for the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park City Councils. The King County Council District 1 will see Rod Dembowski on the ballot.
The Shoreline city council will discuss amendments to the Comprehensive Plan on May 12, focusing on transportation and urban development. Key items include addressing $41 million in at-risk federal grants and approving a Safe Streets Action Plan to reduce pedestrian collisions.
The Shoreline Teen Center offers free activities and meals for youth aged middle school to 18 years. Located at the Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, it opens daily at 2:30 PM, with activities starting around 3:30 PM. Updates on events and hours are available online.
King County Library System (KCLS) launches the Curious Creatures Summer Reading Program for youth 17 and under, running from June 7 to August 31, 2025. Participants can win prizes, receive a welcome kit with a free book, and join various educational events throughout the summer. Registration begins June 7 at local libraries or online.
Kenmore launches the Solarize Kenmore program, inviting Lake Forest Park residents to a solar workshop on May 14, 2025. Participants can receive home assessments from vetted providers, potentially saving on installation costs through bulk purchasing. The program aims to promote solar energy adoption, offering environmental benefits and government incentives.