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Salmon SEEson Guided Viewing at Pfingst Animal Acres Park October 19, 2025

Salmon SEEson events return to Lake Forest Park, with a guided viewing on October 19, 2025. Participants will observe adult salmon migrating to spawn and attend an interactive presentation by Dr. Jeffery S. Jensen. Attendees should prepare for uneven terrain and potential rain.

Donate to canned food drive at Ballinger Thriftway and win a chance at Mariners tickets

Ballinger Thriftway hosts a canned food drive this week, offering raffle tickets for Mariners playoff game tickets. Donors can win one of two sets of tickets for the game on October 16, 2025. The event encourages community support while promoting local sports.

Washington State Department of Health secures USDA funding to maintain WIC benefits through October

The Washington State Department of Health secured additional funding from the U.S. Department of Agriculture to sustain the Women, Infants and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program through October. This support comes amid uncertainties due to the federal government shutdown, ensuring continued food benefits for vulnerable populations.

Join us for the Shoreline Council candidate forum on Thursday October 16, 2025

Shoreline City Council Candidates Forum will occur on Thursday, October 16, 2025, at Prince of Peace Lutheran Church. The event starts at 6:30 PM and will feature both in-person and online participation options. Attendees can submit questions for the candidates at the door or in advance.

Halloween Dance Party at Copperworks Kenmore October 24, 2025

Copperworks Kenmore hosts a Halloween Dance Party on October 24, 2025, at 7 p.m. DJ Cide will perform, and attendees can enjoy craft cocktails and food from De La Soil. The event is free and welcomes all ages, with costumes encouraged.

Business Spotlight Glow with Confidence at Waxing the City Shoreline

Waxing the City — Shoreline opened on August 28, 2025, offering a welcoming environment for professional waxing services. The locally owned studio aims to empower clients through self-care experiences, emphasizing confidence and comfort. Manager Christa Wells highlighted the studio's commitment to community support and client satisfaction.

Community singing Sunday at Third Place Commons October 12, 2025

Community singing will take place at Third Place Commons on October 12, 2025. The event invites locals to join in a celebration of music and community spirit. Participants can enjoy a lively atmosphere while engaging with their neighbors.

Flags at Half-Staff October 15, 2025

Washington state flags will fly at half-staff on October 15, 2025, in memory of Eastern State Hospital Security Guard Colleen Bass, who died in the line of duty. The order, issued following her tragic death on September 27, 2025, encourages other entities to participate in the tribute. A private memorial service will take place on the same date.

LFP Climate Hub grand opening Sunday October 12, 2025 in Third Place Commons

The LFP Climate Hub will celebrate its grand opening on October 12, 2025, at Third Place Commons. The event will feature music, informational tables, activities for kids, and a ribbon-cutting ceremony. The hub aims to foster community engagement in climate action and education.

Snider and Malek debate Shorelines future at Chamber of Commerce Candidate Forum

Shoreline city council candidates Jack Malek and Valerie Snider debated their visions for the city's future at a forum on October 9, 2025. Snider criticized the current affordable housing incentives, while Malek emphasized attracting biotech businesses and enforcing laws against shoplifting. The candidates expressed differing views on balancing development with environmental preservation.

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