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Eighteen state attorneys general urge the U.S. Department of Education to refrain from limiting mental health support in schools. They argue that proposed changes to grant programs would hinder services for students, particularly those who are English learners or gender diverse.
The Washington Department of Ecology fined the U.S. Postal Service $33,000 for mishandling dangerous waste at its Seattle Bulk Mail Center. Inspections revealed repeated violations in waste identification, storage, and management, posing risks to health and the environment. USPS has 30 days to pay or appeal the penalty.
Crystelle Fischer and Heidi Aarestad, former players for the Dolphins, reunite as coaches for the Shoreline College softball team. They will host youth softball camps on September 13 and 20, 2025, aimed at developing skills in young athletes.
Kenmore Oktoberfest returns from September 13-21, 2025, featuring a Bavarian Beer Garden Band, local brews, and various family-friendly activities. New this year, attendees must purchase tickets for beer garden entry. The festival aims to promote local commerce and community connections.
Registration is open for the Financial Pathways Teen Workshop at the Shoreline Teen Center, a free five-week program starting September 10, 2025. The program, in partnership with @finbeg Financial Beginnings, aims to provide financial literacy to teens in the community. Attendance is flexible, allowing drop-ins for all middle and high school students.
Leland Miyawaki, a renowned Puget Sound fly angler, will speak on topwater fly fishing for sea-run cutthroat and coho salmon on September 9, 2025, at the Lake Ballinger Center. The public event starts at 6 PM, with doors opening at 5:30 PM. Attendees will learn about Miyawaki's minimalist approach and his famous Miyawaki Beach Popper.
A fallen tree blocked two lanes on 4th Avenue in Seattle, causing significant traffic disruptions. The incident occurred on August 24, 2025, prompting city crews to respond and clear the roadway. No injuries were reported.
Washington state lawmakers have embraced remote testimony, allowing thousands to participate in the legislative process from various locations during the pandemic. This shift has significantly increased public engagement, with over 585,000 individuals registering opinions on pending legislation without testifying. Lawmakers view this new involvement as a positive development for democracy.
Cascadia Art Museum will celebrate its 10th anniversary with a free community event, Cascadia Day, on September 13, 2025, from 11:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. The event will feature free admission, art-making activities, guided tours, and a proclamation by the Mayor of Edmonds declaring the day as “Cascadia Art Museum Day.”
Dunn Gardens in Lake Forest Park will host a blood drive on August 30 to support local hospitals during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The event aims to encourage community members to donate blood and help address critical shortages. Participants can schedule appointments online.