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President Trump faced backlash from protestors during "Social Justice Sundays" on November 2, 2025, following his controversial social media post about comedian Seth Meyers. Demonstrators criticized ongoing issues, including the destruction of part of the White House for a new ballroom and the Republican leadership's refusal to negotiate on federal spending.
King Youngblood's leader, Cameron Lavi-Jones, will host a free event at the Mercer Island Library on November 15, providing insights on independent music artistry. The session will cover music release basics, followed by a live concert by the band. The event is open to teens and adults and does not require registration.
Shoreline Area News highlights that although Halloween has passed, spooky themes continue to linger in the community. Residents can stay informed through various platforms, including social media and email subscriptions. The article emphasizes the ongoing presence of Halloween-related activities.
Lake Forest Park faces a $700,000 annual budget gap for public safety due to Washington's property tax cap. Local resident Richard Saunders supports Prop 1, which aims to raise $1.2 million annually for emergency services, ensuring financial stability for the city.
Governor Bob Ferguson announced a court ruling mandating the U.S. Department of Agriculture to release funding for the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP). He criticized the Trump Administration for delaying support to hungry families and indicated that Washington state would provide nearly $2.2 million weekly to local food banks if federal funds are not restored by November 1.
Shorecrest Girls Cross Country Team won the District 3A Championship in Arlington on November 1, 2025, marking their fourth consecutive trip to State. Tenth grader Alex Urquhart claimed first place in the girls race with a time of 19:02. Shorewood girls finished second and also qualified for State.
Artist Laura Brewer will lead a Sip & Paint event at Vault 177 on November 16, 2025. The event, scheduled from 7:00 PM to 9:00 PM, is designed for participants of all ages and skill levels. Registration is available online.
Over 25 artists will showcase and sell pottery at the Frances Anderson Center in Edmonds on November 7-8, 2025. Items for sale include mugs, vases, and garden art, with opportunities to meet the artists. The event highlights work from members of The Sculptors Workshop, active since 1967.
Sound Transit will host an information session on its new Stride bus rapid transit (BRT) system on November 3, 2025, at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center. Attendees can learn about regional transit improvements and participate in a bingo game with transit-themed prizes.
The City of Shoreline acquired a 0.24-acre parcel adjacent to the planned Park at N 192nd and Hemlock, allowing for expansion. An info session is scheduled for November 5, 2025, to discuss integrating the new property into the park's design.