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Learn Chinese with Continuing Education at Shoreline CC

Shoreline Community College offers engaging online Chinese language classes for students aged 12 and older, led by instructor Yingqi Zheng. The courses include beginner to advanced levels and preparation for the HSK certification, providing materials and discounts for students. Enrollments are open for the winter session starting January 14, 2025.

Chimney Fire in Brier Promptly Extinguished by Firefighters

A chimney fire occurred in Brier on January 12, 2025, but was promptly extinguished by South County Firefighters, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights the importance of regular chimney inspections and cleaning to prevent fire hazards.

U.S. Volunteers-Joint Service Command to Host Inauguration Viewing Event

The U.S. Volunteers-Joint Service Command is hosting a historical inauguration viewing event on January 20, 2025, at the Scottish Rite Hall in Shoreline, WA. The event is open to the public, featuring a large screen for the inauguration broadcast and a $5 donation requested for adults, with lunch provided by the Laurel Cove Retirement Home culinary team. This non-political, educational gathering aims to engage the community in a significant historical moment.

On the Hippie Trail with Rick Steves February 25, 2025 at Third Place Books

Renowned travel writer and TV host Rick Steves will present his latest book, "On the Hippie Trail: Istanbul to Kathmandu and the Making of a Travel Writer," at Third Place Books on February 25, 2025. This event highlights Steves' transformative journey along the famed Hippie Trail in the 1970s and his mission to inspire Americans to travel thoughtfully and empathetically. Attendees will receive a copy of his new book with their ticket purchase.

New drop off day program at Friendship Adventures for Adults with intellectual disabilities

Friendship Adventures in Shoreline, WA, has launched a new Drop Off Day Program for adults with intellectual disabilities, providing an inclusive environment for participants. Interested individuals can contact Brandy at 425-343-9421 or via email for more information prior to attending.

The mountains were out

Clear skies unveiled the Olympic mountains during a stunning sunset on December 30, 2024, after a prolonged period of gray weather. The article captures the beauty of the moment and the relief it brings to the local community, highlighting the contrast with recent dreary conditions.

The mountains were out

Clear skies revealed the Olympic mountains for a stunning sunset on December 30, 2024, after a prolonged period of gray clouds. Local resident Lee Wolfe captured this moment, which brings a welcome respite in the dreary winter season. The article highlights the importance of natural beauty in the region, particularly after a challenging weather period.

WeatherWatcher Surprise thunderstorm, December graphs, forecast for the week

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WeatherWatcher Surprise thunderstorm, December graphs, forecast for the week

Travels with Charlie Walking off Thanksgiving dinner

Gordon Snyder shares a personal reflection on a post-Thanksgiving walk at Log Boom Park, emphasizing the beauty of the sunset and the importance of enjoying nature. The article captures a tranquil moment while highlighting the local charm of Shoreline, Washington. It invites readers to appreciate the simple pleasures of life amidst seasonal changes.

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