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Snohomish County will repaint all street lines in Woodway on Sunday, June 8, 2025, starting around noon and finishing by 6 PM. Cones may be placed around wet paint to prevent vehicles from crossing over.
King County Metro purchased a former Les Schwab lot on Aurora Avenue for $2.9 million to relocate its Access paratransit facility from the Ridgecrest neighborhood. This decision follows disputes with the City of Shoreline over the legality of the current bus base. Metro must vacate the Ridgecrest site by June 30, 2027.
The Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society will host an organ concert featuring Donnie Rankin on June 7, 2025. The concert will showcase the 3-manual 25-rank Kimball-Wurlitzer organ. This event promises to be a highlight for local music enthusiasts.
Crews will alternate traffic on N 145th Street in Shoreline between Corliss Ave N and 1st Ave NE from 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. on Tuesday, June 10, 2025, for roadway paving work. Significant backups are expected in both directions, prompting drivers to plan for extra travel time and consider alternate routes.
Over 100 community members painted a mural at Third Place Commons, led by artist Debbie Tomassi. The mural, designed as a "paint by number," supports the LFP Climate Hub, a resource aimed at addressing climate change and fostering community engagement.
James Huffman from Lake Forest Park has been appointed Executive Chef at Canlis, marking the first time a local has held the position. Huffman has spent nine years at Canlis after beginning his culinary career at Kidd Valley and later working at Cafe Juanita. This appointment strengthens the restaurant's local ties, as owner Mark Canlis supports community initiatives like the Ching Community Garden.
King County will deploy new park rangers starting June 7 to enhance safety and curb trailhead break-ins. The program, funded with $1.6 million, will establish six permanent ranger positions and five seasonal roles across regional parks, trails, and conservation areas. Community outreach indicated a strong desire for increased staff presence to improve visitor safety.
Lake Forest Park Police Chief Mike Harden warns that without a temporary levy increase, public safety services in the community are at risk. The department faces budget constraints due to rising costs and staffing challenges, which threaten response times and officer wellness. Community support through the levy is essential to maintain safety operations.
National Gun Violence Awareness Day will take place on June 6, 2025, with events in Shoreline and Edmonds. Supporters emphasize the need to address gun violence as a public health crisis and advocate for common-sense solutions.
Woodway Mayor invites residents to "Coffee with the Mayor" starting June 7, 2025, held on the first Saturday of every other month. The event encourages community engagement and discussion about local government.