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The Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center is hosting its monthly fundraiser, Rainbow Bingo, on April 11, 2025. Attendees can enjoy ten rounds of bingo with prizes, entertainment, and loaded nachos for a nominal admission fee. This 21-and-over event promises a lively atmosphere, hosted by Sylvia O’Stayformore, and aims to foster community engagement.
The article features a cartoon by Whitney Potter titled "Dog," aimed at providing entertaining local content for the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park communities. It highlights the community-driven approach of Shoreline Area News in delivering relevant news and information. The publication invites readers to engage through subscriptions and contact options.
The article "For the Birds: Pigs CAN Fly Really!" by Christine Southwick explores the behavior and characteristics of Pine Siskins, a type of finch known for their distinctive appearance and lively antics at bird feeders. It highlights their nomadic nature and adaptability in searching for food, particularly during winter months. The piece provides insight into the Pine Siskin's feeding habits and ecological significance, engaging bird enthusiasts and nature lovers alike.
The Shoreline Teen Center is collaborating with Financial Beginnings to offer free financial literacy workshops aimed at teens. These sessions, scheduled for April 30 and May 7, 2025, will provide essential knowledge on managing finances, budgeting, and selecting financial institutions. Participants will receive a free workbook upon registration, promoting accessible education for local youth.
Shoreline residents in south Briarcrest and Ridgecrest can now apply for free e-bikes as part of a program aimed at improving mobility and addressing air pollution in overburdened communities. The initiative, funded by a Department of Ecology grant, prioritizes low-income residents and includes safety gear and bike training. This effort reflects Washington's commitment to reducing greenhouse gas emissions and promoting sustainable transportation.
Washington state families enrolled in the Women, Infants, and Children (WIC) Nutrition Program can now order WIC-approved foods online from Walmart, thanks to a new pilot program. This initiative aims to improve access to nutritious food for families who may struggle to find WIC-approved items locally. The pilot project is set to run until December 31, 2025, with plans to evaluate its success for potential expansion to other retailers.
The Shoreline Teen Center, located at the Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, offers a variety of activities and free meals for youth aged middle school to 18. Operating Monday through Friday, the center provides engaging options such as basketball, video games, and art, fostering a supportive environment for local teens. For the latest updates on events and hours, visit their official website.
The King County Council has appointed Deputy Executive Shannon Braddock as the acting King County Executive following Dow Constantine's resignation to lead Sound Transit. Braddock, who has been with the Executive's Office since 2017, expressed her commitment to maintaining essential services during the transition. Her appointment reflects the council's trust in her experience and leadership capabilities.
The article provides a comprehensive guide to local events happening in Shoreline from April 2 to April 8, 2025. It highlights key activities such as a veterinary outreach clinic, Earth Day celebrations, and educational workshops on home maintenance and pruning. This resource serves to engage the community and promote local involvement.
The article "Travels with Charlie: Spring is Exploding Everywhere" celebrates the arrival of spring, highlighting the vibrant blooms and the fading of winter in local neighborhoods. Author Gordon Snyder encourages readers to embrace the beauty of their surroundings and enjoy the outdoors. The piece captures a joyful moment that resonates with the changing seasons and community appreciation.