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Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal hosts a Federal Workers Resource Fair on October 30, 2025, at Seattle City Hall to assist federal workers impacted by the ongoing Republican Shutdown. The event will provide resources from various local organizations, including food distribution by Food Lifeline.
Evergreen Washelli Tribute Center hosts its third annual Dia de Muertos Celebration on October 30, 2025, from 5-9 PM. The event features Mariachi music, dancing, food, crafts, and a cemetery procession to honor deceased loved ones. This family-friendly celebration invites attendees to bring photos or mementos for a community altar.
Shoreline Fire crews responded to 147 calls from October 24-27, 2025, including multiple fires and a surface water rescue. Notable incidents included a working fire in Bothell and a tree that fell onto a house, trapping a resident. Crews emphasized safety by reminding the community to check smoke alarms and wear life jackets.
Shoreline, Washington, plans to enhance street safety through a new Transportation Safety Action Plan, addressing rising crash rates. The initiative aligns with the national Safe Streets and Roads for All program and seeks community input via an online survey.
Power has been restored to residents in King County after widespread outages disrupted service. Utility crews worked diligently to address the issues, ensuring that all affected areas received electricity by Tuesday morning.
A 43-year-old man faces charges for domestic violence homicide following a fatal shooting in Shoreline early on October 27. Police responded to reports of gunfire and found a woman injured in the street, who later died at the scene. The suspect had no prior cases filed against him in King County.
Fifty protestors gathered at the Shoreline-Edmonds line on October 26, 2025, despite impending rain. Inspired by a recent march, attendees expressed a mix of playful and serious messages through their signs. Activists plan to continue their demonstrations into November.
Echo Lake Elementary hosted a successful Trunk or Treat event on October 25, 2025, where children enjoyed festive activities despite the weather. Parents participated actively, and local fire department representatives joined in the fun. The PTA expressed satisfaction with the event's turnout and engagement.
King County Fleet Services launched an online surplus auction for the public to purchase gently used furniture, bicycles, office supplies, and small equipment. Since May, the initiative has sold over 200 items, generating more than $30,000 in revenue, which supports the Personal Property Surplus Program and other county agencies.
A newly planted tree at Paramount School Park was uprooted during strong winds on October 26, 2025. Out of 64 trees planted just two days prior, the majority remained standing despite the storm's severity.