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King County Elections certified the November 2025 General Election on November 25, 2025. This certification marks the official conclusion of the election process and ensures the integrity of the electoral results. The certification is a crucial step in the democratic process, confirming that all votes have been counted accurately.
The North City Tree Lighting Festival returns on December 6, featuring live music, warm beverages, and Santa Claus. The event, hosted by the North City Business Association, promises free family-friendly fun in Shoreline, Washington. Local businesses contribute to the festival's success.
The Shorecrest Class of 2026 will host its Senior Spree fundraiser from December 5-7, 2025, at Lake Forest Park Town Center. The event features Christmas trees, wreaths, and holiday décor, with proceeds supporting the students' end-of-year celebration. Community involvement through volunteering, donations, and shopping is encouraged to ensure the event's success.
The Hillwood Neighborhood Association secured a booth at the Greenhouse Winter Market, generating over $1,700 for Hopelink by selling handmade items. The event, held on November 15 and 16, 2025, showcased local artists and community spirit.
Mann's Trailer and Hitch Repair in Shoreline distributed free frozen turkeys and holiday fixings to families on November 22, 2025. After the event, any remaining turkeys were donated to local food banks, supporting community food security.
The Shoreline community is mobilizing for a food drive this November to aid neighbors facing food insecurity. Residents can donate non-perishable food and essential items at various local sites, benefiting Hopelink’s Shoreline location. Every contribution supports families in accessing nutritious and culturally diverse food options.
The Shoreline Veterans Association and City of Shoreline hosted their 19th annual Veterans Day celebration at City Hall on November 11, 2025. The event featured performances, remarks from local officials, and discussions on the importance of honoring veterans year-round. Attendees were reminded of the significance of Veterans Day, originally Armistice Day, and the ongoing need to support veterans in the community.
The Rolling Crone Singers will perform on December 15, 2025, at the Edmonds Waterfront Center. This event aims to engage the local community with musical performances. The concert highlights the vibrant arts scene in the Shoreline area.
Shorecrest High School's Class of 2027 Holiday Wreath Sale sold out within days, raising funds for student experiences like Prom. The handcrafted wreaths, priced at $33, featured a mix of evergreen materials and a decorative bow. Co-Advisor Mario Orallo expressed gratitude for the community's support.
Fred Hutch's Mammogram Van will provide screening services at the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center on December 30. The van offers convenient, on-site mammogram appointments for women aged 40 and older, with each appointment lasting about 15 minutes. Insurance coverage is available for eligible participants, and uninsured individuals can inquire about funding options.