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Bloodworks NW seeks 25 donors for a blood drive on July 12, 2025, at Richmond Beach Community Drive. Donating blood can save lives, and the organization urges eligible individuals to sign up through their website or by phone. The community faces ongoing blood supply challenges, especially during summer months.
Shoreline resident Sally Anne Sadler expresses concern over the rise of short-term rentals in Ridgecrest, which she believes jeopardize neighborhood stability and affordability. She advocates for regulations similar to those in other municipalities to preserve the community's character and support long-term housing needs.
The Diggin' Shoreline team faced new challenges at the Ching Garden after a lengthy demolition phase. Volunteers planted winter squash and pumpkin starts to improve soil and control erosion, with hopes for a successful harvest celebration in October.
Shoreline Farmers Market will celebrate Pride Month with activities and resources on June 30, 2025. The market, held at the 192nd Park n Ride on Aurora, will offer a chance to connect and enjoy community spirit from 10 AM to 2 PM. Local residents are encouraged to join the festivities.
Nixi City Play + Cafe opened in Richmond Beach, providing a family-friendly space with Montessori-inspired activities for children and quality food and coffee for adults. The owner emphasizes community connection and exceptional customer service as key differentiators. The cafe aims to create a welcoming environment for families in Shoreline.
The King County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a scam involving text messages that falsely claim unpaid traffic tickets. These messages contain suspicious links and are not a legitimate method for issuing tickets. Authorities advise recipients to avoid clicking links and to verify any concerns directly with local agencies.
Everyday Activists will host a sign-waving event this Sunday at the Shoreline-Edmonds line, collecting food and toiletries for a local pantry. The following event on July 17 will honor civil rights icon John Lewis with a rally and march. Participants are encouraged to bring family-friendly signs and engage with local activism.
Burly Burr will sharpen knives at the Shoreline Farmers Market on Saturday, June 28, 2025. A sharp knife enhances safety and efficiency, making it easier to prepare fresh produce. The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 192nd Park n Ride on Aurora.
Starting July 7, 2025, crews will implement overnight lane closures on 35th Ave NE for a culvert replacement project that enhances fish passage on SR 104. The project will fully close SR 104 for 35 days around Labor Day, opening 7.5 miles of upstream habitat for various fish species.
Kinect @ Shoreline opened its doors on Wednesday near the 185th Light Rail Station, offering luxury apartments in Shoreline, WA. The community features modern amenities such as a game room, exercise equipment, and a landscaped courtyard for residents. Retail businesses will soon enhance the vibrancy of the area.