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The Pumpkin Succulent Workshop will take place on October 22, 2025, at Copperworks Kenmore. Participants can engage in creating unique succulent arrangements, stepping away from traditional fall decorations. This workshop offers a creative outlet for local residents.
The King County Sheriff’s Office will conduct SWAT Team training on October 22, 2025, from 8:00 AM to 6:00 PM at Point Wells and Shoreview Park. Residents may notice increased police activity and noise during this time. The training aims to enhance operational readiness and community safety.
Echo Lake Park in Shoreline thrives as a community hub, attracting diverse visitors for various activities. City officials and maintenance crews ensure the park remains welcoming through regular upkeep and security measures. Recent improvements, such as a blinking crosswalk and increased police presence, enhance safety for users.
A party for teens will follow the Rotary Cup Shorewood vs. Shorecrest football game on October 24, 2025. The event aims to provide a safe space for local youth to celebrate after the game. Community support and engagement are crucial for the success of this initiative.
Over 2,000 Shoreline residents participated in the No Kings demonstration on October 18, 2025, advocating for local political change. Keynote speaker Jesse Salomon urged attendees to remain energized in their fight for democracy and social justice. Local organizations engaged the community, offering resources and activities for families.
Valerie Snider, a candidate for Shoreline City Council, emphasizes the need for tree retention in urban development and calls for regular analysis of the multi-housing tax exemption program. She highlights challenges faced by residents amid rising living costs and advocates for support of small businesses displaced by large developments. Snider seeks to address homelessness and crime while enhancing community services.
Jack Malek, a candidate for Shoreline City Council, emphasizes the need for expedited housing development to combat homelessness. He advocates for support of local small businesses and educational reform to address diverse student needs. Malek also proposes enhanced public safety measures and environmental protections, particularly regarding tree preservation.
The Lake City Fred Meyer grocery store closed this weekend after decades of service, exacerbating food insecurity in the community amid recent SNAP cuts. The closure removes essential parking for the North Helpline, which serves around 300 households on distribution days.
Comedians James & Jamesy will perform their holiday show, "O Christmas Tea: A British Comedy," at the Edmonds Center for the Arts on November 20, 2025. Tickets start at $47.75 for adults and $37.75 for students, with limited availability for both performances at 3:00 PM and 7:30 PM. The show promises a mix of physical comedy and whimsical surprises, appealing to fans of Monty Python and Mr. Bean.
Uninsured individuals can receive no-cost vaccines at select pharmacies and clinics in Lake City and the surrounding area. Children under 18 can access these vaccines at major clinics, including UW Shoreline and ICHS. It’s advisable to confirm vaccine availability before visiting the clinic.