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The AAUW Edmonds SnoKing branch is hosting a Pink Tea event on April 12, 2025, at Edmonds College. Attendees are encouraged to don Suffragette-inspired attire while enjoying tea, treats, and a live performance that highlights the history of women's rights activism. Tickets are available online for $20 plus tax.
Nineteen students from Shorecrest participated in the Washington HOSA State Leadership Conference in Spokane, competing against over 3,000 peers. Notably, Nina Vermillion and Millie Wang achieved top placements, qualifying for the International Leadership Conference in Nashville. Their accomplishments highlight the dedication and skills of future healthcare professionals in the community.
Shorewood narrowly defeated Lake Washington in a fastpitch softball game, finishing with a score of 8-7. Key players included Lillian Perrault, who caught for Shorewood, and Bubbie Hagerman from Lake Washington, who had a strong batting performance. The match took place at Meridian Park on March 14, 2025.
The article discusses the announcement by Governor Bob Ferguson regarding a $623,000 state investment to repair the washed-out access road to the Hoh Rain Forest in Olympic National Park. The closure, which has been in effect since December, has affected nearly 460,000 annual visitors to the park. The state aims to reopen the road by May, with additional support from private donors.
The Lake Forest Park Administration has launched a new webpage that consolidates information regarding the city's interactions with Sound Transit related to the Stride Bus Rapid Transit (BRT) project. This resource includes essential documents, links to city council agendas, and updates on the BRT project. The webpage aims to enhance transparency and community engagement concerning transit developments.
In a boys soccer non-league match on March 12, 2025, Kamiak defeated Shorecrest with a score of 3-1. The game saw Shorecrest take an early lead, but Kamiak's Yegor Tarasov scored a hat trick, turning the tide in favor of his team. The match highlighted the competitive spirit of local high school soccer.
Volunteers are invited to participate in restoration work at Grace Cole Nature Park on March 15, 2025. The monthly event focuses on improving the park's ecosystem by removing invasive species and planting native plants. Interested individuals can bring their tools or use those provided, and are encouraged to dress appropriately for the weather.
The article announces job openings for multiple Transportation Technician 3 In-Training positions at the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) in Shoreline, WA. These roles involve operating the intelligent transportation system and require a commitment to a 2-to-3-year training program. Successful candidates will play a crucial role in ensuring the safety and efficiency of traffic management in the region.
Local students from Seattle have achieved recognition by being named to the dean's list for the fall 2024 semester at Washington University in St. Louis. This accolade highlights their academic excellence and dedication to their studies. The dean's list is a prestigious honor, requiring students to maintain a high GPA while taking a full course load.
The article "It really is Spring" reflects on the sudden arrival of spring, contrasting it with the prolonged feel of winter. The author, Diane Hettrick, notes changes in wildlife at bird feeders and the unpredictable weather typical of the season. This personal commentary paints a vivid picture of spring's transformation in the local environment.