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Monday deadline to register to vote online in King County In-person registration available through Election Day in Kenmore

Voters in King County must register or update their voter registration by 11:59 p.m. on July 28, 2025, for the August 5 Primary Election. In-person registration and updates will be available at Vote Centers across the county on August 2, 4, and 5. Voters needing a ballot replacement should contact King County Elections at 206-296-VOTE.

CRISTA Car Show at Summer Fest

CRISTA hosted its third annual car show on July 26, 2025, during Summer Fest, attracting thousands of attendees. The event featured free food, a concert stage, and a diverse collection of vintage vehicles, including a 1920 orange car and a Rolls Royce. Visitors enjoyed various automotive displays, including a standout entry from Psi Diesel Performance.

Sign-waving continues throughout August Strong turnout at Shoreline-Edmonds line Sunday July 27, 2025

Nearly 60 residents gathered at the Shoreline-Edmonds line on July 27 to protest various presidential actions during "Social Justice Sundays." Organized by Everyday Activists, the event will continue every Sunday in August, where attendees can also donate food and toiletries for local charities.

Seattle's Waterfront Park opening celebration September 6, 2025 check out the Before and After photos

Seattle will celebrate the grand opening of its new Waterfront Park on September 6, 2025, highlighting years of community collaboration and investment. The 20-acre park, stretching from Pioneer Square to Belltown, features green spaces, public amenities, and artworks. A full schedule of events will be available on the park's website in early August.

State Superintendent Chris Reykdals statement on the Trump Administration's decision to release their hold on Congressionally Approved K12 Education Funding

The U.S. Department of Education announced the release of all federal K–12 funding previously withheld from state education agencies. This decision alleviates financial distress for school districts in Washington, which faced a potential loss of $137 million. Education officials and families across the nation advocated for the release of these essential funds.

North Helpline has an urgent need for Canned Soups other shelf-stable foods

North Helpline faces increased demand amid recent SNAP cuts, serving over 1,100 households weekly. The organization urgently seeks pop-top cans and easy-to-make shelf-stable foods to support local families.

Mountlake Terrace is about to get nearly 120 new affordable homes

Sage Investment Group purchased the Studio 6 hotel in Mountlake Terrace to convert it into affordable studio apartments. The project will include shared amenities and aims to have units available for residents by next year.

Sport Clips Shoreline A Local Business with Heart, Haircuts, and Community Connection

Sport Clips Haircuts of Shoreline has served the local community for 12 years, offering a unique haircut experience that includes scalp and face massages. The owner values Shoreline's accessibility and family-friendly atmosphere, which fosters strong community ties.

Stolen South County Fire vehicle recovered in Shoreline

Edmonds Police investigate the theft of a South County Fire Ford F-150, stolen during a residential fire investigation on Friday. The vehicle was recovered shortly after with minor damage, while all fire equipment remained untouched. The suspect has not been identified, and authorities seek public assistance.

Music at the 2025 North City Jazz Walk August 12, 2025 in North City

The 2025 North City Jazz Walk will close 15th Ave NE from NE 175th to NE 180th on August 12, 2025. The event features free outdoor music performances and local food vendors, with seven bands scheduled to play. Wristbands are required for five indoor venues starting at $25, available at local businesses.

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