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Shoreline city council renewed a six-month ordinance blocking the removal of a giant sequoia on Firlands Way, despite objections from the property owner. The tree, measuring 72.8 inches in diameter, has been targeted for preservation due to its exceptional size. Councilmembers expressed support for long-term protections for such trees.
Shoreline residents remain without power following a significant outage affecting nearly 10,000 customers in north Seattle. The outages began at 8:10 PM due to a vault fire, with restoration not expected until 3:40 AM. Residents are advised to treat dark intersections as 4-way stops.
Republic Services offers free waste drop-off for Lake Forest Park and Kenmore residents amid a Teamsters' strike. Residents can dispose of garbage, compostables, and recycling at City Hall on July 17 and 18, 2025. Republic Services will assist during the drop-off hours from 9 AM to 3 PM.
King County Elections mailed nearly 1.4 million ballots for the August 5 Primary Election, projecting a 35% voter turnout. Voters can track their ballots and register online until July 28, with drop boxes open until 8 PM on Election Day.
KCRHA extends severe weather activation until the morning of July 18, 2025, due to an orange HeatRisk warning from the NWS. During this activation, KCRHA partners with local jurisdictions to open cooling centers and tests HVAC systems for providers.
Shoreline resident wins Best in Show for glass art with a piece titled "Sxwole Anchor," which symbolizes stability amid cultural displacement. The artwork is part of the IN THE SPIRIT Contemporary Native Arts exhibit at the Washington State History Museum, running through September 14, 2025.
Local makers will showcase their handcrafted products during Crafts Day at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market on July 20, 2025. The event, running from 10 AM to 2 PM, features unique items such as jewelry, skincare, and home décor. Attendees can shop local and support Washington's creative community.
Fifty activists protested against President Trump’s policies on Sunday in Shoreline, Washington. The event, part of the "Social Justice Sundays" series, also aims to collect donations for local organizations. A special event honoring Congressman John Lewis will occur on July 17, 2025.
A Michigan-based scammer must pay over $8.2 million in penalties and restitution after a lawsuit by the Washington State Attorney General’s Office. King County Superior Court Judge Maureen McKee imposed a $7.4 million penalty and awarded $850,000 in consumer restitution. The ruling highlights ongoing efforts to combat fraudulent business practices.
Artist Paul von Bex completed their residency at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, culminating in a final presentation on July 17, 2025. Known for advocating queer liberation and social justice, Paul engaged with the park's landscape to expand their artistic practice. This residency marked a significant opportunity for the artist, who identifies as queer, trans, and BIPOC.