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The King County Council approved an amendment by Councilmember Rod Dembowski aimed at enhancing oversight and accountability of county-funded programs. The amendment addresses concerns over potential waste and fraud, proposing independent audits and the exploration of an Office of Inspector General.
King County Council proclaimed September 2025 as National Service Dog Month to honor individuals with disabilities. The recognition highlights the independence service dogs provide to veterans, adults, and children. This initiative aims to raise awareness and celebrate these essential companions.
Two Lake Forest Park residents received recognition as YMCA Changemakers during an annual ceremony attended by nearly 850 community leaders on September 24, 2025. The event celebrated their contributions to the community and highlighted the importance of local engagement.
Mystery author Elizabeth George will appear at Third Place Books on September 23, 2025, at 7 PM. The event features George discussing her latest novel, "A Slowly Dying Cause," alongside journalist Moira Macdonald. This appearance is part of a promotional tour for her new book.
Award-winning children's performer Nancy Stewart will host an interactive concert on September 27, 2025, at The Commons in Lake Forest Park. Families can enjoy music, movement, and a community sing-along to celebrate the 25th anniversary of Third Place Commons. Attendees can expect cake and balloons during the festivities.
Shorewood defeated Monroe 49-21 in a high school football matchup on September 19, 2025. Quarterback Julien Woodruff threw for three touchdowns, while Kyson Vanee contributed another touchdown pass. The Shorewood defense excelled with two interceptions, securing the team’s victory.
Shorecrest cross country team excelled at The Mook meet in Tillamook, Oregon, with 26 out of 37 athletes achieving personal bests in the 5k. The girls team ranked 2nd in the state, while three freshmen boys set new records for their category. Shorecrest will host its home meet on September 25, 2025, at Hamlin Park.
The Puget Sound Theatre Organ Society will host its annual Pops on Pipes concert on Saturday, September 27, 2025. The event promises an evening of popular music performed on the theatre organ, attracting both music enthusiasts and families. This concert aims to celebrate the unique sound of the theatre organ while engaging the local community.
Richmond Beach Saltwater Park's bluff trail will close temporarily until September 26, 2025, for the installation of a new crushed rock layer. The closure aims to ensure safety during the maintenance work.
Edmonds Woodway defeated Shorecrest 4-3 in a closely contested boys tennis match on September 22, 2025, at Kellogg courts. The singles competition saw Zane Weber and Miles Garbaccio win for Shorecrest, while Eli Agol secured a victory for Edmonds Woodway. The doubles matches were similarly competitive, with Edmonds Woodway winning three out of four matches.