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King County Parks contractors will implement intersection improvements along the Burke Gilman Trail from October 2 to November 7, 2025. The project includes ADA accessible warning surfaces and pavement markings, while a detour route will remain open at Beach Drive. Other trail intersections will stay accessible during construction.
King County Sheriff's Office arrested a drug trafficker linked to El Pique Mexican Restaurant in Burien. The suspect possessed over 1 pound of methamphetamine and cocaine, a stolen firearm, and significant drug proceeds. This operation impacted multiple cities across King County.
Mud Bay will match all pet food purchases on September 27, 2025, donating an equal amount to local animal welfare organizations. This initiative aims to support shelters facing food shortages, as highlighted by Co-CEO Marisa Wulff. The event celebrates Neighborhood Pet Store Day, emphasizing the importance of shopping local.
Shorewood defeated Lynnwood 2-0 in a girls soccer match on September 23, 2025. Jasmine Bea Lumbera scored both goals for Shorewood, with assists from Sky Helstad and Mckenna Anderson. Goalkeepers Mady Finseth and Mila Miropolskaya secured the shutout.
The Little Store at Richmond Beach will close permanently in ten days, leaving behind a disordered inventory and a community that cherishes its history. Owner Sung Gwak expressed uncertainty about the future, while a GoFundMe campaign aims to support the owners after nearly two decades of service. The building has operated as a store since 1927 and may reopen after renovations.
The Works is collecting warm coats for students in the Shoreline School District, aiming to surpass last year's total of 722 donations. Families can donate coats every Wednesday evening or during designated hours on weekdays. The Works provides free clothing to children and teens in need.
The Richmond Beach Halloween Carnival will return on October 18, 2025, with a soft opening for individuals with disabilities at 1 PM. Teen volunteers are needed for the event, which runs from 2 PM to 6 PM, and admission is free, although game and food tickets will be sold.
Shoreline Fire held a recognition and badge pinning ceremony on September 11, 2025, honoring personnel for their dedication. The event highlighted achievements in the paramedic classes, showcasing the commitment of individuals like Medical Services Officer Bjorn Hodneland and several others. This initiative underscores the vital role these professionals play in community safety.
A new roundabout on 145th Avenue improves traffic flow and pedestrian safety in the area. Local officials report a significant decrease in accidents since its opening, enhancing connectivity for residents.
A 24-year-old man from Granite Falls died in a collision on an I-5 exit ramp at 175th on September 21, 2025. The incident highlights ongoing safety concerns on local highways.