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Old Dog Haven hosts its annual Pups on Parade at Cromwell Park in Shoreline, Washington, on July 12, 2025. The event features dog contests, vendors, and activities, with free admission and proceeds supporting 300 senior dogs in foster care. All dogs are welcome to participate in the festivities.
Registration has opened for a new Hebrew school in Shoreline, designed for Jewish students aged 4-12 attending local public schools. The school, which will meet on Sunday mornings, aims to provide a creative and engaging curriculum that fosters a sense of community among students.
Harborview Medical Center treated 52 patients for fireworks-related injuries over the July Fourth weekend. The injuries included 21 to hands, 14 to eyes, and 8 involving multiple areas. As Washington's only Level I trauma center, Harborview plays a critical role in regional emergency care.
Lake Forest Park officials will vote on a resolution to place a temporary police and public safety levy on the November ballot. Residents are encouraged to attend the meeting to learn more and provide feedback.
Woodinville City Council approved a resolution on July 8, 2025, to become a Bee City USA, promoting pollinator-friendly practices. This designation aims to enhance local biodiversity and community engagement in environmental stewardship.
Shoreline Cooperative Preschool will host interactive rhymes and picture book readings on July 9, 2025, at Ridgecrest Books. Mentioning SCP during purchases from July 9 to 13 will donate 20% of proceeds to the preschool, which serves children ages 18 months to 5 years. Spots are still available for the upcoming school year.
Mattress City, a local mattress store in Shoreline, has provided quality bedding and community support for over 16 years. With a Google rating of 4.92 stars, it stands as Washington's highest-rated mattress retailer, known for exceptional customer service and same-day delivery. The store has remained a vital resource during the pandemic, assisting those in need with bedding supplies.
More than 60 people gathered on Sunday at the Shoreline-Edmonds border to advocate for truth, justice, and fairness. Organized by Everyday Activists, the group plans weekly sign-waving events throughout July, culminating in a special rally on July 17, 2025, to honor civil rights leader John Lewis. Participants will also collect donations for Hopelink at these events.
A bird enthusiast shares her experiences and insights about avian care in "Just Me and My Bird." The article highlights the joys and challenges of bird adoption, emphasizing the importance of community support in fostering a love for wildlife. Dunn Gardens and the local Senior Center play vital roles in promoting awareness and education about birds.
Trinity Presbyterian Church will host a Summer Fun Day on July 19, 2025, featuring various activities for families. The event aims to foster community engagement and provide entertainment for all ages. Participants can look forward to games, food, and music.