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The Shoreline Fire Department will host a surplus sale on September 18, 2025, offering community members the chance to purchase various items. Preview of the sale items will begin prior to the event, allowing attendees to plan their purchases. This initiative supports community engagement and resource management.
South County Firefighters rescued a man from the Puget Sound off Edmonds after he fell from his kayak and spent over 30 minutes in the water without a life jacket. The incident occurred around 1:30 p.m. on September 18, 2025, and the man was treated for non-life threatening injuries at Swedish Hospital.
The Washington State Department of Health recommends updated COVID-19 vaccines for everyone aged 6 months and older, aligning with the West Coast Health Alliance's guidance. As respiratory virus season approaches, residents are urged to get vaccinated against COVID-19, flu, and RSV to protect vulnerable populations and ease healthcare system pressure.
A new roundabout opened at 145th Street west of I-5, providing a southbound exit and entrance to the freeway. Pedestrian crossings are available on both sides, but sidewalks leading west are currently lacking. Residents anticipate further development to enhance access.
The Museum of Special Art in Perrinville Village will host a painting demonstration by legally blind artist Charles Curtis Blackwell on October 10, 2025, from 12-2 PM. Blackwell will showcase his work from the "In the Tenderloin" exhibition and engage attendees with painting techniques and poetry. The free event requires reservations via email.
Thornton Creek Alliance will host Joe Mouser from Beavers Northwest on September 18, 2025. The event aims to educate the community about the ecological role of beavers in local environments. Residents can learn how beavers contribute to water management and biodiversity.
Shorecrest defeated Meadowdale in a boys' tennis match on September 18, 2025, winning 7-0. Ashton Johnson and Zane Weber both secured decisive singles victories, with Johnson defeating Alex Schatz 6-1, 6-1. The match showcased Shorecrest's dominance in the competition.
Christine Vervitsiotis, LMHC, will present a lecture on the "Stages of Change" at the Senior Activity Center on September 17, 2025. The event aims to address the challenges individuals face in making behavioral changes. This session is part of an ongoing effort to support the local senior community.
Lake Forest Park received recognition for its environmental initiatives aimed at improving local sound quality. The award showcases the city’s commitment to sustainable practices and community engagement.
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