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Informational meeting for FIFA World Cup planning

Seattle is set to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with an informational meeting on February 4, 2025, aimed at engaging the community and local businesses in preparation for the event. The meeting, organized by the Seattle World Cup Local Organizing Committee and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, will discuss the economic impact of the World Cup, projected to generate over $929 million in activity and support more than 20,700 jobs.

Snohomish County MD Suspended by Washington Medical Commission

The Washington Medical Commission has suspended the medical license of Dr. Roger Olsson, a Snohomish County physician, due to allegations of failing to complete a required clinical skills assessment and accepting payments for unprovided services. This disciplinary action highlights ongoing concerns regarding medical ethics and patient trust within the healthcare system.

At the Bog (Un)Common Merganser

A rare sighting of a male Common Merganser was reported by local photographer Martin De Grazia at Ronald Bog, highlighting the bird's uncommon presence in the area. De Grazia expressed his excitement, noting this may be the first time he has spotted this species at the bog, emphasizing its rarity. The article underscores the significance of local wildlife observations within the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park communities.

U.S. Volunteers-Joint Service Command to Host Inauguration Viewing Event

The U.S. Volunteers-Joint Service Command is hosting a historical inauguration viewing event on January 20, 2025, at the Scottish Rite Hall in Shoreline, WA. The event is open to the public, featuring a large screen for the inauguration broadcast and a $5 donation requested for adults, with lunch provided by the Laurel Cove Retirement Home culinary team. This non-political, educational gathering aims to engage the community in a significant historical moment.

Saltwater Park Madrone vandalized

Vandalism at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park has led to the cutting of branches from a Pacific madrone tree, raising concerns among local officials and environmental advocates. A meeting on January 7, 2025, focused on education and prevention strategies regarding illegal tree damage in the designated Critical Area. Residents are urged to report any vandalism to the police to protect the park's natural resources.

SKANDIA First Friday Dance includes lessons, potluck, and dancing

The SKANDIA First Friday Dance event on February 7, 2025, at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood, WA, offers an engaging evening of Norwegian dance, including lessons, a potluck, and live music. Led by experienced instructors Tom Sears and Lisa Brooks, participants will learn the Springleik fra Vågå, a dance celebrated for its flowing movements and partner interaction. This community-focused event not only highlights cultural traditions but also fosters social connections among attendees.

Edmonds police need help identifying suspects who shot teenager at Edmonds waterfront

Edmonds Police are seeking public assistance in identifying suspects involved in a shooting that injured an 18-year-old male at the Edmonds waterfront on January 9, 2025. The incident occurred around 2:30 AM when the victim and his sister were approached by a group of five individuals, leading to the shooting. Authorities urge anyone with information to contact the police immediately.

Chimney Fire in Brier Promptly Extinguished by Firefighters

A chimney fire occurred in Brier on January 12, 2025, but was promptly extinguished by South County Firefighters, with no injuries reported. The incident highlights the importance of regular chimney inspections and cleaning to prevent fire hazards.

Shoreline Strike Team Update on Palisades Fire

Washington Strike Team 3 completed a critical 24-hour shift on January 13, 2025, focused on combating the Palisades Fire in challenging conditions marked by strong Santa Ana winds. The team's efforts included protecting structures, assessing homes, and ensuring water supplies for firefighting. Continued updates will be provided as the situation evolves, emphasizing the importance of support for first responders and affected communities.

Bordergrass Alliance performance at Copperworks Kenmore January 19, 2025

Copperworks Kenmore will host a live performance by the Bordergrass Alliance on January 19, 2025, from 6 PM to 9 PM. The Pacific Northwest Supergroup, composed of talented musicians from both sides of the Canadian-American border, aims to invigorate traditional bluegrass music with their unique sound. This event promises an engaging evening of music in a vibrant local venue along the Burke Gilman bike trail.

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