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NOAA researchers conducted studies on marine life in the Sound, aiming to enhance environmental conservation efforts. The research focuses on the health of local ecosystems, which are vital for both biodiversity and community well-being.
Kenmore will accept $7.5 million from King County to develop a public park on a 13.29-acre section of the Lakepointe industrial lot. The plan includes a scenic waterfront trail, wildlife habitat restoration, and a $450,000 cleanup of the former landfill site. The city plans to conduct due diligence, including contaminant testing, before finalizing the purchase.
Hellbent Brewing Co, in collaboration with Project 9 Brewing Co and Watershed Pub & Kitchen, launches Gate City, a Hazy India Pale Ale, to support food access and housing assistance. From May 1-17, 2025, local pop-up events will occur in North Seattle, with proceeds benefiting North Helpline. Participants can also engage in a virtual auction during this period.
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Shoreline Community College will host a free screening of “Echoes of Resilience: Short Films Made by Incarcerated Youth” on April 23, 2025. The event features films created by Washington state incarcerated youth, followed by a discussion with SHARE’s founder and a panel of guests. Attendees will explore the impact of storytelling on rehabilitation and the importance of artistic expression.
High-energy instructor Cindy House leads a 2-mile walking class at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center each Thursday in May. The class, designed to boost heart rates through music and Soft Strength training, costs $4 for members and $8 for nonmembers. Registration is available by phone or in person.
Shorewood High School tennis coach Arnie Moreno is accepting registrations for the Skills and Drills Youth Tennis Camp, scheduled for June 23-27, 2025, at Shorewood Tennis Courts. The camp, aimed at youth aged 11 to 16, will accommodate 24 participants and features five two-hour lessons for $150, with discounts for families. Interested individuals can register by emailing Moreno or calling him directly.
Governor Ferguson ordered flags at all state agency facilities in Washington State to be lowered to half-staff in honor of Pope Francis. This directive follows a Presidential Proclamation and will remain in effect until April 26, 2025, or the morning of April 28. Other entities are encouraged to participate in this recognition.
The Edmonds Floretum Garden Club hosts its annual plant sale on Saturday, May 3, from 9 AM to noon at Edmonds United Methodist Church. Attendees can purchase a variety of plants and garden items, with proceeds supporting environmental programs and horticulture scholarships.
Richmond Beach will host a blood drive on Saturday, May 3, 2025, to address the critical need for blood donations. Local hospitals require 1,000 volunteer donors each day to maintain adequate blood supplies for patients. Interested donors can schedule appointments by calling 1-800-398-7888.