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The King County Sheriff's Office warns residents about a scam involving text messages that falsely claim unpaid traffic tickets. These messages contain suspicious links and are not a legitimate method for issuing tickets. Authorities advise recipients to avoid clicking links and to verify any concerns directly with local agencies.
Everyday Activists will host a sign-waving event this Sunday at the Shoreline-Edmonds line, collecting food and toiletries for a local pantry. The following event on July 17 will honor civil rights icon John Lewis with a rally and march. Participants are encouraged to bring family-friendly signs and engage with local activism.
Burly Burr will sharpen knives at the Shoreline Farmers Market on Saturday, June 28, 2025. A sharp knife enhances safety and efficiency, making it easier to prepare fresh produce. The market runs from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. at the 192nd Park n Ride on Aurora.
Starting July 7, 2025, crews will implement overnight lane closures on 35th Ave NE for a culvert replacement project that enhances fish passage on SR 104. The project will fully close SR 104 for 35 days around Labor Day, opening 7.5 miles of upstream habitat for various fish species.
Kinect @ Shoreline opened its doors on Wednesday near the 185th Light Rail Station, offering luxury apartments in Shoreline, WA. The community features modern amenities such as a game room, exercise equipment, and a landscaped courtyard for residents. Retail businesses will soon enhance the vibrancy of the area.
The Shoreline Area News is organizing a Back to School Supplies Drive focused on collecting backpacks. The initiative aims to support students in need as they prepare for the upcoming school year. Community members are encouraged to contribute to this essential cause.
Shoreline community members participated in a CPR awareness event, learning vital lifesaving skills such as compression-only CPR and AED use. The event, led by dedicated instructors and volunteers, aimed to foster a safer, more prepared community. WestCoast CPR offers ongoing training opportunities for those who missed the event.
Author Bruce A. Ramsey will discuss his book "Seattle in the Great Depression" during an event at Third Place Books on June 26, 2025. The event is set for 7 PM at the Lake Forest Park location. This gathering aims to shed light on Seattle's historical context during a significant economic downturn.
Local students graduated from Whitman College on June 26, 2025, earning their Bachelor of Arts degrees. This year's commencement recognized a diverse group of graduates from various fields of study. The event celebrated academic achievements and community contributions.
Acclaimed gardener Tim Clemen will host an encore tour of private estate gardens in The Highlands on July 12, 2025, after the initial tour sold out in 20 minutes. The event, benefiting Dunn Gardens, will include a motor coach ride and an al fresco lunch amid summer blooms. Space is limited, with tickets expected to sell quickly.