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Michelle Yang will host a memoir reading at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park on June 24, 2025. Her book reflects on her experiences as an immigrant, her work in a family restaurant, and her journey with bipolar disorder. The event aims to highlight issues surrounding Asian American identity and mental health.
An online pruning class titled "Master Pruner: Shrubs II" is scheduled for June 22, 2025, featuring instructor Christina Pfeiffer. The class will be conducted exclusively online, targeting gardening enthusiasts seeking to enhance their pruning skills.
Shoreline ceramic artist Sam Scott opens his studio for the 2025 Summer Studio Opening on June 28-29. The event features a variety of his work available for purchase at 18502 6th Ave NW, Shoreline, WA. Attendees can contact Scott for inquiries or appointments via email, website, or phone.
Senate Republicans plan to push legislation that could sell up to 250 million acres of public land, threatening the outdoor recreation economy in Washington state. Senator Maria Cantwell condemned the proposal, highlighting its potential to harm access to natural spaces and the jobs tied to them.
The League of Women Voters of Snohomish County elected new officers and awarded Jody Trautwein and Bob Creamer as Legends of the League at its annual meeting on May 31, 2025. The League now boasts 240 members, making it the third largest in Washington, and plans to focus on empowering voters and advocating for responsible forest management in the upcoming year.
The Annual Parking Lot Sale at Tabernacle Baptist Church has been rescheduled for June 28, 2025, from 8 AM to 2 PM due to inclement weather. The event promises great deals for attendees in the Ridgecrest Neighborhood. Community members can visit the info table next week to connect.
Shorewood football players host a youth camp for children in grades K-6 on June 28, 2025. The event runs from 9 a.m. to 12 p.m. and features snacks and activities, with early registration costing $35.
A rockslide on Chuckanut Drive closed the road for 58 days as WSDOT crews cleared 3,600 tons of debris and stabilized the slope. The road reopened on June 19, 2025, allowing access to the iconic area between Oyster Dome trailhead and Chuckanut Manor.
The Seattle Philharmonic announced its 2025-26 concert season at Benaroya Hall, featuring diverse programs from renowned composers across centuries. Music Director Adam Stern emphasized the range of repertoire, including U.S. premieres from contemporary composers and a significant event with the U.S. premiere of Jeanne Demessieux's Poéme. The season will showcase four concerts with works spanning from Baroque to modern compositions.
Jo Moore will present “Antarctic Journey and Beyond” on June 28, 2025, at Shoreline Unitarian Universalist Church. The event features slides from her travels to Antarctica and southern Chile, with proceeds benefiting the church. Tickets cost $25 and include drinks and snacks.