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Shoreline Fire Department hosts a free Car Seat Check on August 9, 2025, at Shoreline College's parking lot. Parents should bring their car seat, vehicle manuals, and a towel to receive expert guidance from Certified Child Passenger Safety Technicians. A suggested $10 donation per checked seat will support local families in need.
Amy Whittenburg, also known as AJ Whittier, returns to Third Place Books with two new novels following her departure as Executive Director. Her first book, "Always Never Meant To Be: A Love Story," explores themes of love and destiny in Seattle, while the second, "The God in 3B," presents a cozy fantasy romcom set in Kirkland. An author event is scheduled for August 27, 2025, to celebrate both releases.
A work party at Twin Ponds North is scheduled for August 9, 2025, to enhance the park's natural habitat. Volunteers are encouraged to participate and contribute to the community's environmental efforts. The event aims to promote local engagement in nature conservation.
Grocery Outlet will open its doors to the public on Thursday at 7 a.m. in Mountlake Terrace, featuring giveaways and a donation ceremony. Owners Racheal and Tommy Harmon provided a preview of the nearly stocked store, with produce and meats arriving just before the grand opening.
Voters must submit their ballots by 8 PM on August 5, 2025. Drop boxes are available at multiple locations including the Shoreline Library and city halls in Lake Forest Park and Kenmore. This ensures accessible voting for residents in the area.
Dunn Gardens hosts a fundraiser featuring fresh-cut dahlia bouquets, with proceeds benefiting the Senior Center. This initiative aims to support local seniors while promoting community engagement through floral appreciation.
From Hiroshima to Hope commemorates the 80th anniversary of the atomic bombings on August 6, 2025, with a lantern floating ceremony on Green Lake. The event features performances by local artists and honors victims of violence, including Japanese Americans affected by Executive Order 9066. This year’s program includes a keynote by Stan Shikuma from Tsuru for Solidarity.
Volunteers at the Twin Ponds Community Garden in Shoreline cultivate a diverse array of produce, expecting to donate 2,500 pounds of food this year. The garden, established on city land in 2012, serves local families and food banks, relying on community support and volunteer efforts.
Rite Aid filed for bankruptcy on Friday, announcing the closure of 13 stores, including two in Pennsylvania and 11 in Washington state. CVS will acquire some of these locations, including the Bartells store in Mountlake Terrace. Customers will receive official notifications regarding the store closures and prescription transfers.