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Sound Transit will launch light rail service between downtown Redmond and South Bellevue starting May 10, 2025. The 3.4-mile extension includes new stations and 1,400 parking spaces, enhancing connectivity for commuters. This marks the first project completed under the ST3 ballot measure approved by voters in 2016.
Volunteers will gather at Grace Cole Nature Park on May 17, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM for a restoration work party. Participants will engage in activities aimed at improving and maintaining the park’s beauty. This community effort promotes outdoor exercise and enhances the local environment.
Rex & Roxy Pet Care, a local business in Shoreline, offers professional dog walking and pet care services focused on safety and trust. Founded by a former program manager, the company aims to provide dependable care for pets while filling a gap in the community's pet care needs. The business thrives on a mission to treat pets like family and support busy pet owners.
A pair of Ospreys have returned to Hamlin Park after migrating to Central or South America. They typically arrive around April and depart in late September, consistently returning to the same nest each year. Their migratory patterns highlight the remarkable instincts of these birds.
The Shorewood High School Girls Golf Team clinched the WesCo 3A Championship on May 7, 2025, finishing with a notable 10-stroke lead. This victory marks the first championship win for the girls' golf team, establishing a new school record. Ivy Ren earned second place medalist honors for her performance in the match.
Lake Forest Park will soon unveil a mural for its new Climate Hub, designed by local artists Debbie Tomassi and Staci Adman. The hub aims to educate residents about climate change impacts and encourage community involvement in environmental initiatives. A community paint day is scheduled for June 1, 2025, inviting residents to participate in the mural's creation.
Shoreline Teen Center hosts its annual Pride Prom on May 30, 2025, welcoming middle and high school-aged LGBTQ+ youth and allies. The event features free music, food, activities, and resources, fostering a safe and inclusive environment.
Local board elections in Shoreline and surrounding areas feature unopposed candidates across various utility and fire districts. Notable filings include Karl D'Ambrosio for Highlands Utility District and Rick Webster for King County Fire Protection District No. 16. These elections allow residents to choose their representatives for essential public services.
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Candidates for various local offices in King County, including school boards and city councils, filed their paperwork ahead of the May 9 deadline. Notable filings include Emily Williams and Lama Chikh for the Shoreline School Board, and several candidates for the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park City Councils. The King County Council District 1 will see Rod Dembowski on the ballot.