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Senator Maria Cantwell condemned President Trump's rescission package that seeks to withdraw $1.1 billion in funding for the Corporation for Public Broadcasting, impacting over 1,500 local broadcasting stations, including 14 in Washington State. Cantwell emphasized that this move would deny millions of Americans, particularly in rural areas, access to essential news and emergency alerts.
Five vehicles collided at Wallingford and N 175th in Shoreline on Monday morning, resulting in three serious injuries, two of which are critical. Emergency responders transported the injured to Harborview, and authorities continue to investigate the incident.
Crafts Day at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market will take place on July 20, 2025, from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m. Local artists will showcase handmade goods, including jewelry, skincare products, textiles, and home décor. The event promises a vibrant shopping experience while supporting local creativity.
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.
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.
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 guitarist Reyes González performed at the Shoreline Library on June 25, 2025, captivating attendees with an evening of classical guitar. The concert showcased his musical talent and drew a sizable audience eager to enjoy live music in the community.
Local resident graduated from Southwestern College during commencement exercises held on May 4, 2025. The event celebrated the achievements of students in a ceremony that highlighted their academic accomplishments. This milestone reflects the growing educational opportunities in Winfield, Kansas.
Shoreline city officials celebrated the city's 30th anniversary at the annual State of the City Breakfast on June 12, 2025. Mayor Chris Roberts presented a historical overview of Shoreline and honored past and present council members. The event, attended by county councilmember Rod Dembowski, showcased the city's governance and community engagement.
Public schools face significant funding shortfalls, with a $10 million deficit for the SSD due to rising operational costs and inadequate state and federal support. As schools struggle to maintain staffing levels, they rely heavily on levy dollars to cover essential expenses. Voters are urged to support SSD No. 412 Proposition No. 1 by August 5th to ensure quality education for all children.