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Man Stabs Drive-Through Speaker at Federal Way McDonald's

Federal Way, WALocal News

Catherine North has been celebrated as a Hometown Hero in Federal Way for her exceptional leadership in organizing a gift drive to support local children during the holiday season. Her contributions extend beyond this initiative, as she actively advocates for the Federal Way Senior Center, showcasing her commitment to the welfare of both youth and elderly residents. Serving on the Federal Way Senior Commission, North addresses critical issues affecting seniors, ensuring their voices are represented in local governance. The gift drive she led not only provided essential resources for children but also fostered community spirit and solidarity among residents. Her dedication exemplifies how individual efforts can lead to meaningful change in local communities.

By highlighting the importance of community involvement, North encourages others to contribute in their own ways. This recognition serves to honor her achievements and inspire a culture of giving and support throughout Federal Way, reflecting a broader commitment to enhancing the lives of all residents.

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