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Troop 850 Scouts recently participated in a service day at Grace Cole Nature Park, demonstrating impressive dedication by removing ivy from steep slopes. The event was made possible by favorable weather and support from local businesses like Blooma Tree Service, which provided wood chips. Future volunteer efforts are planned to continue enhancing the park's natural beauty.
The article by Aubrey Cook highlights the phenomenon of "Zoomies" in dogs during springtime in Shoreline, explaining the causes of this energetic behavior. It also offers practical tips for dog owners to channel their pets' energy during walks through structured play and new experiences. Overall, the article emphasizes the positive aspects of this behavior and encourages pet owners to embrace the joy of springtime with their dogs.
The Washington State Department of Natural Resources is set to hold a public meeting on April 10, 2025, at the Shoreline Center to discuss a proposed rezone of the Fircrest campus property. The rezone aims to shift the designation from "Campus Zone" to "Central Business Zone," allowing for more flexible use options in the future. This meeting represents an important step in assessing the potential uses for the 10.3-acre lot.
The City of Shoreline is inviting nominations for its 2nd Annual Community Champion Award, which recognizes individuals making significant contributions to the local community. Alongside this, a Youth Community Champion Award is also available for those aged 25 and under. The awards will be presented at a banquet on August 15, 2025, during which community volunteers will also be honored.
The fastpitch softball game on April 9, 2025, between Shorewood and Shorecrest ended with Shorewood winning 10-5. Key performances included Lillian Perrault's standout game for Shorewood, where she hit a home run and contributed multiple hits. Shorecrest's R. Hanrahan also shone with strong batting, but it wasn't enough to secure a victory.
Shorecrest High School's girls tennis team triumphed over Archbishop Murphy with a decisive 5-2 victory on April 9, 2025. In singles matches, standout performances were noted from Blanca Prieto and Ally Miner, while the doubles teams also showcased impressive skills. The match, held under the guidance of Coach Rob Mann, highlighted the competitive spirit of local high school tennis.
Shorewood athletes showcased their talent at the Oregon Relays, breaking three school records and achieving notable personal bests. Max Billett won the two-mile race, currently ranking him #1 in the US. The team performed well overall, tying for 9th place among a competitive field.
Governor Bob Ferguson has officially recognized Eid al-Fitr and Eid al-Adha as state holidays in Washington, making it the first state to do so. The legislation, driven by Sen. Yasmin Trudeau and Rep. Osman Salahuddin, aims to honor the Muslim community and promote religious inclusivity. Although the holidays are not designated as paid days off, their recognition is seen as a significant step toward fostering respect and visibility for Muslims in the state.
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is set to co-host the Washington Coast Cleanup on April 19, 2025, a crucial event aimed at preserving the state's coastline. Volunteers will gather at ten different state parks to participate in this initiative, which has seen significant success in previous years. The event encourages community involvement and emphasizes the ongoing need for volunteer support to combat marine debris.
Gloria Z. Nagler shares her experience of identifying a Purple Finch in her yard, distinguishing it from the similar-looking House Finch through its unique song. Utilizing the Merlin Bird ID app, she confirms her identification, highlighting the app's usefulness for birdwatchers. This personal encounter underscores the joy of birdwatching and the importance of sound in identifying species.