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The Edible Book Festival returns to Lake Forest Park on January 25, 2025, inviting participants to create book-inspired edible art. Hosted at Third Place Commons, this free event encourages community engagement and creativity, promoting a fun experience for families and friends. Entries can be made using various edible materials, celebrating both literature and culinary arts.
Shoreline's new development code legalizes neighborhood commercial businesses while enhancing tree protections, reflecting the city's proactive response to the housing affordability crisis. The Shoreline council's decision allows small businesses in residential areas, promoting economic growth while adhering to new state laws.
February 2025 will feature three notable events at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park, showcasing authors like Penn Cole, Cory Doctorow, and Thomas Kohnstamm. These events highlight the growing trend of self-published authors gaining mainstream recognition and celebrate local literary culture. Attendees can expect engaging discussions and opportunities to connect with influential voices in the literary community.
A crane accident at the Everett Mall in Washington on January 16, 2025, sent two construction workers to the hospital, though both have since been released. The crane tipped over while being operated, damaging part of the building under construction and triggering the sprinkler system. The incident is under investigation by the Washington State Department of Labor and Industries.
The "Programa de Crianza: Disciplina Positiva para la Familia" offers a series of eight weekly classes designed for parents and caregivers seeking to foster respectful and cooperative relationships with their children. Participants will learn effective parenting tools, reduce family stress, and build a supportive social network. For more information, interested individuals can contact Velia Lara, the Parenting Program Manager.
A free Health Literacy Workshop will be held on January 23, 2025, at the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center, led by Susan Banks, MLIS. Participants will learn to identify health misinformation online and explore reliable health resources, including MedlinePlus. Attendees are encouraged to bring their devices for hands-on activities, but those without will still be welcomed.
The SilverKite Community Arts program invites adults to engage in a free line dancing event on January 27, 2025, at Shoreline Library, showcasing a blend of musical styles from country to disco. Participants will have the opportunity to learn modern line dances in a community setting, promoting both physical activity and social interaction. Registration is required for this enriching experience.
The sixth annual dip into Lake Washington on January 25, 2025, hosted by the Lake Forest Park Rotary, aims to raise funds for polio eradication efforts. Participants can join the event by contributing a fee of five dollars and a jar of peanut butter, all in support of a critical cause. This community gathering not only promotes fun but also emphasizes the importance of continuing the fight against polio.
The Estate Planning Essentials Workshop, hosted by Wall Group Law, will take place on January 21, 2025, at the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center. This free, interactive event aims to educate attendees on critical estate planning topics, including avoiding probate and understanding the differences between wills and trusts. Participants will also receive a complimentary 90-minute consultation with an attorney.
Seattle is set to host the 2026 FIFA World Cup, with an informational meeting on February 4, 2025, aimed at engaging the community and local businesses in preparation for the event. The meeting, organized by the Seattle World Cup Local Organizing Committee and the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, will discuss the economic impact of the World Cup, projected to generate over $929 million in activity and support more than 20,700 jobs.