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Bryce James, a candidate for Lake Forest Park City Council, emphasizes fiscal responsibility and environmental protection. He aims to restore citizen engagement through commissions and address challenges like housing mandates and transit projects. James seeks to ensure transparency and accountability in government actions.
The U.S. Department of Energy has begun converting hazardous radioactive waste at the Hanford nuclear reservation into a stable glass form, marking a significant milestone in the cleanup process. This effort follows decades of advocacy and legal actions led by Washington state officials to hold the federal government accountable. Vitrification operations are expected to ramp up, with full implementation slated for 2033.
Nationwide protests against the presidential administration are set for Saturday, October 18, 2025. Events will occur in various locations, including Seattle, where a mass rally will begin at noon. Local gatherings will also take place in Shoreline, Lake Forest Park, and Kenmore.
Shoreline College hosts the 6x6 art show on Saturday, October 18, 2025, featuring local artists' original paintings for sale. Each piece measures six inches by six inches and is priced at $36, providing an affordable opportunity for art enthusiasts. Free parking is available for attendees.
Local candidates in King County and surrounding areas have secured their positions following recent elections. Notable winners include Rod Dembowski from the King County Council and Ryan Calkins from the Port of Seattle. Their victories reflect ongoing community engagement and local governance dynamics.
Jack Malek and Valerie Snider outlined their contrasting visions for the city’s future during a candidate forum hosted by the Briarcrest Neighborhood Association. Malek emphasizes economic growth through housing supply and attracting large employers, while Snider focuses on preserving existing businesses and the tree canopy. The candidates are vying for council position No. 1 in the city’s only contested race.
Lake Forest Grill will host a 'No More Polio' night on October 22, 2025, from 5 to 9 PM, donating 20% of proceeds to polio eradication efforts. Guests can choose to dine in, get take-out, or purchase gift cards. The restaurant is located at the upper wing of Town Center, at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way NE.
Olympic Ballet Theatre (OBT) announces its 45th Anniversary Season for 2025/26, featuring a blend of classical and contemporary ballets. Highlights include "The Nutcracker," world premieres, and "Giselle," marking its return since 2017. The season launches with an Annual Gala on November 15, 2025.
A tan-colored female goat went missing on October 15, 2025, in the North City - Lake Forest Park area, specifically around 25th Ave NE & NE 175th St. The Goat Lady, LLC requests that anyone who sees the goat take a picture and text the location to 360-631-3879.
The Briarcrest Neighborhood will host a City Council Candidates Forum on October 16, 2025. This event marks the first full-format candidates gathering since the pandemic began. Residents are encouraged to attend to engage with candidates and discuss local issues.