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| Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
Rep. Pramila Jayapal reports that because of temporary changes to the Public Service Loan Forgiveness program, you may be able to receive credit for past payments you made on your federal student loans.  |
| Shoreline Planning Commission to attend conference |
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| UW Med infectious diseases physician John Lynch |
“What we're likely to be seeing is both things, influenza and COVID-19, at the same time,” Lynch said, noting their similar symptoms.
“Things like masking to prevent COVID – it can be really positive thing for all of us. We can prevent things like influenza and many other respiratory viruses.”
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| Gov. Jay Inslee signs Climate Commitment Act legislation at Shoreline Community College on May 17, 2021. |
“This policy is among the most decisive actions we’ve taken in our history to confront climate change and protect our collective future,” said Gov. Jay Inslee.
“This new program will help us decarbonize our economy, improve air quality, and put Washington at the forefront of the fast-growing global era of clean energy.”
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| Photo copyright Gloria Z. Nagler |
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| Thriving Land by artist Silena Wei Chen |
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| Cascade Mountain by Silena Wei Chen |
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| Twin Ponds north pond photo by Hitomi Dames |
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| U.S. Attorney Nick Brown is disappointed with the sentencing of the Seattle hacker |
“While we understand the mitigating factors, we are very disappointed with the court’s sentencing decision. This is not what justice looks like,” said U.S. Attorney Nick Brown.
“Ms. Thompson’s hacking and theft of information of 100 million people did more than $250 million in damage to companies and individuals. Her cybercrimes created anxiety for millions of people who are justifiably concerned about their private information. This conduct deserves a more significant sanction.”
“I am proud of how quickly our cyber task force worked together to recover the victims’ personal information and prevent further harm,” said Richard A. Collodi, Special Agent in Charge of the FBI Seattle Field Office.
“This case is a good example of why companies and individuals who believe their data has been stolen online should immediately contact the FBI.”
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| Keith Stamm photo courtesy UW |
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| Evie Hoff and Zoe MacDonald have a close race in the 500 free Photo by Susie McDowell |
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| Cast of Clue (L-to-R) James Lynch, Renée Gilbert, Andrew Vose, Jag, Talena Viydo, (front) Asa Sholdez, Melanie Calderwood |
Do you have your tickets to Clue: on Stage yet?? We open on Friday!
Sundays and 2nd weekend are very full but lots of great seats remain! Visit www.TPTEdmonds.org today!
A reminder that US 2 Tumwater Canyon west of Leavenworth is closed today for pre-winter maintenance from 8am to 3pm.The full closure is a safer way to expedite this important work heading into snowy weather. Thank you for your patience!
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| Coral Chorus Artist Lorraine Watry |
The exhibition begins Friday October 28, 2022 at 5:00pm Pacific Time with the online Awards Reception and runs through January 6, 2023. Everyone is invited to attend the free reception by registering at www.nwws.org
Evansen will award over $11,000 in cash and merchandise during the Awards Reception. First place is $2,000 cash, second $1,300, third $800 and the Purchase Award $1,000.
Alicia Harvey, Exhibition Chair, adds to Evansen’s comments, “It’s always a pleasure to see what artists around the world are creating. The pieces submitted to this year’s exhibition are beautiful and varied. I can certainly see the difficulty Andy had in narrowing the paintings down to 75.”
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| Nancy Elder, Interim Director of Classified Staff, Shoreline Schools |
"I am delighted to take on this new role in the district and continue supporting our collective work to ensure success for every student,” says Nancy.
“Nancy’s work at Shorewood has been of the highest caliber, serving the school community with respect and an unwavering commitment to education access for all,” says Superintendent Reyes.
“We are excited that Nancy will be joining Human Resources to support the Shoreline Schools community in this new capacity.”
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| Valencia Carroll |
“We are making our customers aware of these increases now, to give them time to learn about their options for controlling their energy usage and how to get help paying their energy bills,” said Andy Wappler, PSE Senior Vice President and Chief Customer Officer.
“We are urging customers to take advantage of our bill assistance and energy efficiency programs to help them manage those higher costs.”
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| Photo copyright Gloria Z. Nagler |
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| Proceeds from the luncheon provide scholarships and emergency aid for students in need. Photo courtesy SCCF |
This year the Foundation will bestow the Shoreline Community College Community Service Award to Jeanne Monger.
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| American Robin eating mountain ash berries (easy yard tree) Photo by Craig Kerns |
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| Fox Sparrow use leaves to uncover bugs. Preferred winter shelter is a blackberry thicket. Photo by Craig Kerns |
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| Dark-eyed Junco drinking water, a vital commodity. Photo by Craig Kerns |
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| Red-shafted Northern Flicker, male, using much needed tree for shelter and nesting. Photo by Craig Kerns |
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| (l-r) State Farm agent Jeff Kalvelage and Shoreline Deputy Fire Marshall Ryan Burgess Photo courtesy Shoreline Fire |
“Today’s homes burn faster than ever. In a typical home fire, you may have as little as two minutes (or even less time) to safely escape from the time the smoke alarm sounds.
'Your ability to get out depends on early warning from working smoke alarms and advance planning,” said Lorraine Carli, vice president of the Outreach and Advocacy division at NFPA.
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