Wanted: women who love to sing
Thursday, October 3, 2013
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| Seattle Shores 2010 |
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| Seattle Shores 2010 |
| Haley Warren scored the only goal Photo by Wilson Tsoi |
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| Devon Vose Rickabaugh Photo by Jerry Pickard |
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| Photographers in exhibit in Kenmore |
The Shorewood football team takes a 1-3 record into its Western Conference 3A South opener at Meadowdale Friday after a non-conference loss at Marysville-Pilchuck.
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| Not quite as cold as Fargo Photo courtesy WSDOT |
If the federal government shutdown continues through this month, USDA will not have funding to re-allocate for services in November, and Washington WIC may not have funding to continue operations.
“WIC helps low-income families feed their children. We hope a budget will be passed and this important program can continue beyond October 31,” said Janet Jackson Charles, director of Nutrition Services at the Washington State Department of Health.
| Cyclists on the Burke Gilman Trail in Kenmore Photo courtesy King County |
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| 2012 Artist in the Classroom exercise at Ridgecrest |
By Jerry Patterson, Founder, Shoreline Coalition for Open Government
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| Blessing of the Animals at St. Barnabas Anglican Church Sunday |
The Shorewood tennis team took a 7-0 victory over Marysville Pilchuck Monday.
"On paper, Kamiak is a better team than us, but we wanted to give them a run and that, we did,” McDowel said. “Kids throughout the whole team swam best times and they really swam their hearts out. Disappointed for sure, but we were also content when we left the deck."
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| Joyce Jones winner of 5 gold medals |
| Urban Moss, a public-participation project facilitated by artist Cynthia Knox. 2012 Photo courtesy City of Shoreline |
An Arts Crush North Halloween event will be happening at Third Place Commons on October 31st with more events at Shoreline Community College throughout the month.
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| From left, Julie Underwood, Councilmembers Will Hall, Doris McConnell, Mayor Keith McGlashan, Councilmember Chris Eggan, Jesse Salomon, Shari Winstead, Chris Roberts |
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| Coco is up for adoption at Seattle Humane |
| Vandalized picnic table in Brugger's Bog Photo by Nancy Moreyra |
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| Over 650 people enjoyed the evening Photo by Ilene Bongo |
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| Games, activities, and face painting for the kids Photo by Ilene Bongo |
| Staking out front row seats and having dinner Photo by Ilene Bongo |
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| Chris Sato Photo by Ned Sato |
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| Andrew Copsey Photo by Ned Sato |
According to our news partner, The Seattle Times,
The man accused of killing Shoreline Community College Professor Troy Wolff in an uprovoked knife attack Sept. 13 in Pioneer Square pleaded not guilty this morning to charges of first-degree murder and attempted first-degree murder.
Donnell D. Jackson said nothing during his brief arraignment.
He is accused of attacking Wolff's girlfriend, Kristin Ito, and then killing Wolff when he intervened. The couple had just left a Seattle Sounders match and were walking near Third Avenue South and South Jackson Street around 10:30 p.m. when they were randomly attacked by the armed stranger, police said.
Wolff, 46, died from his injuries the following day. Ito has been released from the hospital.
CRISTA Ministries is pleased to announce the appointment of Jacinta Tegman as CRISTA vice president and president of World Concern. In this role, Tegman will oversee operations for the World Concern ministry, a Christian global relief agency that extends opportunity and hope to those facing extreme poverty-related challenges throughout the world.
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| Jacinta Tegman, President of World Concern |
“On behalf of the organization and our Board of Trustees, it is with excitement that we introduce Jacinta as the new president of our World Concern ministry,” stated CRISTA President & CEO Bob Lonac. “She has been a great asset to the ministry since her arrival, and has proven herself as the right successor to David Eller.”
“I am honored and delighted to take on this leadership role within World Concern and CRISTA,” stated Tegman. “Together, the work of our talented staff and the incredible support of our donors results in lasting, sustainable change in the lives of so many living in extreme poverty. I am excited about what lies ahead for our ministry and the individuals we serve around the world.”
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