Free financial aid lab at Shoreline Community College
Wednesday, September 11, 2024
Free financial aid lab on 9/11, 9/18 or 9/25 will help you fill out your financial aid forms.
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| Festivities last until 10pm |
| Beer garden |
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| Register for the Pet Parade |
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| Thefts from Safeway Photo courtesy Kenmore Police |
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| Photo by Meghan Peterka |
The U.S. Department of Justice Office of Justice programs has awarded nearly $8 million to cities, counties, and nonprofits in Western Washington to enhance public safety, announced U.S. Attorney Tessa M. Gorman.
The grants fall into two broad categories: support of programs that reduce crime and technological improvements to better serve the public.
“It is a competitive process to get these federal dollars, and I congratulate the departments and organizations on the success of their applications,” said U.S. Attorney Gorman.
“Whether it is personnel on the street to assist people in crisis or DNA processing machines to better identify those responsible for criminal conduct, these dollars will make a difference in our community.”
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| Susie Kroll, Therapeutic Response Unit Program Manager |
“We are extremely grateful for this funding that will help our Therapeutic Response Unit assess and meet the needs of the community, said Susie Kroll, Therapeutic Response Unit Program Manager & MHP
"This money will allow our team of mental health professionals to continue to improve our ability to assist and support people when they need it the most.”
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | Total |
Shorewood | 10 | 0 | 7 | 0 | 17 |
Redmond | 0 | 0 | 0 | 6 | 7 |
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| Good Night, Sun Photo by Barbara Twaddell |
| Hello Moon! Photo by Bruce Hill |
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| Jensina Oliver and students Photo courtesy Cascade Music |
“The Veterans Clinic not only provides free civil legal services for veterans and their families, helping those who have served our country secure the benefits they deserve, but it helps to train and create a network of qualified attorneys specializing in the needs of veterans,” said Executive Constantine.
“After completing their training, with the expertise gained by working in the clinic, these future lawyers can continue to serve King County’s veteran community.”
“As the first law school in Washington state, now in our 125th year, our Clinical Law Program has a 45-year history of service to communities in need, including the veteran population.
"Through the new UW Veterans Clinic, twelve to fifteen law students each academic year will engage in direct, continuous pro bono representation of King County veterans,” said Tamara F. Lawson, Toni Rembe Dean and professor of law at the University of Washington School of Law.
“Our Clinical Law Program is well situated to handle veterans’ cases that require extensive factual and legal research, and we are well positioned to handle complex cases, work with accredited VSO representatives in support of initial claims and prepare subsequent appeals.”
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| Photo courtesy Women's University Club |
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| Club members welcome students and volunteers of all ages Photo courtesy Women's University Club |
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| Photo by Mike Remarcke |
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| Fire cadets learn how to put on fire gear Photo courtesy Shoreline Fire |
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| Officer A. Johnson and Police Chief Mike Harden |
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| Blitz has tips for getting to the games Image courtesy Seahawks.com |
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| Photo by Alexander Grey on unsplash.com |
The men first approached the victim in January 2024, claimed they were working in the neighborhood and had noticed that the victim had a hole in his roof.
Quick work by a Shoreline Detective and the King County Prosecutor’s Office resulted in the recovery of some of the wired funds.
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| Shear Jazz will play at Darrell's Tavern September 15, 2024 |
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| Photo copyright Gloria Z. Nagler |
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| Alice C. Gray |
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