FYI

No one needs rescuing in a boat or from the side of a cliff; it’s just the Coast Guard celebrating.

The Coast Guard will mark 217 years of service Monday by launching its “Saving Lives Since 1790” campaign at the 13th Coast Guard District’s picnic at Lord Hill Farms in Snohomish.

The “Saving Lives Since 1790” campaign recognizes the Coast Guard’s role in “saving more than 1 million lives over the course of its long and storied history.”

The event is not open to the public.

Visit IKEA with senior center

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For those who want a good parking spot at the furniture giant IKEA in Renton, take a trip with the Camano Senior and Community Center on Aug. 23.

IKEA sells everything for the home, with Scandinavian and European styling, including candles and kitchen tables. It also offers a restaurant specializing in Scandinavian food.

Tickets are $18, $14 for members. For more information, call 360-387-0222.

Share celebrations with The Herald

The Herald runs free milestone celebration announcements with photographs on Wednesdays.

Engagement, wedding, anniversary, adoption, 100th birthday and retirement announcements run in the Community Extra pages of The Herald.

To have a form mailed to you, or to find out how your story can be a Herald “Love Story,” call Christina Harper at 425-339-3491 or go to www. heraldnet.com/ communityextra.

Help serve food in Marysville

The Ken Baxter Senior-Community Center is seeking volunteers to help with its annual Senior Picnic on Wednesday.

The barbecue picnic is scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to 2 p.m. at Comeford Park, 514 Delta Ave.

Salmon and chicken are on the menu. Help with set-up, serving food and cleanup for more than 300 people is needed.

Volunteers can stay for the whole event or for just a portion.

For more information, contact Maurice Burgess, the center’s manager, at 360-363-8450.

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