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Nixi City will open its first location in Shoreline, WA, in May 2025, catering to families with children aged 0-8. The play cafe features a thoughtfully designed play area inspired by Montessori principles and includes a lounge for parents. Discounts on memberships and play passes will be available at the grand opening.
Shoreline Community College offers a 6-week Hip Hop Dance & Culture course starting May 8, 2025, for students aged 13 and up. Taught by Albee Abigania, the class focuses on various hip-hop dance styles and costs $159 for six sessions. Space is limited to 10 students, encouraging early registration.
The Parkwood Neighborhood Association will host a spring cleanup on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Community members are encouraged to participate in enhancing local parks and public spaces. This event aims to foster community spirit and environmental stewardship.
About 40 residents protested against Trump administration policies on April 27, 2025, at the Shoreline-Edmonds border. Organized by Everyday Activists, the event aimed to oppose budget cuts affecting Medicare and Medicaid, while attendees also donated food to Hopelink. Additional protests are planned for May Day on May 1.
Voters will consider a King County Parks Levy in August that aims to raise $1.45 billion over six years for local recreation projects. The funds will support trail connections, a new pool in Shoreline, and park developments in Lake Forest Park and Kenmore. If approved, the levy would cost homeowners approximately $16.33 monthly.
Paramedic Erik Johnsen retired on April 27 after 37 years with the Shoreline Fire Department. His departure marks the end of an era for the local community, which benefited from his extensive service.
Lake Forest Park will host a Climate Open House on May 1, 2025, to gather resident input for its updated Comprehensive Plan. The event, held at Third Place Commons, will include educational displays, kids’ activities, and opportunities for community engagement.
Mayor Tom French commemorated Deputy Mayor Bodi during Arbor Day celebrations at Horizon View Park in Lake Forest Park. The Parks and Recreation Advisory Board provided updates on the Lakefront Park Project, followed by a guided tour led by Professor Dick Olmstead. The event highlighted community engagement and environmental advocacy.
Governor Bob Ferguson commended legislators for their efforts in addressing a $16 billion budget shortfall during the 2025 legislative session. He emphasized the importance of realistic revenue projections and maintaining the Rainy Day Fund while rejecting unsustainable tax proposals. Ferguson plans to review the final budget thoroughly before sharing further insights with the public.
The Women’s University Club of Seattle Foundation awarded $26,000 to 48 struggling public school music programs in the Shoreline School District, benefiting over 12,000 students. The funding will support essential classroom needs, including instruments and educational materials, as part of the Music Counts! Program. An annual fundraising dinner featuring local student performances is set for May 16, 2025.