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The Rotary Club of Lake Forest Park awarded eleven Shorecrest High School students with $1,000 scholarships for their exceptional community service on May 28, 2025. The ceremony took place at the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church, attended by school officials and family members. The scholarships aim to support the students' higher education pursuits.
The Shoreline Farmers Market will open its 14th season on June 7, 2025, at the Shoreline Park & Ride, running every Saturday until October 25. The market prioritizes local farmers and features a variety of fresh produce, prepared foods, and community events, including the 3rd Annual Pride at the Market celebration throughout June.
Shoreline community events unfold from June 4 to 10, highlighted by the Shoreline Farmers Market's opening day on June 7. Residents can enjoy art, music, and food at various events, including the Veterans Art Show and the Richmond Beach Strawberry Festival. These gatherings foster community spirit and promote local engagement.
The City of Lake Forest Park has scheduled interviews for applicants vying for Council Position No. 2, set for June 4 and 5, 2025. Public comments will follow the final interview, allowing community members to address the Council before a candidate is appointed. The new member will serve until the November 2025 general election results are certified.
Shoreline Fire invites families to its Open House & Safety Fair on June 7, 2025, from 9:00 AM to 12:00 PM at Station 51 in Kenmore. The event features a free pancake breakfast, fire engine tours, live demos, and safety training. Attendees can also participate in a Teddy Bear Clinic and kids' challenge courses.
Fifty residents demonstrated against the Trump administration on June 1, 2025, at Aurora Ave North and N 205th St., voicing concerns over government actions. Organized by Everyday Activists, the event included a collection for the Hopelink Food Market, focusing on hygiene items. Regular demonstrations are set for Sundays in June and July.
Shorecrest High School students excelled in the State Department of Health Youth Science Contest, winning multiple awards in health science and science communication categories. The competition encouraged high schoolers across Washington to engage with local health and environmental data through creative projects. Winning entries are available for viewing on the WTN website.
Shoreline and Richmond Beach Libraries celebrate the 20th year of the Lake Forest Park READS program with a presentation by author Kristi Coulter on her memoir, Exit Interview. The event takes place on July 29 at Third Place Commons and is free to the public.
The LFP Secret Gardens Tour will feature new vendors selling unique plants and artistic creations for $25. Located near free parking, the market will showcase items suitable for various gifting occasions, enhancing outdoor spaces.
The City of Kenmore and Lake Forest Park will host a waste seminar on June 12, 2025, focusing on proper recycling and composting practices. Attendees can learn about waste management tips, industry updates, and new regulations while recycling old batteries and fluorescent bulbs.