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The Shoreline Senior Activity Center will host an art class titled "Collage with Kindness" on November 10, 2025, from noon to 2 PM. The session aims to promote creativity and community engagement among local seniors. Participants can explore various collage techniques while fostering connections with others.
The City of Shoreline and Sky Nursery host the 1st Annual Greenhouse Winter Market on November 15-16, 2025. The free event features over 48 local artists and vendors, with all fees supporting Hopelink's Lend a Hoping Hand Campaign. Families are welcome to explore a diverse range of crafts and baked goods.
Shorelights Winter Light Display opens November 15, 2025, at the Park at Town Center in Shoreline, WA. This free event features a dazzling showcase of lights, celebrating community spirit throughout the winter season. Visitors can enjoy the display daily until January 11, 2026.
Veterans Day prompted over 50 protesters to gather at the Shoreline-Edmonds line on November 10, 2025, to honor veterans and address current political issues. Organized by Everyday Activists, the weekly protest also highlighted concerns over the government shutdown and President Trump's health.
Forever Care Services assists Shoreline families in finding suitable senior housing options. Founded by Adrienne Miller, the company offers personalized guidance and support, ensuring families navigate the complex landscape of senior care. Miller's commitment to customer service includes 24/7 availability and complimentary community learning sessions.
SAGE day will host a mini Renaissance Fair at the Shoreline Teen Center on Friday from 2:30 PM to 9 PM, inviting LGBTQ+ youth and allies from grades 6 to 12. The free event features stew, cider, crafting, and a vibrant atmosphere, with no weapons allowed. Participants can attend as they are or dress up for the occasion.
SR 104/Ballinger Way NE reopened on November 8, 2025, marking a significant achievement in enhancing fish passage on Lyon Creek. The project replaced a 6-by-4-foot culvert with a 24-foot-wide bridge, opening nearly 7.5 miles of habitat for fish. Additional sewer work will follow on NE 185th Street and 35th Avenue NE.
Lake Forest Park Mayor Gloria Nagler announced the approval of the 185th corridor project aimed at improving transportation and accessibility. The initiative, which has garnered community support, is set to enhance local infrastructure and promote economic development.
Lake Forest Park community raised $1,233.27 for polio eradication on October 24, 2025, during a fundraising event at the Lake Forest Bar & Grill. Donations included $367.83 collected at the door and $865.44 from the restaurant's contributions. Rotary International will receive the funds to support global polio eradication efforts.
Kidd Valley permanently closed its restaurant at 14303 Aurora Ave N in Seattle. The closure follows the 2022 shutdown of the original Kidd Valley location in the University District, which faced high remodeling costs and regulatory challenges. No specific reasons were given for the recent closure.