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Shoreline School District faces a $6.5 million budget deficit, jeopardizing vital services and educational quality. Voters are urged to support a levy by August 5, 2025, to prevent cuts and maintain funding for essential programs. The proposed tax rate will decrease in 2026 due to property growth.
The Shoreline Library hosts a Silent Book Group for adults on select Mondays from 3-4:30 PM, starting June 9, 2025. The sessions, which are free of charge, encourage participants to enjoy reading in a communal atmosphere.
SeaTac Police seek public assistance to identify a suspect involved in an armed robbery. The incident occurred recently, prompting authorities to release a description of the suspect to gather leads. Residents are encouraged to report any information that may aid in the investigation.
Shorecrest High School awarded Athlete of the Year honors to seniors Cassie Chesnut and Carter Nichols during a school assembly on June 6, 2025. The assembly recognized numerous athletes, with several earning All-Conference distinctions in various sports.
Sam Newell from Lake Forest Park, WA, earned a spot on the Dean's List at the College of William & Mary. The achievement reflects outstanding academic performance during the recent semester. Newell's accomplishment highlights the dedication of local students in higher education.
The Shoreline Area News will host a Queer Senior Social on June 20, 2025, at the Senior Activity Center. This event aims to bring together queer seniors and promote social interaction within the community. Participants are encouraged to bring friends for a fun experience.
North King County faces a critical shortage of homeless shelters, with a staggering ratio of 9.6 unsheltered individuals for each available bed. In response to a recent heatwave, the King County Regional Homeless Authority opened cooling centers to assist vulnerable populations. The agency seeks vacant land for temporary shelters amid a 26% increase in overall homelessness since 2022.
Activists will gather in Shoreline on June 14, 2025, for the "No Kings" March to oppose President Trump's planned military parade. The event, organized by Everyday Activists, will also collect food donations for the Hopelink food pantry. Participants are encouraged to bring signs and express their views.
Azjanae Brooks, 15, of Snoqualmie, was found dead in Shoreline on May 31, 2025, a day after being reported missing. She suffered gunshot wounds to the head and neck, and the location of her death remains undetermined.
Republic Services will host a seminar on recycling and composting in Kenmore on June 12, 2025. The event aims to educate residents on waste management options and includes a raffle for a Lomi Countertop food waste processor.