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The č̓alq̓ʷadiʔ Duwamish Native Plant Trail will officially open on May 17, 2025, at Dunn Gardens. The trail honors Duwamish heritage and features native plants labeled in Lushootseed, common, and scientific names. Attendees can enjoy live music, storytelling, and family-friendly activities during the celebration.
WSDOT seeks a Communications Consultant 5 for the Northwest Region, offering an annual salary of $74,705 to $100,434. The consultant will lead strategic communications on maintenance, operations, and emergency response, collaborating with stakeholders to enhance communication strategies. This role may also involve serving as the primary Public Information Officer during emergency operations.
More than 50 participants gathered on Mother's Day at the Shoreline/Edmonds line to protest President Trump's tariffs and cuts affecting vulnerable communities. Organized by Everyday Activists, attendees donated 30 pounds of food to Hopelink food pantry while Indivisible Shoreline provided information about their mission. Future sign-waving events are planned, with a nationwide "day of action" set for June 14.
Sheila, a character in Gloria Z. Nagler's story, seeks solace in the woods away from the busy squirrel society. Despite her desire for peace, she regrets not bringing peanuts along for her escape.
Washington state flags will fly at half-staff on May 15, 2025, to honor Peace Officers Memorial Day. Governor Ferguson encourages other entities to participate in this recognition. Flags should remain lowered until sunset on that day.
The LFP Garden Club will host a plant sale on May 17, 2025, providing local residents with an opportunity to purchase a variety of plants. This event aims to engage the community and promote gardening.
The Navigating Success Small Business Forum returns to Shoreline on May 22, 2025, featuring a panel discussion and three workshop tracks. Attendees can engage with business leaders and network with organizations to enhance their small business strategies.
Shoreline Fire Department seeks a Facilities Manager from May 9 to June 8, 2025, offering a monthly salary between $7,354 and $9,193. The role involves overseeing maintenance and operations of department facilities, managing staff, and coordinating capital improvements. Applicants must possess relevant experience and a valid Washington State Driver’s License.
Local board elections in Shoreline and surrounding areas feature unopposed candidates across various utility and fire districts. Notable filings include Karl D'Ambrosio for Highlands Utility District and Rick Webster for King County Fire Protection District No. 16. These elections allow residents to choose their representatives for essential public services.
The Shorewood High School Girls Golf Team clinched the WesCo 3A Championship on May 7, 2025, finishing with a notable 10-stroke lead. This victory marks the first championship win for the girls' golf team, establishing a new school record. Ivy Ren earned second place medalist honors for her performance in the match.