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Shoreline Fire Department will launch the voter-approved Regional Fire Authority on May 1, 2025. Fire Chief Matt Cowan expressed gratitude for the community's support and emphasized a commitment to efficiency and transparency. The department plans to enhance public engagement through a new meeting schedule.
Lake Forest Park will host its annual Secret Garden Tour and Garden Market on June 14, 2025, showcasing six gardens from 9 AM to 3 PM. A highlight includes a lush garden that embodies themes of hope and redemption, featuring diverse plants and unique structures. Tickets are required for attendees aged 5 and up.
The Department of Ecology fined North Star Pro LLC $1,300 for a diesel fuel spill into Ronald Bog caused by a semi-truck collision on I-5 in December 2023. Approximately 150 gallons of diesel spilled, with 19 gallons reaching the bog due to the company’s inadequate follow-up. The penalty will support state funds aimed at preventing pollution.
Colleen LaMotte, a science teacher at Einstein Middle School, has been selected as one of five finalists in Washington state for the Presidential Award for Excellence in Math and Science Teaching. LaMotte emphasizes fostering student curiosity and understanding in science, aiming to empower all students, particularly those historically marginalized in STEM fields.
Shoreline and Lake Forest Park Police Departments will launch a Police Explorer Post in Spring 2025, aimed at youth aged 14–21 interested in community service and law enforcement training. Participants do not need to pursue careers in public safety. The program is part of a King County Sheriff’s Office initiative supporting multiple Explorer Posts.
Shoreline Community College will host a free Open House Celebration on May 8, 2025, to mark its 60th anniversary. The event will feature live performances, interactive demonstrations, and networking opportunities for the community and alumni. Attendees can also register for classes and enjoy food from local vendors.
About 400 protesters gathered in Lake Forest Park on May 1st to oppose government overreach, particularly regarding workers' rights and immigration policies. Demonstrators expressed concerns over the Trump administration’s actions and brought donations for the Hopelink Food Bank. The event showcased community solidarity and a commitment to civic engagement.
Richmond Beach seeks donors for its blood drive on May 3, with the Bloodworks Northwest mobile unit available from 9 am to 3 pm at the Shoreline Fire Safety Center. Walk-ups and later appointments are permitted if spots remain unfilled. Interested individuals can register online or by calling.
Northwest Neighbors Network appointed Alison Alfonzo Pence as its first Executive Director. Pence, who has extensive experience in nonprofit leadership, will guide the organization in supporting seniors in North King County and South Snohomish County. Her previous roles include leading MS Helping Hands and serving in the Washington State House of Representatives.
Shorewood defeated Archbishop Murphy 2-1 in a boys soccer match at Shoreline Stadium on April 30, 2025. The Stormrays' winning goal came just before halftime, allowing them to maintain their lead throughout the game. Shorewood can tie for the league title if they beat last-place Meadowdale on May 6.