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New coffeehouse in Shoreline

Liturgy Coffee opened on November 7, 2025, in Shoreline, Washington, as a community-focused coffeehouse. Located at 203 NE 185th, it aims to serve as a gathering space for residents and visitors alike. The coffeehouse is part of a project by Shoreline Community Church.

Election updates on Day 3

Girmay Zahilay leads Claudia Balducci in the County Executive race with 52% of the vote. In Shoreline, Valerie Snider gains momentum against Jack Malek, while Lake Forest Park's Semra Riddle extends her lead over Bryce James.

Lightning strikes trees in Lake Forest Park

Lightning strikes hit two trees in Lake Forest Park Wednesday night, startling residents with loud thunder. Neighbors reported that the strikes were particularly frightening as the thunder echoed throughout the area. Former midwesterners shared their experiences with thunderstorms, highlighting the unique risks posed by large trees in the region.

Five Guys restaurant now open in Shoreline

Five Guys opened a new restaurant in Shoreline on September 12, 2025, located at 15515 Westminster Way N. The fast-casual chain, known for its hamburgers and hand-cut fries, expands its presence in the community, offering a variety of menu items and continuing its family-driven business model.

Lake Forest Park Farmers Market Holiday Craft Fairs November 23 and December 14, 2025

Lake Forest Park will host two festive market days on November 23 and December 14, 2025, featuring an Outdoor Farmers & Craft Market and an Indoor Holiday Craft Fair. Shoppers can enjoy local produce, handcrafted gifts, and live music while utilizing SNAP benefits.

Reopening of Ballinger Way delayed by rain

The reopening of Ballinger Way is delayed due to rain, originally scheduled for November 7. Paving may commence on November 7 and conclude the following day, but inclement weather could push these plans to next week. Officials emphasize their commitment to expediting the project's completion as weather conditions remain uncertain.

There and Back Again...A Corvid's Tale will be told at the Annual Meeting of the Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation

Dr. Doug Wacker will speak at the Lake Forest Park Stewardship Foundation's annual meeting on December 11, 2025. He will address the decline of crows over Lake Forest Park and present insights on their whereabouts. The event will also feature reports, board elections, and the 2025 Community Stewardship Award presentation.

Shoreline Police Training November 6 in Meridian Park and North City Neighborhoods

Shoreline Police will conduct training exercises on November 6, 2025, from 12:00 PM to 9:00 PM at properties near N 175th Street and Ashworth Avenue N. These building search drills are essential for officers to gain practical experience, despite potential inconveniences to residents.

Shorewood girls soccer advance to District final, going to State

Shorewood High School’s girls soccer team defeated Oak Harbor 3-0 in the 3A District 1 playoff semi-final, securing a spot in the state tournament. The Stormrays scored three goals in the second half after a scoreless first half, showcasing their offensive prowess. This victory marks a strong redemption following last year's loss to the Wildcats in the District Final.

Election update - Day 2 of counting

King County ballots continue to be counted as results show Girmay Zahilay leading Claudia Balducci with 50.56% of the vote. In local council races, Kenmore's Tracy Banaszynski trails incumbent Joe Marshall by 149 votes, while Valerie Snider leads in Shoreline with 5,061 votes.

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