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Shorecrest defeated Meadowdale in a girls' tennis match held at Meadowdale, with a final score of 6-1. Key victories in singles came from Katelynne Wycoff, Lily Haessler, Ally Miner, and Sophie Schmitz, while the doubles teams also secured commanding wins. The match showcased strong performances from Shorecrest players, contributing to their overall success in the season.
The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market will commence its season on Mother's Day, May 11, 2025, from 10 AM to 2 PM at City Hall. This event not only offers fresh produce and local goods but also supports the Market Bucks program, which aids food-insecure community members. The market will operate every Sunday until October 19, providing a vital resource for the community.
The City of Shoreline, in collaboration with Cascade Bicycle Club, is offering an off-bike class designed for beginner and intermediate cyclists. Scheduled for April 30, 2025, the class will cover essential topics such as riding equipment, bike infrastructure, and route planning. Participants can attend in person at City Hall or join online via Zoom.
Adam (AJ) Smadi, a 20-year-old undergraduate at the University of Washington, has gained international recognition for his astrophotography. His image, capturing the International Space Station passing in front of Venus, was honored as NASA's Astronomy Picture of the Day for April 11, 2025. AJ expressed his excitement about representing his university and state through this prestigious accolade.
Jersey’s Restaurant, a staple in Shoreline for 20 years, is celebrated for its homemade comfort food and vibrant community atmosphere. The family-run establishment not only offers a welcoming dining experience but also emphasizes its commitment to local engagement and support. Through an insightful Q&A, the restaurant’s team shares their passion for food, community, and the joy of bringing people together.
The article highlights the upcoming Easter Egg Hunt at Hillwood Park, scheduled for April 19, 2025. This community event promises to engage families and children, fostering local connections and celebrating the holiday spirit. Details about the event and its significance for the Shoreline community are emphasized.
The "Mindful Connections" seminar scheduled for April 26, 2025, at the Shoreline Senior Activity Center aims to facilitate discussions on mental health, domestic violence, and holistic well-being. This free community event will feature keynote speakers, panel discussions, and a resource fair, alongside a taste of Kenyan cuisine. Supported by local organizations, it promises a day of empowerment and awareness for attendees.
Lee Oskar & Friends will perform live at the North City Bistro in Shoreline, WA, on May 3, 2025. The concert will feature Oskar, a renowned harmonica player known for his work with the iconic funk/jazz band that produced hits like “Low Rider” and “Cisco Kid.” Tickets are priced at $45, with doors opening at 7 PM.
Shoreline is set to enhance its traffic management with the introduction of two new multi-lane roundabouts on 145th Street, aimed at improving safety and efficiency. These roundabouts will replace traditional traffic-light intersections at either end of the I-5 overpass, following a successful model implemented in Kirkland. Residents can expect a smoother flow of traffic and are encouraged to learn how to navigate these new structures effectively.
A recent two-vehicle collision in front of Kenmore's City Hall resulted in minor injuries, prompting local police to urge drivers to exercise caution. The incident is part of a disturbing trend, with collisions in the area more than doubling compared to the previous week. Authorities emphasize the importance of safe driving to prevent further accidents.