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The Shoreline Chamber of Commerce adopted a new Inclusion & Ethics Policy to promote an equitable business environment. This policy outlines expectations for member conduct and establishes a confidential complaint resolution process. Kevin Barrett, the Chamber's President, emphasized the initiative's goal of fostering a supportive community for all members.
Everyday Activists will hold a sign-waving event on May 4, 2025, from 1 p.m. to 2 p.m. at Aurora Ave N and N 205th St, advocating for working people and accepting non-perishable food donations for Hopelink. The event's theme is "How 'bout them eggs?"
North King County faces a severe shortage of temporary shelters for the homeless, with a ratio of 9.6 unsheltered individuals per available bed. The King County Regional Homeless Authority reported a 26% increase in homelessness in the region from 2022 to 2024. Despite this rise, the number of temporary shelter beds in North King County has only slightly increased from 85 to 198.
Team Pronto, a robotics team from Shorewood High School, hosts a fundraiser at SPUD Fish & Chips in Edmonds on May 3, 2025. Customers can support the team by mentioning "Team Pronto" when ordering from 11 am to 8 pm. The funds will assist students competing in the FIRST Robotics Competition.
Filing week for local elections in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park begins May 5, 2025, and runs through May 9, 2025. Key positions include two Shoreline School Board seats and multiple council seats in both cities, with several incumbents seeking re-election. All residents can run for city council positions, while specific district residency is required for school board candidates.
The Shoreline real estate market in May 2025 experienced a decline in sales, with total sales dropping to 35 homes. Despite this decrease, some properties showed resilience, indicating mixed market dynamics. The shift in buyer preferences is influencing the local market's trajectory.
Shoreline plans to purchase a 1.35-acre vacant lot for a public park to develop a BMX pump track. The site, located along the Interurban Trail, aims to address the community's need for more parks and support local businesses. A city council vote on the purchase is scheduled for May 5.
Lake Forest Park will host a Climate Open House on May 1, 2025, to gather resident input for its updated Comprehensive Plan. The event, held at Third Place Commons, will include educational displays, kids’ activities, and opportunities for community engagement.
About 40 residents protested against Trump administration policies on April 27, 2025, at the Shoreline-Edmonds border. Organized by Everyday Activists, the event aimed to oppose budget cuts affecting Medicare and Medicaid, while attendees also donated food to Hopelink. Additional protests are planned for May Day on May 1.
The Parkwood Neighborhood Association will host a spring cleanup on Saturday, May 3, 2025. Community members are encouraged to participate in enhancing local parks and public spaces. This event aims to foster community spirit and environmental stewardship.