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Rep. Cindy Ryu hosts two community chats on Saturday, October 11, offering residents a chance to engage with local leaders. The first event features Mayor Emeritus Keith Scully at the Shoreline Library, followed by a session with Councilmember Will Chen at the Asian Service Center.
Shoreline College offers a Winter Holiday Basketball All-Skills Camp from December 22 to 24, 2025, for students in grades 4 to 8. The camp, led by Athletic Director Cameron Dollar, focuses on skill development, teamwork, and fun activities at a fee of $150 for three days. Parents can register online or by phone while their children engage in active learning.
Candidates for the Lake Forest Park City Council participated in a public forum on October 7, 2025, addressing key issues ahead of the November election. The forum, moderated by the League of Women Voters, included discussions on the city budget, housing density, and a proposed property tax increase for public safety. Candidates expressed diverse opinions on these topics, highlighting the complexity of local governance.
Shorewood defeated Mountlake Terrace 14-0 in a high school football game at Shoreline Stadium on October 10, 2025. The victory marked an important step for Shorewood in the regular season.
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden will host its Fall Plant Sale over two weekends, October 10-12 and October 17-19, 2025. The event invites community members to celebrate the fall planting season with a variety of plants available for purchase. This annual sale supports the garden's conservation and educational efforts.
The Shoreline Teen Center will host the SAGE Meet & Greet and Craft event on October 10, 2025. This gathering aims to connect LGBTQ+ youth and allies in the community. Participants can expect a welcoming atmosphere and engaging activities.
Echo Lake PTA partners with Sodam Chicken for a fundraiser, contributing 20% of sales on Tuesday, October 14, 2025. Customers can support the PTA by dining in or ordering takeout, with a flier required for in-person orders. This initiative aims to bolster school funding through community engagement.
Hillwood decorations reveal a softer side of seasonal aesthetics, showcasing a blend of creativity and tradition. The exhibit invites community engagement by highlighting the artistry involved in creating these festive displays. Residents can participate in events and view the decorations, fostering a sense of local pride.
Activists will gather for "Social Justice Sundays" this Sunday, October 12, 2025, from 1-2 PM at the Shoreline-Edmonds line to promote principles of democracy and justice. The event precedes the "No Kings/Rise Up!" Nationwide Day of Action scheduled for October 18, encouraging community participation and donations for those in need.
Police Chief Mike Harden and City Administrator Phillip Hill discussed the upcoming November ballot measure in a recent video. The measure aims to address community safety and resource allocation in the city. Voters will have the opportunity to weigh in on this significant proposal.