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Shoreline residents can attend several community events from August 27 to September 2, including a gardening workshop with Bruce Bennett and a country dance night. The Shoreline Farmers Market is hosting a fundraiser at Watershed Pub to support local agriculture. These events mark the end of summer and the return to school for Shoreline Public Schools.
Lake Forest Park ranks second among the "Safest Places" in Washington, prompting the police department to launch a free Community Police Academy starting September 3, 2025. This five-week program aims to educate residents on policing operations and foster community relations. Space is limited for this engaging initiative.
Residents of Lake Forest Park can meet City Council candidates at a gathering on September 9 from 5:30 to 7:30 PM. Hosted by Robin Roat and sponsored by the Rotary Club, the event aims to foster community engagement and dialogue about local issues. Light refreshments will be available, and candidate introductions start at 6:00 PM.
Shorecrest High School will host a new student Kick-Off event on August 28, 2025, starting at 2:55 AM local time. The event aims to welcome new students to the school community and will take place at 15343 25th Ave NE, Shoreline, Washington. This initiative supports student engagement and integration into school life.
Shoreline residents have until August 31, 2025, to apply for a free tree through the Communi-trees program. Participants will receive assistance in selecting the right tree, planting it, and caring for it. This initiative aims to enhance community greenery and promote environmental stewardship.
Lawrence Kreisman will present on the Pacific Northwest's response to urban development and transportation changes on September 4, 2025, at Third Place Commons. The talk will cover various historical communities, including Millionaires’ Row and Beaux Arts Village, along with contributions from the Shoreline Historical Museum.
Bill Bear received recognition as a Community Champion Award nominee for his dedicated volunteer work at Briarcrest Elementary School. His commitment has expanded from one hour a week to two hours daily, where he supports students and recruits additional volunteers. Bear's efforts focus on aiding students from marginalized communities.
Health officials temporarily closed the Ballinger McDonald's due to health violations. The closure underscores ongoing concerns regarding food safety and public health standards in the area.
St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church will host a four-hour Companionship Training on September 13, 2025, aimed at equipping volunteers with skills to support individuals facing mental illness, housing insecurity, and trauma. Led by certified trainer Lizbeth Adams, the session will cover five key practices of companionship, including listening and neighboring. A $5 donation is suggested for participants.
A new Chick-fil-A restaurant is progressing on Aurora Avenue, with construction expected to begin shortly. Local officials anticipate that the establishment will create jobs and increase foot traffic in the area.