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Green Shoreline Day is scheduled for November 15, 2025, inviting community members to participate in planting and restoring local parks. The family-friendly event welcomes all ages and requires no prior experience. Registration is available for those interested in contributing to the beautification of Shoreline’s open spaces.
Starting November 8, Sound Transit suspends 1 Line service for repairs and maintenance, affecting various segments through January 2026. Passengers should expect bus replacements and plan for delays during these strategic closures. Key dates include service interruptions between U District and Westlake, Capitol Hill and Stadium, and more.
Lake Forest Park residents face a divide over Sound Transit’s plan to widen Bothell Way for Bus Rapid Transit, raising environmental concerns about tree loss. Proponents argue that expanding public transportation is essential for combating climate change and reducing reliance on fossil fuels. The project aims to enhance regional connectivity while addressing broader environmental challenges.
King County Elections reported early ballot counts showing strong support for Prop 1, which funds the Medic One program. In Shoreline, Valerie Snider leads the open council seat race with 3,873 votes against Jack Malek's 3,163. Lake Forest Park faces tight races for council positions, with Proposition No. 1 trailing in support.
Washington State Ferries reported sightings of a “superpod” of orcas in south sound, with J, K, and L pods observed together. Passengers on the Chetzemoka ferry enjoyed a unique view of the event while the crew adhered to safety protocols for endangered southern resident killer whales.
A Bigfoot sighting occurred in Lake Forest Park on November 1, 2025, with Lis Johnson capturing a photograph of the creature. Witnesses are advised to remain cautious and avoid approaching the figure.
Shoreline Fire Department battled two residential structure fires on November 2, 2025. Both homes lacked working smoke alarms, highlighting the importance of regular safety checks. Firefighters rescued pets in one incident, while an individual was taken into custody at the second fire scene.
Shorewood Boys Cross Country team won the WesCo South League Championship and both teams qualified for the State Championships. Max Billett defended his individual NW District 1 Championship title with a time of 15:47.9, leading the boys' team to a regional title. This marks the third consecutive year both teams have qualified for state in the same year.
Ballots for the general election must be submitted by 8 p.m. on November 4, 2025. Local drop boxes are available at various libraries and public locations across King County. Voters can use drop boxes in neighboring counties, but doing so may delay ballot counting.
Shorewood defeated Mountlake Terrace 1-0 in a tense 3A District 1 play-in match on Halloween eve. The win allows Shorewood to advance to the quarter-finals against #3 Monroe. Mountlake Terrace's aggressive strategy initially dominated the game, but a late goal from Shorewood secured their victory.