Latest News in Shoreline, WA

Financial aid made simple How students and families can get started

The article discusses the importance of financial aid for students and families looking to pursue education or training beyond high school. It highlights the availability of the Free Application for Federal Student Aid (FAFSA) and the Washington Application for State Financial Aid (WASFA), which are now open for the 2025-26 academic year. The piece emphasizes that many families may be unaware of the financial resources available to them.

Shoreline's tree removal fees tower over neighboring cities despite Council axing

Shoreline's city council has reduced tree removal fees significantly from $15,000 to $3,325 for large trees, yet these fees remain higher than those in neighboring cities. The decision followed a recommendation to base fees on environmental benefits, but the council opted for higher fees proposed by local residents. The changes aim to balance tree preservation with community needs, especially for low-income residents.

Two King County children have died from complications of the flu

Two children in King County have tragically died from complications related to the flu, marking the first pediatric flu deaths in the area since the previous flu season. Public health officials indicate that flu activity has surged this season, with a classification of "high severity" by the CDC. Residents are urged to take precautions as flu-related deaths continue to rise.

Congresswoman Jayapal Town Hall March 11, 2025 at 6pm

Congresswoman Pramila Jayapal is hosting a telephone town hall on March 11, 2025, aimed at engaging constituents from Washington's 7th District. The event provides multiple options for participation, including a Facebook live stream and a dedicated call-in number. Jayapal emphasizes the importance of community feedback in her role as a representative.

Summer camps for teens through Shoreline Recreation

The City of Shoreline is offering a range of summer camps for teens in 2025, with registration dates set for residents and the general public. Camps include diverse activities such as athletic adventures, creative arts, and leadership training, catering to ages 10-15. Registration opens on March 11 for residents, followed by dates for others, offering an enriching summer experience for local youth.

SAFe Rescue hosts kitten shower to support vulnerable felines during kitten season

SAFe Rescue is hosting a Kitten Shower on March 22, 2025, to support vulnerable kittens in foster care as part of the annual kitten season. The event will feature activities such as kitten petting, a naming station, and opportunities to learn about fostering. Community members can also contribute through an online donation registry if they cannot attend.

Basketball Shorecrest and Shorewood both have make or break games on Saturday

Shorecrest and Shorewood high school basketball teams are facing crucial make-or-break games in the 3A District 1 Tournament on February 22, 2025. With both teams vying for a spot in the state competition, the stakes are high as they seek redemption after recent losses. These local matchups are pivotal for the athletes and fans, highlighting the competitive spirit of high school sports in the Shoreline area.

Basketball Shorecrest and Shorewood both have make or break games on Saturday

Shorecrest and Shorewood boys basketball teams are competing in the 3A District 1 Tournament, aiming for spots in the state competition. With critical matchups on February 22, 2025, both teams face elimination, making these games pivotal for their season prospects.

Reminder 4th annual Lantern Festival Saturday

The 4th annual Lantern Festival is set to take place on Saturday, February 22, 2025, in Grand Prairie, Texas. This vibrant community event, organized by ShoreLake Arts, promises an engaging experience with various attractions. Residents and visitors are encouraged to participate in this celebration of culture and creativity.

Local student graduates from University of Wisconsin-Madison

Over 2,000 students graduated during the University of Wisconsin-Madison Winter 2024 Commencement ceremony on December 15, 2024, with nearly 1,400 participating at the Kohl Center. Notably, Ian Zhou from Seattle, WA, earned a Bachelor of Science in Computer Engineering from the College of Engineering. This event highlights the academic achievements of local students and their contributions to the university community.