Latest News in Shoreline, WA

SeaChordsmen production follows a dream from childhood

The Seattle SeaChordsmen barbershop chorus delivered an engaging musical production titled "Songs of Childhood? Stories of A Lifetime," which showcased the life journey of Charlie, a man whose childhood dream was to become a military pilot. The performances took place in Shoreline, highlighting the chorus's commitment to local arts and community engagement. The event not only entertained but also inspired audiences by illustrating the importance of following one's dreams.

Kenmore names new Chief of Police

Kenmore has appointed Peter Horvath as the new Chief of Police, effective May 24, 2018. With 26 years of experience in law enforcement, Horvath aims to enhance community engagement and continue the legacy left by his predecessor, Chief Cliff Sether.

Bill to protect Washingtonians religious information becomes law

Washington Governor Jay Inslee has signed House Bill 2097 into law, ensuring the protection of individuals' religious affiliations from being disclosed to federal authorities. The legislation aims to safeguard against religious discrimination by prohibiting employers and public agencies from requiring such disclosures. This law reflects a significant step towards religious privacy rights in Washington.

Become a Community Emergency Response Team member

The Northshore Emergency Management Coalition is organizing a Community Emergency Response Team (CERT) training program from February 8 to March 24, aimed at equipping volunteers with essential disaster response skills. The program will cover local hazards and provide hands-on training, ensuring community readiness during emergencies in Kenmore and Lake Forest Park.

Does Santa ever shave his beard?

The article explores whimsical questions children often ask about Santa Claus, highlighting the joy and innocence of childhood curiosity during the holiday season. Written by Rob Oxford, it reflects on various humorous inquiries that children might pose, particularly focusing on the playful question of whether Santa ever shaves his beard. The piece captures the festive spirit and the magic of Santa's character in the eyes of children.

Photos Trick or Treaters

The article features a collection of photos capturing local trick-or-treaters in Shoreline, Washington, on Halloween 2017, highlighting the festive spirit of the community. It includes a playful poem by Rusty Fischer that encapsulates the joy of the holiday, while also showcasing the work of local photographer Wayne Pridemore. This light-hearted piece celebrates community engagement during a popular family tradition.

Jobs Washington State Ferries

Washington State Ferries is currently hiring On-Call deckhands, including Ordinary Seamen (OS) and Able Bodied Seamen (AB), presenting a significant career opportunity within the largest ferry system in the U.S. The announcement emphasizes the importance of these roles in supporting local communities and invites applicants with relevant licenses to apply.

Friday Afternoon at the Movies - Sunset Blvd at Senior Center

The upcoming film screening of Billy Wilder's classic _Sunset Boulevard_ will take place at the Shoreline-LFP Senior Center on September 1, hosted by Scarecrow Video as part of the Silver Cinema Project. This free event offers attendees a chance to enjoy and discuss the film, which explores themes of stardom and decline in Hollywood.

Sky Basalt columns and other pondless water features

Sky Nursery is hosting a free workshop on August 6, 2017, focused on creating basalt columns and other pondless water features, led by expert Gretchen Brevoort. This hands-on event aims to teach participants how to assemble beautiful water garden displays, enhancing local gardening practices. The workshop is open to everyone without prior registration, making it accessible for the community.

Music4Life gives Shoreline Public Schools three additional instruments

Music4Life has donated three additional musical instruments to Shoreline Public Schools, including a flute, a full-sized violin, and a convertible trombone. This initiative aims to ensure that every child has the opportunity to play an instrument, regardless of their family's financial situation. The total value of instruments delivered since September 2016 has reached over $17,000.