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The Lake Forest Park City Council is set to hold its first Town Hall Meeting on February 5, 2015, at City Hall, inviting community members to discuss Council initiatives for 2015/2016. Topics include Steam Restoration, Transportation, Strategic Planning, and Community Vitality, with opportunities for public input. The meeting aims to foster community engagement and inform residents about local governance.
A free workshop titled "Light Your Financial Fire: Future Money Goals" will be held on February 3, 2025, at the Shoreline Library, aimed at helping adults improve their financial management skills in retirement. Led by Money Coach Deb Johnson, the session will cover budgeting, saving, and planning for lasting financial security. Participants are encouraged to register online to secure their spot.
Shoreline Councilmember John Ramsdell announced he will not seek reelection for the 2026-2030 term, citing challenges in maintaining a work/life balance while managing his private practice. He expressed gratitude for the community's engagement and his colleagues' dedication, highlighting his advocacy for affordable housing and mental health services during his tenure.
Rob Karlinsey, the City Manager of Kenmore, WA, has announced his resignation after nearly 13 years in the role, accepting a new position in Moses Lake, WA. His leadership has been instrumental in advancing key community projects, and he expressed gratitude for the support of the Kenmore community. The city will soon initiate the process to find his replacement.
Shoreline Councilmember John Ramsdell announced he will not seek reelection for the 2026-2030 term, citing challenges in maintaining a work/life balance while serving on the council. He expressed pride in his contributions to the community, particularly in areas such as affordable housing and mental health services. Ramsdell plans to focus on family, music, and enjoying the outdoors after his term ends in December 2025.
Rob Karlinsey, after nearly 13 years as Kenmore's City Manager, has announced his resignation to take a new position in Moses Lake, Washington, effective March 23, 2025. Throughout his tenure, he spearheaded critical initiatives such as the development of downtown Kenmore and the Target Zero safety program, leaving a significant impact on the community.
The City of Shoreline has initiated an ADA Transition Plan to enhance accessibility in its parks for individuals with disabilities. Community members are encouraged to participate in an online open house and survey to share their experiences and suggestions by February 28, 2025. This initiative aims to identify barriers and propose solutions to improve park usage for all residents.
Shoreline's weekly events from January 22 to 28, 2025, offer a variety of engaging activities for residents, including cooking demonstrations, study help, and educational workshops. Highlights include "Dinner in 20" at the Town & Country Market and volunteer training sessions at the Shoreline Tool Library. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to local happenings, encouraging community participation and connection.
Nightly closures at NE 175th St and shoulder work at NE 185th St will occur from January 21 to January 30, 2025, as Sound Transit crews undertake construction activities. The work will be conducted overnight to minimize traffic disruptions, and residents should expect noise from construction equipment. This initiative aims to improve infrastructure around the NE 185th St Station.
The City of Shoreline is hosting a design workshop for Westminster Park on January 22, 2025, at Parkwood Elementary School, inviting community members of all ages to contribute their ideas. With over 200 participants already providing feedback, the workshop aims to enhance the park's features, focusing on adventurous play and sports opportunities.