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The Strawberry Festival will take place from June 5 to June 7, 2025, at Richmond Beach Community Park in Shoreline, Washington. The event features concerts, food trucks, and a parade, celebrating the local strawberry harvest. Attendees can expect various attractions, including body painting and strawberry shortcake.
King’s High School secured both the boys and girls Class 1A state track and field titles in Yakima, with the girls finishing 22 points ahead of second-place Lynden Christian. The boys won by a narrow margin of half a point over Lakeside (Nine Mile Falls). Kimberly Beard excelled in the hammer throw, achieving a personal best of 152 feet, 5 inches, and later threw 176 feet, 5 inches in a separate competition.
The Shoreline Tool Library, opened on January 6, 2024, promotes community sharing and sustainability through tool lending and various resources. Operated by Seattle REconomy, it offers pay-what-you-can memberships and hosts events like Fix-It Night and Community Threads. The library aims to foster climate resilience and empower residents.
Washington State Trooper Christopher Gadd died on March 2, 2024, after being struck by an impaired driver traveling over 100 miles per hour. Raul Benitez-Santana faces vehicular homicide and assault charges following a jury's guilty verdict, which offers some relief to Gadd's family and colleagues.
SUN Bucks, a federal program, provides $120 per eligible child to families who lose access to free school meals during summer. The initiative aims to alleviate food insecurity by allowing families to purchase groceries at various locations.
Shoreline community events unfold from June 4 to 10, highlighted by the Shoreline Farmers Market's opening day on June 7. Residents can enjoy art, music, and food at various events, including the Veterans Art Show and the Richmond Beach Strawberry Festival. These gatherings foster community spirit and promote local engagement.
Shorecrest High School's Athletic Director and Baseball Coach Alan Bruns received the Northwest Umpires Association Baseball Coach of the Year Award during a school assembly. The award recognizes his dedication to leadership and sportsmanship in the baseball community.
The Shoreline Farmers Market will open its 14th season on June 7, 2025, at the Shoreline Park & Ride, running every Saturday until October 25. The market prioritizes local farmers and features a variety of fresh produce, prepared foods, and community events, including the 3rd Annual Pride at the Market celebration throughout June.
The Rotary Club of Lake Forest Park awarded eleven Shorecrest High School students with $1,000 scholarships for their exceptional community service on May 28, 2025. The ceremony took place at the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church, attended by school officials and family members. The scholarships aim to support the students' higher education pursuits.
Fifty residents demonstrated against the Trump administration on June 1, 2025, at Aurora Ave North and N 205th St., voicing concerns over government actions. Organized by Everyday Activists, the event included a collection for the Hopelink Food Market, focusing on hygiene items. Regular demonstrations are set for Sundays in June and July.