Latest News in Shoreline, WA

Human Services Provider Transportation Forum Highlights Transportation Needs in Shoreline

A transportation forum held at Shoreline City Hall brought together representatives from various human service agencies and transportation advocates to discuss available transportation resources in King and Snohomish Counties. The focus was on addressing the unique transportation needs of vulnerable populations, including the elderly, low-income individuals, and people with disabilities. Key insights were shared on existing services and future transportation developments, including the introduction of Bus Rapid Transit and light rail expansions.

Large crowd for Cromwell Park dedication

Cromwell Park in Shoreline was officially dedicated on August 30, 2010, with a vibrant ceremony attended by over 200 community members. The park features numerous recreational facilities, including sports fields and a public art installation titled Raintree, which reflects the site's natural environment. This event underscores the community's commitment to enhancing local recreational spaces and improving water quality in the area.

Walkers to the Future walk, skip, and dance around the track to raise 17,000

The "Walk to the Future" event held on July 24 at Edmonds-Woodway High School successfully raised nearly $17,000 for Parkinson's Disease research, organized by Shoreline resident Pat Erickson's Pinky's Passion. Participants enjoyed a day filled with walking, music, and community spirit, culminating in a heartfelt final lap celebrating those living with Parkinson's. Donations are still welcomed through the organization's website.

Aurora Construction Update 05-28-2010

Crews are currently working on the Aurora Corridor construction project, focusing on traffic signal installations, excavation, and landscaping preparations. The article provides essential updates for local residents, emphasizing the need for caution due to potential lane closures. Additionally, it offers contact information for concerns related to the construction.

Drom Aluinn performs Friday, May 7 at Laughing Ladies

Drom Aluinn, a Celtic band, will perform at Laughing Ladies Cafe in Shoreline on May 7, 2010. The band, formed by local musicians, draws inspiration from renowned groups like Celtic Woman and Celtic Thunder, showcasing a blend of traditional Irish music. This event marks an engaging opportunity for local music enthusiasts to experience the vibrant Celtic culture.

Sunset Park Boeing Creek Open Space Community Meeting

The upcoming **Sunset Park/Boeing Creek Open Space community meeting** on April 6, 2010, invites local residents to discuss the community vision for these significant green spaces in Shoreline, Washington. Attendees will review current interpretations and engage with the Friends of Sunset Park, who have updated their website with additional resources on the planning process.

Evan Smith Eyman asks if Fairley is misinformed or a serial liar

Tim Eyman challenges Senator Darlene Fairley’s comments regarding signature collection practices during a Senate hearing, accusing her of either being misinformed or intentionally misleading. Fairley, upon reviewing Eyman's email, acknowledges that she was incorrect and regrets the misunderstanding. The article highlights tensions in Washington state politics concerning transparency and accountability in initiative processes.

Free classes for Shoreline businesses

Shoreline Community College and the City of Shoreline Economic Development Office are offering free business classes to support new and emerging businesses in the area. The "Brown Bag Lunch and Learn" sessions will take place every Tuesday from February 2 to March 2, 2010, at Shoreline City Hall. Business owners looking to enhance their skills and expand into new markets are encouraged to attend.

Learn about Shoreline Schools propositions for February 9 ballot

Shoreline Schools is hosting several informational sessions for voters regarding three key propositions appearing on the February 9 special election ballot. The proposals include a four-year replacement levy for educational programs, a $150 million bond for high school modernization, and a capital levy for technology improvements. Community members are encouraged to attend the meetings to learn more about the implications of these measures for local education.

Design Shorelines Town Center Make It Your Destination

Shoreline is inviting community input to design its new Town Center, envisioned to span from North 170th to North 188th Streets and between Linden and Stone Avenues. The Town Center Subarea Plan aims to enhance public spaces, stimulate commercial and residential development, and improve local amenities. Residents are encouraged to participate in surveys and planning events to shape the future of this central hub.