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A car crashed into the exterior stairway of an apartment building in Mountlake Terrace on October 3, 2025, but no injuries were reported. Firefighters stabilized the railing while the police investigate the cause of the incident.
The Shoreline Library hosts a Chess Club for kids and teens, welcoming participants aged 6 and older on select Sundays from 1-3 PM. Volunteers are sought to assist with the program, and all materials, including snacks, are provided. Interested individuals can contact Laurie at the library for more information.
Washington's WIC program may shut down within two weeks due to the federal government shutdown, affecting over 212,000 residents. The program provides essential nutrition support for families, particularly pregnant individuals and young children. Officials warn that the longer the shutdown continues, the more dire the situation becomes for vulnerable families.
Shorecrest defeated Everett in a boys tennis match on October 2, 2025, with a score of 7-0. Ashton Johnson and Zane Weber secured singles victories, demonstrating strong performances. This win highlights Shorecrest's dominance in the local tennis scene.
Lake Forest Park and Kenmore will host a Recycling Collection Event on October 18, 2025, from 9 AM to 3 PM at Northlake Lutheran Church. Residents can bring various recyclable items, including tires and appliances, though some may incur fees. No commercial vehicles will be permitted, and organizers reserve the right to refuse certain loads.
Shoreline Library offers free classes for English Language Learners to enhance language skills and integrate into the community. The initiative aims to support non-native speakers in improving their communication abilities. Classes begin on October 5, 2025.
Shorecrest defeated Meadowdale 4-0 in a boys' tennis match on September 30, 2025. Ashton Johnson and Miles Garbaccio both won their singles matches decisively, while two others were left unfinished due to inclement weather. The doubles teams also performed well, securing two victories.
Shoreline hosts a variety of community events from October 1 to 7, including a Fall Tool Sale and a Farmers Market. Local author Jessixa Bagley will launch her new graphic novel at Ridgecrest Books, and a book club invites casual participation. The week culminates with a home-selling workshop at Laurel Cove.
Students at Evergreen School explored the science of paper airplanes, engaging in hands-on learning under the guidance of teacher Brendan. The activity not only provided fun but also taught important principles of aerodynamics.
ShoreLake Arts hosts the 6 x 6 NW Visual Arts Show, inviting artists and art enthusiasts to participate. The event showcases diverse artwork from creators of all ages, aiming to foster community engagement and appreciation for the arts.