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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.
The Lake Forest Park Police Department launches the "Pink Patch Project" to support breast cancer awareness. They sell pink patches for $10 each and challenge coins for $10, with proceeds aiding organizations that assist those affected by the disease. The items are available at their department location in Lake Forest Park, WA.
Shoreline Area News highlights five effective strategies for creating a zero-waste garden, emphasizing eco-friendly practices. The article encourages DIY solutions, such as crafting newspaper pots, to reduce environmental impact while gardening. Readers can adopt these methods to contribute to sustainability efforts in their communities.
Shoreline officials are updating the city's Tree Code, which governs tree regulations on private property. The revisions aim to improve tree management and conservation efforts in the community. Residents are invited to share their feedback on the proposed changes.
The recording of the Briarcrest candidate forum is now available for viewing. Shoreline City Council candidates participated in the forum, providing insights into their platforms and priorities. Residents can access the recording through the provided link for further information on the candidates.
Shoreline City Hall will host "Fake News, Real Laughs: Identifying Misinformation" on September 30, 2025, from 4:30 PM to 6 PM. The event aims to educate attendees on recognizing false information in media. Local residents are encouraged to participate in this timely discussion.