Latest News in Shoreline, WA

New Land Southeast Asian Refugees Finding Home in Washington marks SE Asian refugee arrival in Washington

A new book titled “New Land: Southeast Asian Refugees Finding Home in Washington” celebrates the 50th anniversary of Southeast Asian refugees arriving in Washington. Authors John C. Hughes and Edward Echtle Jr. document 15 stories of resilience from first-generation refugees and their descendants. The book highlights the contributions of Asian American communities, which comprise 10.5% of Washington's population.

Service, honor, protecting democracy themes of Sunday sign-waving

American flags and signs honoring military personnel were displayed at a sign-waving event in Shoreline on May 25, 2025, coinciding with Memorial Day and the fifth anniversary of George Floyd's death. Organizers collected food donations for a local pantry and planned future events, including a "No Kings" march on June 14 to protest a military parade proposed by President Trump.

Olympic Fly Fishers June meeting features Travis Johnson of All Waters Angling June 10, 2025

The Olympic Fly Fishers will hold their June meeting featuring Travis Johnson from All Waters Angling on June 10, 2025. The event offers an opportunity for local anglers to learn about fly fishing techniques and engage with fellow enthusiasts. Participants can expect a mix of education and community interaction.

Travels with Charlie New Life Jacket Loaner Station

Log Boom Park Beach introduced a new Life Jacket Loaner Station to promote safety during water activities. The initiative encourages beachgoers to borrow or donate life jackets, enhancing safety as summer approaches. Community members support sharing resources to ensure everyone can enjoy the water safely.

FREE - Giveaways from Third Place Commons 9-11am SUNDAY May 25, 2025

Third Place Commons hosts free giveaways on Sunday, May 25, 2025, from 9 to 11 a.m. The event will include a variety of items and activities, celebrating the space's community engagement.

Birds and bees and bats and dragonflies and otters appreciate the work party at the Echo Lake Park Native Plant Garden

Volunteers at Echo Lake Park enhanced the Native Plant Garden by planting native roses and removing invasive species. The efforts will improve local water quality and provide habitats for various wildlife.

Scene on the Sound Sea Trials

Irons Brothers Construction of Shoreline receives recognition for their community contributions. Dr. Sandra J. Valenciano has been appointed as Health Officer, which may impact local health policies. Chick-fil-A plans to open a new location in Shoreline, further diversifying local dining options.

Roll over accident blocks intersection on 15th NE Thursday evening

A vehicle rolled over at the intersection of 15th Ave NE and 196th Street in Shoreline on Thursday evening, May 22, 2025. The Shoreline Fire Department promptly extracted the driver, who was then transported to a medical facility. The accident caused significant disruption to evening traffic but was cleared by 7:30 PM.

Cartoon by Whitney Potter Hoping for Peace

Whitney Potter's cartoon, titled "Hoping for Peace," was published on May 24, 2025, on shorelineareanews.com. The cartoon likely addresses themes of hope and peace, reflecting current societal sentiments. It contributes to local discourse through artistic expression.

Rylie Gettman, Shorewood Tennis, in the running for Heraldnet.com Athlete of the Week

Rylie Gettmann, a senior from Shorewood, won her fourth consecutive 3A District 1 tennis singles title, defeating opponents with a combined score of 36-4. She is among several nominees for the Heraldnet.com Athlete of the Week, with voting closing Sunday at midnight.