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Shoreline Schools recognized Every Child Matters Day for the first time on September 30, encouraging the community to wear orange and reflect on the impact of residential schools. The event aims to foster learning and meaningful action towards ensuring every child matters. A special read-aloud by Title VI Advisor Sadrina Dorn highlights the day's significance.
The Raven & Crow Show will take place on October 4, 2025, from 5–8 PM at Red Sky Gallery in Town Center. Attendees are encouraged to wear their fanciest feathers and enjoy an evening filled with food, wine, and local artwork. This annual event promises spooky fun and community engagement.
KidVantage Hubs will halt goods donations in October to allow staff and volunteers to prepare for fall and winter. Donations will resume on November 1, 2025. For inquiries, contact Carolina Liendo or Cori Benson via email.
Seattle residents will gather at Green Lake Park on October 4 to participate in "Hands Around Green Lake," a community event promoting democracy and solidarity. Attendees are encouraged to arrive by 2:30 PM for a silent circle at 3:00 PM, bringing signs, songs, and creativity to express their shared values. Volunteers are welcomed to help organize and spread awareness about the event.
The League of Women Voters of Seattle-King County will host a forum for Lake Forest Park City Council candidates on October 7, 2025, at Third Place Commons. All candidates appearing on the November ballot are invited, including those vying for Position 2 due to the recent passing of Deputy Mayor Lorri Bodi. Community members are encouraged to attend and ask questions.
A motorcycle collision in Kenmore early Saturday morning resulted in the rider's death at the scene. The King County Sheriff's Office Major Accident Response and Reconstruction Detectives are investigating the incident.
HNTB and the Port of Seattle celebrated the opening of the new Upper/Departures Drive at Seattle-Tacoma International Airport, a significant milestone in the Roadway Improvements project. The upgrades, which include dedicated lanes for shuttles and taxis, aim to enhance access for over 52 million annual travelers and alleviate congestion.
Lake Forest Park will host information sessions on a proposed six-year police and public safety levy for the November 2025 ballot. The levy aims to maintain essential services, including 911 dispatch and police staffing, amid rising costs and limited property tax revenue growth.
About 60 residents participated in a sign-waving protest at the Shoreline-Edmonds line last Sunday, expressing dissent against President Trump’s recent actions. Organizers from Everyday Activists collected donations for local charities and cleaned up the area during the event.
The Shoreline Chamber of Commerce will host a Candidate Forum on October 9, 2025, at Shoreline City Hall. The event aims to connect voters with candidates running for local office, featuring a moderated Q&A session and informal meet-and-greet opportunities. Attendance is free, but registration is encouraged by October 1.