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Letter to the Editor Tell the school board not to cut our Family Advocates

Shoreline School Board plans to eliminate drug and alcohol counselor positions due to budget cuts, affecting four schools. Community members are urged to sign a petition to retain these vital roles that directly support students. The decision contradicts the district's strategic planning goals.

Celebrate 20 Years of the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market Sunday, June 15th

The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market will celebrate its 20th anniversary on June 15, 2025, with live music, special guests, and cake. The market, which began two decades ago, has fostered a strong community and supported local farms and businesses. The celebration will start at 10 a.m. at 17171 Bothell Way NE.

Aetna and UW Medicine at odds over contract

Aetna and UW Medicine face contract negotiations that are deteriorating, with Aetna warning that UW Medicine providers will become out of network after May 31, 2025. Despite assurances that patients can continue seeing their doctors, UW Medicine is canceling patient appointments and rejecting payment offers.

Briarcrest kiosk updated with new mural and bench

Briarcrest's kiosk received a vibrant mural update from local artist Reane Joy Pagdilao after weather damage and graffiti marred the original artwork. The new design aims to enhance the neighborhood experience and provide information as visitors enter Hamlin Park.

Applications open for the Holiday Bazaar at the Senior Activity Center

The Senior Activity Center in Shoreline, WA, opens applications for its Holiday Bazaar set for October 24-25, 2025. Local artists and crafters can apply for booth space, with a focus on handmade items. Half of the available booths have already been claimed.

Spring Tool Sale at the Shoreline Tool Library May 31, 2025

Seattle REconomy will host a Spring Tool Sale on May 31, 2025, at the Shoreline Tool Library, featuring a wide array of tools and used bikes available for any price. Attendees can enter a raffle for a $50 gift card, with proceeds supporting local nonprofit tool libraries. New members will receive coupons for discounts at the Reuse Materials Store.

Lake Forest Park Police donate unclaimed bikes to WheelLab

Lance Latimer, founder of WheelLab, collected over 20 unclaimed bikes from the Lake Forest Park Police Department on April 8, 2025. The bikes, previously found or stolen, will be refurbished and donated to children in need, supporting WheelLab's mission of providing bike programs for kids.

Business Spotlight Pet Evolution Shoreline Helping Pets Live the Good Life, One Tail Wag at a Time

Pet Evolution Shoreline celebrates its first anniversary as a community hub for pet lovers, offering premium nutrition, self-serve dog washes, and wellness services. The store emphasizes the importance of pets in the Shoreline community and plans a special anniversary weekend with giveaways and discounts.

Kruckebergs Annual Summer Solstice Picnic on Saturday, June 21, 2025

Kruckeberg Botanic Garden invites the public to its Annual Summer Solstice Picnic on June 21, 2025, from 5:00 to 8:00 p.m. The family-friendly event features live music by Leslie Lawrence and benefits the garden's educational programs.

A busy Memorial Day weekend ahead

WSDOT warns travelers to expect heavy traffic this Memorial Day weekend as construction projects pause on state highways. The agency encourages the use of its travel tools, including real-time maps and alerts, to help manage travel plans. Travelers should remain patient and alert amid increased congestion.

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