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The Department of Services for the Blind offers an Independent Living Program to assist individuals experiencing vision loss. A presentation by Alice Klein will provide interactive insights into the program on August 20, 2025, from 1:00 to 2:00 PM at the Senior Activity Center. Registration is free, requiring a call or visit to the center.
Shoreline residents can join a free North City History Walk on August 9, 2025. The 3.1-mile trek will explore significant historical sites along 185th Street and 15th Avenue, led by Donna. Participants can enjoy an optional extension for more walking.
An intoxicated person assaulted two Kenmore police officers during a standoff in a parking lot. The suspect was booked for felony assault, while both officers received medical treatment for their injuries. Police emphasize the risks of encountering impaired individuals and the potential for violence.
King County prosecutors warned of a rise in courier scams targeting older residents, with 46 victims reporting losses of $7 million since 2024. Scammers trick victims into withdrawing cash and handing it to a courier for safekeeping.
Shoreline Area News offers insights into local events and issues affecting Shoreline and Lake Forest Park. The publication encourages community engagement through various platforms, including social media and email subscriptions. It covers a wide range of topics, from politics to arts and community events.
Shoreline hosts a variety of community events from August 6 to 12, including a Talking Heads tribute concert, coffee with Mayor Chris Roberts, and a community bike ride. Residents can also enjoy the Heroes Café for veterans and the North City Jazz Walk, featuring live performances across multiple venues.
Kenmore Library hosts a gardening program on August 9, 2025, addressing plant care and product selection. Attendees will learn practical gardening tips to enhance their crops and save time. The event aims to support both new and experienced gardeners in the community.
The Tour de Bike Racks event will take place on August 9, 2025, starting at 11 a.m. Participants will meet at Local 104 in Lake Forest Park and make several stops, including a lunch break at the Shoreline Farmers Market. The ride concludes with optional beer and bowling at Spin Alley.
King County's recent purchase of a 23-unit apartment community in Shoreline for $4.29 million raises concerns about the risks and liabilities associated with government property ownership. Critics argue that this move diverts funds from essential services like education and public safety while increasing the financial burden on taxpayers.
Local students graduated from St. Olaf College in 2025, marking a significant achievement for the community. The announcement includes names of the graduates and highlights the importance of educational milestones.