Latest News in Shoreline, WA

Educators and parents call on WA lawmakers to up school funding

Hundreds of students, parents, and educators rallied at the Washington State Capitol, urging lawmakers to increase funding for public education amid a looming budget shortfall. Key proposals include a $2 billion boost in funding for special education, transportation, and school operations. The rally highlights the urgent need for financial support to address rising costs and declining enrollment in school districts across the state.

Shorecrest Scots send 10 wrestlers to State

The Shorecrest Scots boys wrestling team has made an impressive mark this season, qualifying 10 wrestlers for the upcoming State Tournament. With a mix of seasoned upperclassmen and promising freshmen, the Scots are poised for success at the Mat Classic tournament at the Tacoma Dome.

Explore nature at Deception Pass through Bird Walks and guided hikes

Discover the beauty of spring at Deception Pass with guided birding walks and hikes led by AmeriCorps staff and Whidbey Audubon Society volunteers. Scheduled for February 22, March 8, and March 22, 2025, these events cater to all birding levels, offering opportunities to learn about local species and habitats. Participants are encouraged to bring binoculars for a more enriching experience.

Small protest at Shoreline City Hall

Protests marked President's Day in Seattle, with hundreds demonstrating against job cuts to federal workers. While a planned protest against Elon Musk was canceled due to permit issues, two women from EverydayActivists.net gathered at Shoreline City Hall to express their concerns regarding Musk's actions related to DOGE.

Want to Learn about Beavers?

The Environmental Rotary Club of Puget Sound invites the community to a Zoom presentation by Joe Mouser from Beavers Northwest on February 25, 2025, focusing on the ecological importance of beavers. The meeting aims to educate attendees about beavers' role in reducing flooding and restoring ecosystems. The event is part of a growing interest in wildlife conservation and the reintroduction of beavers in local parks.

Shoreline Economic Forecast 2025 - March 18, 2025

Attend the Shoreline Economic Forecast event on March 18, 2025, at the Crest Cinema to gain insights from leading experts on real estate and business trends affecting the region. Featured speakers include economist Matthew Gardner and King County Councilmember Rod Dembowski, providing valuable market insights for attendees. Reserve your free ticket on Eventbrite to ensure your participation in this informative gathering.

Vacancies on Woodway Planning Commission

The Town of Woodway is seeking residents to fill two vacancies on the Planning Commission following recent appointments to the Town Council. Interested applicants must submit a letter of interest by February 26, 2025, detailing their qualifications and motivations for serving. Appointees will be confirmed at the Town Council meeting on March 3, 2025.

4th Annual Lantern Festival Saturday February 22, 2025

The 4th Annual Lantern Festival is set to take place in Shoreline, Washington, from February 18 to February 22, 2025, promising a vibrant celebration of culture and community. Hosted by ShoreLake Arts, this event will attract attendees from the Seattle Metropolitan Area, making it a significant local attraction. With activities lined up for the festival, it serves as a key destination for families and art enthusiasts alike.

Town of Woodway appoints two new councilmembers

The Woodway City Council appointed Laura Murphy and Steve Gunn to fill council positions, recognizing their extensive community involvement and professional backgrounds. Murphy’s experience as a Planning Commissioner and corporate quality manager, alongside Gunn’s financial expertise and local advocacy, positions them to enhance community engagement and governance in Woodway.

The Conversation Unveiled A Celebration of Art and Nature with Tony Angell

The Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation is hosting "The Conversation Unveiled," a celebration of art and nature featuring local artist Tony Angell, on February 22, 2025. This free event includes light refreshments, an unveiling of a plaque for Angell's raven sculpture, and a guided tour of the garden, emphasizing the connection between art and the natural world. Donations are encouraged to support the foundation's efforts.