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Shorecrest's boys swim and dive team secured their fifth consecutive district title at the WesCo 3A finals, showcasing a remarkable performance with 24 finals swims. Led by Coach Scott Kelley, the team is set to compete at the state meet next weekend, aiming for a top-four finish in the championship.
The Shorewood girls wrestling team secured a commendable 4th place finish at the 3A District 1 Wrestling Tournament held on February 14, 2025, after a week-long delay due to snow. Senior Libby Norton successfully defended her district title, while junior Ellie Van Horn's impressive comeback earned her a spot at the State Championship. Coach Brady Houck praised the team's resilience and performance throughout the tournament.
Avian flu is raising concerns in the region as it spreads from birds to other animals, including cows and potentially humans. Local pet food company Mud Bay has temporarily halted the sale of poultry-based cat food after the deaths of three cats linked to Highly Pathogenic Avian Influenza (HPAI). Health experts continue to monitor the situation, with low human incidence reported so far.
Join the Echo Lake Neighborhood Association on February 18, 2025, for a special meeting featuring Shoreline's new police chief, Tommy Collins. This event provides an opportunity for residents to engage with local law enforcement and discuss policing in the community. For those not on the mailing list, the meeting link can be requested via email.
Whitney Potter's cartoon for President's Day humorously captures the spirit of the holiday, engaging readers with wit and creativity. The article, published on shorelineareanews.com, contributes to local cultural discourse while celebrating a national observance. This lighthearted piece invites community members to reflect on the significance of the day through art.
Third Place Commons in Lake Forest Park now offers a variety of donated games and puzzles for community enjoyment. Visitors are encouraged to contribute gently used games or puzzles by dropping them off in the Stadler Room. This initiative enhances the community gathering space, fostering a welcoming environment for all ages.
Jesus Ortiz-Plata, a transporter involved in a human smuggling conspiracy from Canada to the U.S., was sentenced to 15 months in prison by a Seattle court. U.S. Attorney Tessa M. Gorman emphasized the dangers associated with such smuggling operations, which exploit vulnerable individuals for profit. Following his prison term, Ortiz-Plata is expected to face deportation.
Shoreline Community College is set to offer a variety of summer youth camps for children and teens, focusing on arts, technology, and athletics, starting March 1st. With programs designed to inspire creativity and skill development, these camps cater to diverse interests, ensuring an enriching summer experience. Registration opens soon, so parents are encouraged to secure spots quickly.
The Skandia First Friday Dance and Third Friday Dance events in Lynnwood, WA, offer an engaging opportunity for the community to participate in traditional Scandinavian dance lessons and enjoy live orchestral music. With a focus on cultural heritage, these events, along with free beginner classes, foster a vibrant local dance community while promoting health and social interaction through dance.
Registration is now open for Summer Art Camps hosted by ShoreLake Arts, offering both full-day and half-day options with new themes each week. The camps will take place at the Scottish Rite Masonic Center in Shoreline, WA, starting June 23, 2025. Interested participants can find more information and register at ShoreLakeArts.org.