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The Shoreline Library will host an information program titled "Your Vote, Your Voice: Register and Vote" on July 22, 2025. This event aims to educate attendees on the voter registration process and the importance of participating in elections. Local officials encourage community engagement in the democratic process.
The University of Wisconsin-Madison awarded degrees to 9,424 students during its Spring 2025 Commencement on May 9-10. Ceremonies took place at Camp Randall for undergraduates and at the Kohl Center for graduate candidates. Local resident Yuzhou Sa graduated from the School of Veterinary Medicine with a Doctor of Veterinary Medicine degree.
Nurture Well Center, a primary care practice in Shoreline, has been serving the community for four years, focusing on personalized and preventative healthcare. Founded by Dr. Margaret Towolawi, the center emphasizes lifestyle medicine and unique programs like “Shop with your Doctor” and “Walk with your Doctor” to enhance patient engagement.
A suspect stole a fire engine in Everett, causing extensive damage to parked vehicles and landscaping across multiple locations. The incident began just after 11:00 PM when the fire crew returned to find their vehicle missing. Authorities are searching for the suspect, who remains at large, but no injuries were reported.
The Little Lemon Drops junior guild will host an outdoor movie night and raffle on September 6, 2025, at Innis Arden Clubhouse to support uncompensated care for children at Seattle Children's. Attendees can enjoy a screening of "Lilo and Stitch" along with food and beverages available for purchase. Doors open at 6 PM, and children must be accompanied by adults.
MLT Cares successfully organized the MLT Parade on July 18, 2025, amidst challenges following the retirement of the Smith family, who had led the event for over 30 years. Attendance dropped to about a third of previous years, attributed to limited promotion and the absence of carnival festivities. Despite the smaller crowd, attendees enjoyed the parade, which featured local favorites like the Seafair Pirates.
Shoreline plans major park improvements after voters approved Proposition 1 in February 2022. Notable projects include new walkways, play areas, and public art in eight parks, with significant closures at Hamlin Park until summer 2026. Construction at Brugger's Bog Park will start in August 2025, closing the park until fall 2026.
Ridgecrest Books will host a story time event featuring authors Michelle Jing Chan and Chloe Ito Ward on July 20, 2025. The event aims to engage children and promote literacy in the community. Attendees can expect an interactive experience with both authors.
Seniors can attend a free session on July 31, 2025, at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center to learn about common scams and fraud tactics. The presentation will offer practical tips and real-life examples to help protect against identity theft and financial fraud. Registration is available by calling 206-365-1536.
Fred Hutch's Mammogram Van will visit the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center on July 30, 2025, providing convenient yearly screening mammograms for women aged 40 and older. Appointments last about 15 minutes, and registration can be done by calling 206-606-7800 or online through MyChart.