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The Green Shoreline Partnership invites community volunteers to participate in weekend work parties aimed at restoring local parks and natural areas in Shoreline. Scheduled for February 15th and 16th, the events will take place at various parks, providing residents an opportunity to engage in environmental stewardship and community building.
The Shorewood Stormrays secured a victory over the Everett Seagulls with a score of 41 to 30 in the District 1 3A Girls Basketball Tournament, advancing to the quarterfinals against rivals Shorecrest. The Stormrays aim to avenge their previous loss to Shorecrest, who narrowly defeated them 66-65 in January. For further details, visit HeraldNet.com.
The Western District of Washington collected a record $1.5 billion in criminal and civil actions for Fiscal Year 2024, largely due to a significant payment from cryptocurrency exchange Binance for money laundering violations. U.S. Attorney Tessa M. Gorman highlighted that the funds will aid in compensating crime victims and supporting law enforcement initiatives.
Dickinson College has recognized students from Shoreline, Washington, for their academic achievements by naming them to the dean's list for the fall 2024 semester. To qualify, students must maintain a GPA of 3.7 or higher. This acknowledgment highlights the college's commitment to academic excellence within the local community.
Engage with the Shoreline community this week through a variety of educational and entertaining events, from homework help at the Shoreline Library to a disaster preparedness class hosted by local fire officials. Whether you're interested in story times for children or learning about recycling, there's an opportunity for everyone to connect and grow. For a complete list of events, visit the Shoreline calendar.
Shoreline elementary, middle, and high schools have been recognized as award-winning institutions by U.S. News for 2024, ranking among the top 40% of schools in Washington State. Notable mentions include Shorecrest High School and Shorewood High School, which ranked #38 and #40 in the state, respectively, showcasing the district's commitment to educational excellence.
The proposal to create a Regional Fire Authority (RFA) combining the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park fire departments is currently passing with a 66% approval rate. This consolidation aims to formalize the operations that have already been functioning as a unified entity, reflecting strong community support.
Lake Forest Park is seeking volunteers for several advisory boards, including the Planning Commission, Tree Board, and Parks & Recreation Advisory Board. These positions are vital for community engagement and shaping local policies, with terms lasting three years. Interested individuals can apply online and are encouraged to contact specific department heads for more information.
The N 145th Street Corridor/I-5 Interchange Project will lead to a long-term closure of 1st Ave NE at N 145th St starting February 19, 2025, to facilitate essential construction. Local access will be permitted during this period, which is expected to last until April 30, 2025. Residents are encouraged to follow signage and exercise caution in the area.
The City of Shoreline is calling for artists to apply for its 2025 Artist in Residence Program at the Cottage at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park, offering four residency opportunities for both emerging and established artists. Selected participants will engage with the community and create new work over six weeks, culminating in a public presentation. With a focus on inclusivity, the program encourages diverse applicants to reflect on the site's historical significance.