Your trusted source for local Shoreline, WA news, updated daily with the most important stories from your community.
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.
Join the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce for an after-hours networking event on February 18 from 5-7 PM at Vault 177. Attendees will gain insights on Chamber membership benefits, enjoy light refreshments, and have opportunities to win exciting door prizes. This event is an excellent chance for local business owners to connect and grow their networks.
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.
A recent cartoon by Whitney Potter captures the essence of attraction, offering a humorous take on relationships and societal norms. This engaging piece adds a light-hearted perspective to current conversations around love and connection in the community. With its relatable content, it resonates well with local audiences.
Jack Malek has announced his candidacy for the Shoreline City Council seat currently held by John Ramsdell, who is not seeking reelection. With over two decades of community involvement and leadership experience, Malek aims to foster balanced growth and support local businesses while preserving Shoreline's character.
Gloria Nagler reflects on the prevalent negative tone in media coverage, particularly in local news. The article critiques the tendency to focus on "ill-omened" stories while urging a more balanced perspective on community reporting. This commentary resonates with readers seeking a nuanced understanding of local issues.
The Washington State Department of Health is inviting high school students to participate in the fourth annual Washington Tracking Network Youth Science Contest, aimed at enhancing their science and communication skills through health and environmental data analysis. Students can choose from three project tracks and must submit their projects by April 15, 2025. Winners will be recognized in late May and awarded a plaque, along with opportunities for mentorship and public exposure.
Join the Shoreline Teen Center for an exciting minicamp during Mid-Winter Break on February 18-19, 2025, designed for youth aged 11 to 14. Participants can enjoy a variety of gym games, including basketball, dodgeball, and table tennis, for a fee of $72.80 for residents and $87.35 for non-residents. Don't miss this chance to engage in fun activities during the winter doldrums!
Shoreline Schools is informing voters about upcoming propositions on the February 9 ballot, including a replacement levy for educational programs, a bond for high school modernization, and a capital levy for technology improvements. Several informational meetings are scheduled for the community to discuss these proposals, which are crucial for maintaining educational standards and infrastructure. For detailed information, voters can visit the Shoreline Schools website.