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Drumlin in Shoreline, WA, seeks applicants for various positions including dishwasher, prep cook, and cashier. The roles offer flexible scheduling, starting pay at the Seattle minimum wage, and benefits for full-time staff. Interested candidates can apply by sending their resume and a note about their interests to megan@drumlin.pub.
Shorecrest High School will host Otis’s Soccer Camp for elementary students on May 17, 2025, from 9 a.m. to noon. The camp, led by student leaders from the Class of 2028, costs $25 and is limited to 60 participants. Registration is open until May 12, with options for online payment or paper forms available at local schools.
Representative Pramila Jayapal will host a telephone town hall on May 7, 2025, from 6:00 to 7:00 PM PT to address constituents' questions and concerns. Participants can join via Facebook, the website, or by calling 833-305-1687. The event aims to foster a respectful dialogue during a challenging time in Congress.
The Shoreline Historical Museum will host a free event on May 17, 2025, focusing on the history of transportation in northern King County. Attendees can explore historical documents and artifacts, from canoes to cars, highlighting the evolution of travel in the region. No registration is required for this event at the Shoreline Library.
A power outage affected Ridgecrest on Saturday night, with restoration expected by midnight Sunday. The outage impacted the same area that experienced a prolonged outage in January, yet no immediate cause has been disclosed.
Shoreline Area News, a local news outlet, serves residents of Shoreline and Lake Forest Park by covering community events and issues. The site offers a subscription service for email updates and provides various categories of news, including politics, events, and local features. Residents can also contact the outlet for inquiries and contribute letters to the editor.
Volunteers transformed a neglected area at Midvale Gardens on May 3, 2025, by covering blackberry roots with cardboard and mulch. The initiative aims to reclaim the space, which had become a refuge for drug users. Ongoing efforts by local groups continue to enhance the area for community use.
The 10th annual Seattle/King County Clinic provided free healthcare services to over 3,300 patients from April 24-27, 2025. Volunteer Doug Cerretti, who contributed at the dental x-ray station, emphasized the importance of the event and encouraged others to participate in future clinics.
Seventy residents protested at the Shoreline/Edmonds line on May 4, 2025, opposing cuts and corruption in the Trump Administration. Participants donated non-perishable food to Hopelink and signed a petition for environmental justice. Weekly demonstrations are planned throughout May to address economic issues.
Shoreline home sales increased by 19% year-over-year in April 2025, signaling a rebound in buyer demand. Despite stable prices, homes took longer to sell, with average days on market rising by 37% compared to the previous year. Year-to-date metrics show a 10% drop in closed sales, yet median prices have improved by 3.3%.