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Local students make the Spring 2025 Dean's List at St. Olaf College

Local students from the Shoreline area earned spots on the Spring 2025 Dean's List at St. Olaf College. This recognition reflects their academic excellence during the semester. The Dean's List honors students who achieve a high GPA, showcasing their dedication to their studies.

Key Election Dates

Shoreline and Lake Forest Park residents will receive mail-in ballots for the August 5 election. Key dates include the mailing of voters' pamphlets on July 15 and the final day for mail-in registration on July 28. All ballots must be postmarked or returned by 8:00 PM on election day.

LFP residents invited to serve on Pro and Con Committees for Public Safety Levy Lid Lift

Lake Forest Park residents can join Pro and Con committees for a proposed six-year Public Safety Levy Lid Lift. The City Council will decide on July 10, 2025, whether to include the measure in the November 4 general-election ballot. Interested residents must apply by July 17, 2025.

Shoreline Fire deploying to wildfires

Shoreline Fire deployed a crew to combat the Western Pines Fire in Lincoln County, Washington, after a long overnight drive. Two lieutenants also joined the Incident Management Team for the Pomas Fire in the Entiat Ranger District. This deployment highlights the ongoing wildfire challenges in the region.

"United, we stand - Divided, we fall."

Activists in Shoreline will gather this Sunday to protest government actions, including ICE deportations and military presence in cities. The "Social Justice Sundays" events take place weekly at the intersection of Aurora Ave N and N 205th St, from 1-2 PM, and donations for Hopelink will be accepted. A national march titled "Good Trouble Lives On" is scheduled for July 17, 2025.

Lake Forest Park Protest scheduled for July 17, 2025 430-600pm

A protest in Lake Forest Park is set for July 17, 2025, to honor civil rights leader John Lewis on the anniversary of his passing. The event, organized by LFP-Voices for Justice, encourages community members to participate and support local charities through donations.

Kenmore Geese Police

Canadian visitors in Kenmore faced challenges while walking near a flock of geese, raising concerns about their safety. Officers Boyer and Helmer responded, utilizing their skills as "goose whisperers" to manage the situation. The incident highlights the importance of wildlife safety in urban areas.

Canopy Cat Rescue retrieves LFP kitty from cedar tree

Canopy Cat Rescue successfully retrieved Zappa, a black cat stranded 25 feet up in a cedar tree in Lake Forest Park. Founded in 2009 by Shaun and Tom, the organization assists cat owners statewide by safely rescuing felines from high trees, operating on a donation basis.

SAFe Rescue hosts Home Run Adoption Event to connect cats with adopters, plus get a chance to meet Seattle Mariners two-time All-Star pitcher, Andrs Muoz

SAFe Rescue will host a Home Run Adoption Event on July 19, 2025, offering reduced fees to encourage kitten adoptions. Attendees can meet Seattle Mariners pitcher Andrés Muñoz and participate in family-friendly activities. The event aims to find homes for orphaned kittens during peak adoption season.

Kids World Cup 5-on-5 soccer tournament with opening ceremonies by JHP Legacy

The Kids World Cup 5-on-5 Tournament will occur on July 12, 2025, at Shoreline A/B Fields, featuring teams from various age groups. Opening ceremonies will showcase cultural performances, music, and dance, while the International Village offers food, art, and activities for families. Entry is free, promoting a day of soccer, culture, and community celebration.

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