Latest News in Shoreline, WA

Volunteer Appreciation Week proclamation presented to Food Bank Garden managers

Mayor Roberts proclaimed April 20–26, 2025, as Volunteer Appreciation Week in Shoreline, recognizing the significant contributions of local volunteers. Shellie Anderson and Susan Westphal received accolades for managing the Food Bank Gardens, which provide over 2,500 pounds of fresh produce annually to combat food insecurity. Residents are encouraged to reflect on the impact of volunteering and seek ways to contribute to their community.

Shorewood girls tennis clinches WesCo South league championship

Shorewood girls tennis secured the WesCo South championship with five consecutive league victories, including a dominant 7-0 win over Archbishop Murphy. Despite their success, the team faced a setback against Seattle Prep, ending a remarkable 56-match winning streak. Coach Arnie Moreno remains optimistic about the team's growth following the challenging match.

Destinations Northwest Folklife Festival

The Northwest Folklife Festival returns to Seattle Center from May 23-26, 2025, featuring over 500 performances across 26 stages. This year’s theme, “Ikigai,” emphasizes finding purpose and meaning in life, with new All Ages Beer Gardens to promote intergenerational participation. A suggested donation of $20 per person supports the festival and its year-round cultural initiatives.

Was your car hit during the Hands Off protest on April 5?

A hit-and-run incident occurred during the Hands Off protest on April 5, 2025, in Shoreline, Washington. Witnesses reported a vehicle hitting another car near the Kitanda coffee shop before leaving the scene. Those with information are encouraged to contact the local news outlet.

Jobs for High School Students Youth Outreach Leader

The City of Shoreline seeks six Youth Outreach Leaders, offering a salary of $17.10 per hour. Applicants must be at least 16 years old and enrolled in Shoreline School District classes, with responsibilities including social media content creation and event planning.

Kenmore will accept 8 million from King County towards the planned waterfront park at the Lakepointe industrial lot

Kenmore will accept $7.5 million from King County to develop a public park on a 13.29-acre section of the Lakepointe industrial lot. The plan includes a scenic waterfront trail, wildlife habitat restoration, and a $450,000 cleanup of the former landfill site. The city plans to conduct due diligence, including contaminant testing, before finalizing the purchase.

Gate City Community Benefit for North Helpline May 1 - 17, 2025

Hellbent Brewing Co, in collaboration with Project 9 Brewing Co and Watershed Pub & Kitchen, launches Gate City, a Hazy India Pale Ale, to support food access and housing assistance. From May 1-17, 2025, local pop-up events will occur in North Seattle, with proceeds benefiting North Helpline. Participants can also engage in a virtual auction during this period.

Sno-King International Folk Dance Club

The Sno-King International Folk Dance Club hosts weekly folk dance sessions every Wednesday from 7:00-9:00 PM at Cedar Valley Grange in Lynnwood. Participants can enjoy various dances without needing a partner, with beginner classes available before regular sessions. A monthly party is also scheduled for the second Saturday, featuring a diverse range of dances.

Indie Bookstore Day Saturday April 26, 2025

Indie Bookstore Day will occur on April 26, 2025, with Third Place Books aiming to break attendance records. Seattle's 29 participating bookstores offer a passport challenge, rewarding visitors with discounts and prizes for visiting all locations by May 5.

A few spaces left in Summer camps from City of Shoreline

The City of Shoreline offers a variety of summer camps, including full and half-day options, for children this summer. Scholarships and payment plans are available to assist families. Interested participants can register online.