Latest News in Shoreline, WA

Locals Rally to Protest Cuts, Be Builders of Hope

Over 600 individuals gathered on April 19, 2025, at the Shoreline/Edmonds line to protest against President Trump's funding cuts affecting essential services. The rally, part of a larger "National Day of Action," was organized by EverydayActivists.net and included a food drive for the local Hopelink food pantry. Despite being smaller than previous demonstrations, participants expressed solidarity for various marginalized groups through their activism.

Overnight ramp closure SR 104 to northbound I-5

Sound Transit contractor crews will close the eastbound State Route 104 on-ramp to northbound I-5 nightly from April 21 to April 25, 2025. This closure is part of the Lynnwood Light Rail extension project, which aims to enhance public transportation in the region. The affected area is significant as SR 104 serves as a key route between Shoreline and Mountlake Terrace.

ShoreLake Arts offers summer arts camps for elementary and middle school students

ShoreLake Arts is hosting a series of summer art camps for elementary and middle school students, led by professional artists and experienced educators. The camps, starting June 23, 2025, will provide a supportive environment for young artists to explore their creativity while offering financial assistance for those in need. Classes will be held at the Scottish Rite in Shoreline, WA.

Missing Tuxedo Cat

Natasha, a missing Tuxedo Cat from Lake Forest Park, was last seen in Shoreline. Described as black with a white chest and a distinctive black smudge on her front left paw, her disappearance has raised concern in the local community. Anyone with information is urged to contact the publication.

Hip-Hop Dance Culture Class at Shoreline Community College

Shoreline Community College is launching a new Hip-Hop Dance & Culture class from May 8 to June 12, 2025, aimed at students ages 13 and up. The six-week course, led by Albee Abigania, covers various hip-hop styles while fostering strength and creativity in a supportive environment. With limited space for 10 students, this opportunity encourages early registration.

Friends of the Richmond Beach Library honored with Marge Unruh Community Service Award

The Friends of the Richmond Beach Library, established in 1899, has been recognized with the Marge Unruh Community Service Award for their contributions to the local community. Their upcoming participation in the Strawberry Festival on June 7, 2025, includes hosting a donated art and used book sale, continuing their long tradition of community engagement. The library itself has a rich history, having evolved from a lending library into a vital public resource in the area.

Washington Office of the Secretary of State honored with National Clearinghouse Awards

The Washington Office of the Secretary of State (OSOS) received national recognition at the U.S. Election Assistance Commission's Clearinghouse Awards for its innovative election administration efforts during the 2024 presidential election year. The office was honored for creating an American Sign Language Video Voters’ Guide and a public education campaign that significantly boosted voter confidence. Additionally, OSOS received an honorable mention for its cybersecurity toolkits aimed at restoring election functions during cyber incidents.

Standoff in Ballinger neighborhood Thursday evening

A domestic violence incident in Edmonds led to a lengthy standoff in Shoreline's Ballinger neighborhood on April 17, 2025. The suspect, armed with a knife, threatened officers but ultimately surrendered after negotiations. No serious injuries were reported, and he was taken into custody for domestic violence and other charges.

Pet Evolution hosts Washes for Wishes Dog Washing event to benefit Make-A-Wish

Pet Evolution will host its annual "Washes for Wishes" event on April 26, inviting pet owners to wash their dogs for a minimum donation of $20 to benefit Make-A-Wish. The event aims to raise funds in support of World Wish Day, enabling the fulfillment of wishes for children facing critical illnesses. With professional washing stations and a community-focused mission, Pet Evolution emphasizes the joy that dogs bring while contributing to a noble cause.

Girls varsity tennis Shorecrest vs Everett 4-17-2025

The girls' varsity tennis match on April 17, 2025, saw Shorecrest triumph over Everett with a score of 5-2 at Clark Park. Key victories in singles and doubles highlighted the competitive spirit and skill of the players, with standout performances from Ally Miner and Sophie Schmitz. Coach Rob Mann's team continues to demonstrate strong potential in the season.