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The Shoreline Library will host an evening of classical and Spanish guitar on June 25, 2025, from 6:30 to 7:30 PM. This event promises to showcase talented musicians and enrich the local arts scene.
Twin Ponds Community Garden successfully established a milkweed patch after six years of effort, utilizing seeds from Butchart Gardens. This initiative supports the monarch butterfly life cycle and aims to contribute positively to the environment.
Shoreline events from June 25 to July 1 feature a Spanish guitar performance, a garage sale, and Pride celebrations at the Farmers Market. Residents can also participate in a chainsaw safety class, with various community activities scheduled throughout the week. These events promote local engagement and support small businesses.
The city is hosting its first work party at the newly acquired section of Hillwood Park on June 27, 2025. This area, purchased with Proposition 1 funding, connects Hillwood Park to 8th Ave NW and will undergo significant improvements later this year. Volunteers will help clear invasive plants and debris before enhancements begin.
WSDOT will replace a culvert on Ballinger Way and 35th Ave NE starting June 30, 2025, to improve fish passage. The new 24-foot-wide concrete structure will enhance habitat for various fish species and open 7.5 miles of upstream habitat. Construction will involve significant road closures and is expected to conclude in fall 2025.
Rob Livingston retired from the Shoreline Fire Department after 35 years of service, including 22 years as a paramedic. He began his career in the 1980s and was recognized for his professionalism and humor, impacting countless lives in the community. His retirement marks the end of a distinguished career in fire and EMS.
The City of Lake Forest Park seeks to fill three key positions: Urban Forest Planner, Senior Project Manager, and Public Works Superintendent. The roles involve overseeing city programs, managing public works projects, and ensuring the effective maintenance of community infrastructure.
Public schools face significant funding shortfalls, with a $10 million deficit for the SSD due to rising operational costs and inadequate state and federal support. As schools struggle to maintain staffing levels, they rely heavily on levy dollars to cover essential expenses. Voters are urged to support SSD No. 412 Proposition No. 1 by August 5th to ensure quality education for all children.
Shoreline city officials celebrated the city's 30th anniversary at the annual State of the City Breakfast on June 12, 2025. Mayor Chris Roberts presented a historical overview of Shoreline and honored past and present council members. The event, attended by county councilmember Rod Dembowski, showcased the city's governance and community engagement.
Local resident graduated from Southwestern College during commencement exercises held on May 4, 2025. The event celebrated the achievements of students in a ceremony that highlighted their academic accomplishments. This milestone reflects the growing educational opportunities in Winfield, Kansas.