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The Little Lemon Drops guild will host an Outdoor Movie and Raffle fundraiser on September 6, 2025, to support uncompensated care at Children's Hospital. The event features a suggested donation of $10 per individual or $30 per family, with raffle tickets priced at $10 each. Attendees can enjoy food and drinks available for purchase.
King County officials implemented amendments to impact fees on new residential developments, aiming to ease the housing crisis while providing funding for school construction. The amendments cap fees on family-sized units at $5,000 and exempt affordable housing, addressing concerns over excessive costs that hinder housing accessibility.
The Shoreline community donated over 150 backpacks to support local students during the Backpack Drive hosted by BECU Ballinger and DestinationShoreline.com. The initiative highlights the community's spirit of giving and aims to equip children for a successful school year. Branch Manager Maia Lark expressed gratitude for the contributions, emphasizing the importance of community support.
Shorewood High School hosts a football camp on September 27, 2025, from 9 AM to 12 PM. The $40 registration fee supports Shorewood Football, offering skill drills and the chance to learn from varsity players. Participants can improve their game and make new friends.
Shoreline Fire contained a multi-family structure fire at Junction 160 apartments on August 26, 2025, with aid from several neighboring fire departments. Firefighters rescued multiple pets and reported no injuries among residents or responders. The cause of the fire is under investigation.
Bruce Bennett will appear in person at the Richmond Beach Library on August 27, 2025. This event is anticipated to attract local gardening enthusiasts eager to learn about cultivating flowers and vegetables.
NE 185th Street will close nightly from 9 PM to 5 AM for roadwork in Lake Forest Park, affecting traffic until August 29, 2025. Local access remains available, while through traffic must follow a detour. The closure supports the SR 104-Lyon Creek fish passage project.
Activists will gather on Labor Day, September 1, 2025, in Shoreline, WA, for a nationwide demonstration advocating for workers' rights. The event, organized by Everyday Activists and Indivisible Shoreline WA, will feature sign-waving, a march along Aurora Ave, and a Back-to-School Drive for local families. Families are encouraged to participate in activities designed for children, promoting community engagement.
Shoreline residents can attend several community events from August 27 to September 2, including a gardening workshop with Bruce Bennett and a country dance night. The Shoreline Farmers Market is hosting a fundraiser at Watershed Pub to support local agriculture. These events mark the end of summer and the return to school for Shoreline Public Schools.
Lake Forest Park ranks second among the "Safest Places" in Washington, prompting the police department to launch a free Community Police Academy starting September 3, 2025. This five-week program aims to educate residents on policing operations and foster community relations. Space is limited for this engaging initiative.