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Shoreline will undertake several construction projects this summer, including a new roundabout at the 160th/Greenwood/Innis Arden intersection. Residents can expect local traffic access during construction, but delays are likely. The city appreciates community patience as it enhances infrastructure.
Officer Robles discovered a homeless couple in Lake Forest Park struggling to care for six puppies after they were turned away from a rescue facility. With community support, including a donation of $1,500 for the puppies' care, the couple surrendered the dogs to Save-A-Mutt while keeping two for themselves. This incident highlights the compassion and unity within the community.
Trivia host Ken Jennings will appear at Third Place Books on August 12, 2025, after a previous cancellation due to weather. A limited number of tickets are available, each including a copy of his new puzzle book, The Complete Kennections.
The Second Annual Shoreline Slam tennis tournament attracted 155 players from over 35 high schools in Washington, held from July 24-27, 2025. Luke Madath of Bishop Blanchet reclaimed titles in Boys Gold Doubles and Gold Mixed Doubles, while Alex Mignogna of Shorewood won the Girls Gold Singles championship in a thrilling match.
The USS Somerset docked in Seattle on Tuesday for Fleet Week and Seafair celebrations. The ship honors the passengers of United Airlines Flight 93, with its keel constructed using steel from near the crash site.
Over 130,000 Washington residents could lose their SNAP benefits due to reduced funding and new work requirements, with average monthly losses of $56. Local food banks, such as North Helpline, report empty shelves and an increase in demand, serving over 1,100 households weekly.
Tate Steele will present a free seminar on maximizing veteran benefits at Laurel Cove on September 2, 2025. The event, set for 1 PM, includes refreshments and aims to assist veterans and their families in understanding their entitlements. Attendees should RSVP to ensure adequate provisions.
Animal shelters nationwide offer pet adoptions for just $30 during the Clear The Shelters campaign throughout August 2025. The initiative aims to connect pets with loving homes and support local shelters. King County's Manager Tim Anderson encourages community members to adopt and help reduce shelter populations.
The Washington State Department of Health launched an online tool, the Naloxone Finder, to help residents locate free naloxone, a medication that reverses opioid overdoses. Preliminary data indicates over 3,100 overdose deaths occurred in Washington in 2024, with opioids involved in 79% of those cases.
Shoreline High School Class of 1963 plans a mini-reunion on August 25, 2025. The event aims to reconnect classmates and celebrate their shared history. Organizers encourage attendees to share memories and photos.