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Shoreline hosts a variety of community events from July 23 to 29, including an outdoor family movie night featuring "Moana 2" and the SurfXSurfwest 2025 surf rock festival. Other highlights include Kids Day at the Farmers Market and Shakespeare in the Park, catering to families and arts enthusiasts alike.
Sound Transit launches an online open house on July 22, 2025, to inform the public about construction phases for the Stride Bus Rapid Transit project. The construction will begin in August 2025 at the Bus Operations and Maintenance Facility in Canyon Park and later on the Stride 3 line on SR 522. The project aims to enhance transit options with three new bus lines to replace existing services.
Shari's restaurant chain has closed all but five of its locations in Washington state due to massive debts, leaving all Oregon locations shuttered. The Shoreline site, which closed in August 2024, has now been demolished.
More than 1,300 measles cases have been reported in the U.S. this year, prompting health officials to emphasize vaccination as the primary prevention method. Dr. Paul Pottinger of UW Medicine warns that crowded travel settings increase the risk of infection for those unvaccinated.
The Shoreline Chamber of Commerce announced its nominees for the 2025 Chamber Award, recognizing leaders who exemplify community service and inspire involvement. The nominees are Kate Ledbetter, Lara Grauer, Kim Stege, and Rose Werelus. The awards ceremony will take place on August 15, 2025.
Seattle's Summer Meals program provides free lunch and snacks for youth ages 0 to 18 at seven park locations from June 30 to August 22. Meals must be consumed on-site, and no sign-up or proof of identity is required. Activities include arts, crafts, and recreational games.
Blood supplies typically dwindle during summer, worsened this year by floods in Texas and New Jersey. Bloodworks NW organizes three Emergency Drives in Shoreline on August 1 and 4 to boost donations. Community members are encouraged to participate and spread the word.
Shoreline's "Social Justice Sundays" sign-waving event will take place on July 27, attracting participants concerned about the country's direction. Organized by Everyday Activists, these gatherings foster community connection while allowing passersby to voice their opinions. Donations of food and toiletries will also be collected for local organizations.
Lucas Harrison, Khaysia Lutfi, and Aidan Cavanaugh received scholarships totaling $1,000 each from the Edmonds Driftwood Players. These awards recognize their achievements in technical theatre and the performing arts, supporting their educational pursuits at Western Washington University and Hofstra University.
The Teamsters union and Republic Services resolved their contract dispute, ending a two-week strike. Republic Services resumed normal collection schedules in King and Snohomish counties on July 21, 2025, with impacted customers receiving service credits. The company plans to collect double the normal amount of waste at no extra charge on the next scheduled service day.