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Homeowners should water mature trees, especially at the end of summer when rainfall is scarce. Factors like drought and climate change may necessitate additional watering for native species, such as the western red cedar. Signs of stress, like yellowing leaves and heavy cone production, indicate a need for hydration.
Shoreline residents plan to screen “The Last Class,” a documentary featuring Professor Robert Reich, on September 4, 2025. The event aims to foster discussions on economic inequality and social justice within the community. Tickets are priced at $19 and must be reserved by August 12, 2025.
Kenmore will host Movies @ the Square on August 13, 2025, featuring the family-friendly film Inside Out 2. Activities begin at 8 PM, with the movie screening at dusk, offering free popcorn and crafts for attendees. Guests should bring their own seating and can enjoy a community-oriented outdoor environment.
Over half a million jobs vanished since January 2025 due to tariffs, a slowing economy, and DOGE, with tech job losses soaring by 36% and retail losses by 249%. Amid rising living costs, the call for action intensifies, urging citizens to participate in Labor Day demonstrations for workers' rights.
A power outage in Lake Forest Park and Shoreline affected over 3,200 households on Sunday evening, extending into early Monday morning. By 2:45 AM, 29 households remained without power, highlighting the outage's impact on the community.
Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts hosted “Coffee with the Mayor” on August 8, 2025, engaging with around 20 community members. Attendees raised concerns about public safety, affordable housing, and how to report issues to the city. The Senior Activity Center plans to continue this initiative to foster community dialogue.
Friends of the Shoreline Library host performances of Aesop's Fables at Celebrate Shoreline on August 10, 2025. The shows are scheduled for 1:15 PM and 3:30 PM at Cromwell Park, accessible via the N 179th entrance. Attendees can enjoy activities like making bookmarks and learning about an upcoming book sale.
Shoreline Community College hosts a "Garden Exploration" event led by Kathy Anderson on August 9, 2025, from 10:00 am to 12:30 pm. The fee for participation is $55, aimed at promoting nature appreciation and gardening skills among attendees.
Shoreline officials announced plans to maintain the Metro Transit Center to improve community transit access. This initiative aims to enhance the area's public transportation services and support local commuting needs.
The 17th annual Run of Hope Seattle will take place on September 21, 2025, at Seward Park, featuring a 5K Run, 3K Walk, and Kids Dash to support cancer research at Seattle Children's. Participants can also join virtually through a Virtual 5K, promoting community engagement and awareness for pediatric cancer initiatives.