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The 3rd of July Family Celebration in Mountlake Terrace attracted families with enjoyable activities, food, and fireworks. Attendees participated in events like a pie-eating contest and a contest hosted by Grocery Outlet. The festivities culminated in a fireworks display after dark.
Shoreline will host National Night Out on August 5, 2025, encouraging community engagement through block parties. The city waives fees and insurance requirements for these events if registration is submitted by July 10, 2025.
Shoreline Continuing Education launches summer sports camps for youth, offering soccer, volleyball, and basketball training with college-level coaches. Camps cater to athletes aged 6 to 18, with fees ranging from $130 to $295. Registration is open, and early sign-up is encouraged due to limited spots.
The Ridgecrest Monster Zoo introduced four new wooden monsters created by local artists John Small and Stella Caldwell, based on children's drawings. The zoo, located at 16252 8th NE in Shoreline, aims to engage the community by displaying these unique creations in their front yard, complete with informational codes.
Aurora Village Transit Center has improved facilities, including enhanced cleanliness and 24-hour security, to support public transit riders. The center offers essential amenities like restrooms and drinking fountains, reflecting a commitment to meeting human needs for a more comfortable transit experience. Increased attention to cleanliness has garnered positive feedback from commuters.
Shoreline's Everyday Activists host "Social Justice Sundays" every Sunday in July at Aurora Avenue N and N 205th St, promoting unity with the theme, "United, we stand. Divided, we fall." A special rally called "Good Trouble" is scheduled for July 17, commemorating civil rights leader John Lewis, with donations for Hopelink accepted at both events.
Chef James Huffman has been named Executive Chef at Seattle's renowned Canlis restaurant after nearly a decade in its kitchen. His success, attributed to a supportive family and community in Lake Forest Park, reflects his dedication to culinary excellence. Huffman's mother describes him as a kind and generous person who has forged his own path.
Shoreline Christian Reformed Church hosts a free block party on July 10, 2025, from 5:00 to 7:30 PM. The event features free food, games, face painting, and prizes. Limited parking is available onsite, with additional neighborhood parking options.
King County Assessor John Arthur Wilson faces calls to resign following his arrest for stalking his ex-fiancée while under a restraining order. Councilmember Claudia Balducci emphasized the need for accountability in leadership positions. Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts has announced his candidacy for the Assessor role.
Shoreline residents can apply for a free tree through the Communi-trees program starting July 15. The initiative offers trees, planting assistance, and care training to promote greener neighborhoods. Applications close on August 31, but supplies are limited.