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The City of Shoreline has initiated an ADA Transition Plan to enhance accessibility in its parks for individuals with disabilities. Community members are encouraged to participate in an online open house and survey to share their experiences and suggestions by February 28, 2025. This initiative aims to identify barriers and propose solutions to improve park usage for all residents.
Shoreline's weekly events from January 22 to 28, 2025, offer a variety of engaging activities for residents, including cooking demonstrations, study help, and educational workshops. Highlights include "Dinner in 20" at the Town & Country Market and volunteer training sessions at the Shoreline Tool Library. This article serves as a comprehensive guide to local happenings, encouraging community participation and connection.
The City of Shoreline is hosting a design workshop for Westminster Park on January 22, 2025, at Parkwood Elementary School, inviting community members of all ages to contribute their ideas. With over 200 participants already providing feedback, the workshop aims to enhance the park's features, focusing on adventurous play and sports opportunities.
The North Urban Human Services Alliance (NUHSA) will hold its Annual 2024 Human Services Award Celebration on January 22, 2025, at Kenmore City Hall, honoring individuals who have significantly contributed to the health and welfare of the North King County community. The event is open to all, featuring both in-person and virtual attendance options, and aims to acknowledge the efforts of award recipients and nominees who advocate for accessible health and human services. For more information, attendees are encouraged to register and check the NUHSA website for a complete list of honorees.
A disabled individual was found stranded in the middle of Aurora Ave N in Seattle, prompting a passerby to assist by pushing the person to safety. This incident highlights the importance of community support for individuals with special needs in urban settings. Local authorities and residents must remain vigilant to ensure the safety and accessibility of public spaces.
Third Place Commons is set to celebrate its 25th anniversary alongside the 20th anniversary of the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market with a fundraising Community Breakfast on March 6, 2025. The event promises great food, live music, and a live auction, all aimed at honoring the organization's founders and bolstering community connections.
The Shoreline Fire Department addresses concerns regarding Proposition 1, a Regional Fire Authority measure, emphasizing the importance of accurate information for voters ahead of the February 11, 2025, election. The department disputes claims made in an opinion piece, highlighting the benefits of the RFA, including improved local control and potential cost savings for homeowners.
The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market is seeking a responsible Set-up Assistant for the 2025 season, offering a seasonal contract position with a pay rate of $125 per market day. The role requires loading in and out community booth essentials each Sunday, with training provided and use of a personal vehicle necessary. Interested candidates can find more information and application details through the provided link.
Sno-King School Retirees are offering scholarships to future educators in the Edmonds, Northshore, and Shoreline School Districts, providing $2,500 for the 2025-2026 school year with potential renewals. Applications are available at high school career centers and the SKSR website, with a submission deadline of March 17, 2025. Recipients will be recognized at a Scholarship Luncheon on April 10, 2025.
Shoreline's new Parking Enforcement program has officially launched, aimed at ensuring compliance with parking regulations and maintaining safe streets. Residents can pay or dispute citations through King County Court, as City Hall cannot assist with ticket resolutions.