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Shoreline School District offers free meals to children and teens aged 18 and under from June 30 to August 29, 2025, without requiring registration. Meal locations include Ballinger Homes and Dale Turner YMCA, with specific times for each site. Meals must be consumed on-site at some locations, and there will be no service on July 4th.
Spin Alley Bowling & Vault 177, a family-owned entertainment hub in Shoreline, has served the community since 1960. The venue features 16 bowling lanes, arcade games, and a scratch-made menu with craft cocktails. Owners Joe Montero and his partner, both Shoreline natives, aim to create a welcoming space for all ages.
St. Dunstan's Episcopal Church in Shoreline will host a community meeting on June 26, 2025, at 7 pm regarding the return of Camp United We Stand. The meeting aims to inform attendees about the camp's logistics and how the community can assist. For those unable to attend, further inquiries can be directed to the church's email.
Shoreline College received a $697,300 grant to launch the Veteran Success Through Education program, which will support veterans and their families from marginalized communities. The initiative, funded by the King County Veterans, Seniors and Human Services Levy, aims to provide comprehensive support including case management and financial assistance over a two-year pilot period.
Michelle Yang will host a memoir reading at Third Place Books in Lake Forest Park on June 24, 2025. Her book reflects on her experiences as an immigrant, her work in a family restaurant, and her journey with bipolar disorder. The event aims to highlight issues surrounding Asian American identity and mental health.
About 50 protesters gathered on June 22, 2025, at the Shoreline-Edmonds border to voice opposition to the Trump administration's military actions in Iran. Many participants displayed signs reading "No WAR" following President Trump's directive to bomb Iranian nuclear sites. A larger protest is planned for July 4.
The 10th Annual Multicultural Heritage Festival will celebrate cultural diversity on July 12, 2025, at Shorewood High School. The event features performances from various cultural groups and aims to deepen community engagement through storytelling and educational activities. Admission is free, and attendees are encouraged to participate in the celebration.
Author Rebecca Lexa will host an event at Third Place Books on June 23, 2025, focused on identifying local wildlife. The session titled "The Everyday Naturalist: How to Identify Animals, Plants, and Fungi Wherever You Go" begins at 7 PM. This event aims to educate attendees on recognizing various species in their surroundings.
William Russell-Leonard, 29, faces potential charges of second-degree murder and vehicular homicide after a crash involving a Mini Cooper that plunged into Puget Sound, killing two occupants. He is held in Snohomish County Jail on a $2 million bond, with a court hearing establishing probable cause for the charges. The incident followed a series of events involving Russell-Leonard's girlfriend, who had recently been released from a substance abuse treatment program.
An online pruning class titled "Master Pruner: Shrubs II" is scheduled for June 22, 2025, featuring instructor Christina Pfeiffer. The class will be conducted exclusively online, targeting gardening enthusiasts seeking to enhance their pruning skills.