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The Biden Administration proposed significant cuts to the 2026 federal budget, threatening conservation efforts in the Mountains to Sound Greenway National Heritage Area. These cuts could reverse decades of progress and limit public access to vital natural resources. Advocates urge Congress to act against these proposals.
Shoreline high schoolers can enjoy the free Summer Soundwave concert this Friday at Cromwell Park & Amphitheater. The event features local artists performing at 5:30 PM, alongside activities like volleyball, basketball, and airbrush tattoos. Attendees with an ASB card can also enjoy free popcorn and cotton candy.
Shoreline hosts a variety of community events from June 11 to 17, including a tech repair workshop, Rainbow Bingo, and a garden tour. These events aim to foster creativity, connection, and inclusivity within the local community. Participants can engage with local authors and celebrate Pride at the Farmers Market, highlighting the area's commitment to diversity.
Shoreline/Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center hosts RAINBOW BINGO on June 13, 2025, featuring ten rounds of bingo and musical entertainment. The event, which starts at 7 PM, requires a $20 admission fee and is limited to participants aged 21 and over. Attendees can enjoy loaded nachos and beverages while supporting the center.
Shoreline Library will host a free credit cleaning session on June 11, 2025, from 6 to 7:30 PM. Attendees can learn strategies to improve their credit scores. The event aims to empower participants with financial knowledge.
An interactive workshop on accessibility features for mobile devices will be held on June 23, 2025, at the Shoreline Lake Forest Park Senior Activity Center. The event covers settings for hearing, vision, and speech disabilities, helping participants customize their devices for easier use. Registration is not required but encouraged by calling the center.
Shoreline Community College will officially change its name to Shoreline College after a board vote in May 2025. The decision reflects the institution's growth and commitment to student success, equity, and community engagement, with a strong majority of community survey participants supporting the change.
The Lake Forest Park Secret Garden Tour will take place on Saturday, June 14, 2025, with advance ticket purchases available online for discounts. Attendees can navigate the gardens using Google Maps and QR codes on their cell phones. A Garden Raffle will offer prizes including gift cards and garden items.
Shorecrest High School's Class of 1975 will hold its 50th reunion on September 6, 2025, at The Nile Golf & Country Club in Mountlake Terrace. Tickets cost $75 until August 1, when the price will rise to $85. Classmates are encouraged to register even if they cannot attend for ongoing communication.
Washington state filed an amicus brief supporting a lawsuit against the Justice Department's $500 million budget cuts to public safety programs. Attorney General Nick Brown criticized the cuts for undermining essential services that aid crime victims and support community safety. The lawsuit includes 17 states and aims to restore funding for critical programs.