Presidents' Day: What's Open, What's Closed?

Here is a brief look at what's open and closed for President's Day.

VIDEO: Obama Says Manufacturing Is Key, Calls for Tax Reform at Boeing Visit

The president's message Friday was simple: work hard, play fair and share responsibility.

Patch Will Be At Boeing Friday For President Obama's Visit

Obama is expected to speak about the importance of domestic manufacturing and American exports at Boeing. He will later visit Bellevue and Medina for fundraisers.

Shoreline Verizon Store to Host Apple iPhone 4S Workshop, Feb. 26

About 44 percent of wireless subscribers now have smartphone. Learn more to get the most out of your phone.

Looking to Buy Flowers for Valentine's Day? Ask Your Local Florist for Advice

Patch talked with Jill of Golden Bow Gifts & Flowers about what's available for that special someone

POLL: What Are Your Plans For Superbowl Sunday?

Check out these places in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park to watch the Patriots play the Giants, in the Superbowl, this Sunday.

Shoreline's Animal Surgical Clinic Wins Hospital Design Award

Animal Surgical Clinic of Seattle Wins 2012 Hospital Design Competition Merit Award

Sales at LFP Farmers Market Increased 8.1 Percent in 2011

2011 was market's most successful May to October season ever with $626,000 in total sales and a robust "Market Bucks" program.

Home Depot to Hire 70,000 Workers to Prepare for the Spring Season

List of stores hiring includes Home Depot in Shoreline's Aurora Village.

Frugal Family: Find a Gym, Get in Shape

Tips, Tricks and Secrets to Saving Your Family Money

Should Shoreline Ban Plastic Bags?

Edmonds, Bellingham and Mukilteo already ban plastic bags, is Shoreline or Lake Forrest Park next?

Breakfast Rotary Seeking Nominations for Outstanding Community Business

Businesses demonstrating professional achievement, high ethical standards and service above self sought as nominees

Support Your Favorite Small Business With a Patch Shout-Out

With Small Business Saturday coming this weekend, you can help drive feet—and wallets—to your favorite independent business.

General Biodiesel Offers Cooking Oil Recycling

Central Market is one of nine locations throughout Puget Sound where you can drop off your used cooking oil.

Point Wells Victory for Shoreline

Save Richmond Beach and Woodway win in court against Point Wells developers

Around the World in Chocolate Comes to Town Center on Tuesday

"Chocolate Man," Bill Fredericks will discuss where chocolate comes from, and how it's made.

"We Want Dick's": Edmonds Welcomes a Puget Sound Icon With Open Wallets

The cash was flying as Dick's Drive-In opens its first store outside King County.

Hey Business Owners: Claim Your Patch Listing!

Business owners are encouraged to claim listings in Patch Places.

Dick's Announces Time for Thursday Opening: 3 p.m.

Burgers, fries and shakes are on the way

Poll: Steve Jobs, Founder of Apple, Dies at 56

Millions have benefitted from products invented by Jobs, including Shoreline School District students and Patch editors who rely daily on the MacBook Pro and iPhone

Poll: Costco Membership Fee Going Up

The retail giant is upping its yearly membership fee to $55, will you pay the increase?

Want Curry in a Hurry? You'd Better Make it to Masala

The Northgate eatery is a serviceable spot for Indian cuisine classics.

Shoreline's Happy Valley Montessori Serves Children, Parents

Maria Towle opened Happy Valley Montessori with the goal of creating a home like environment for learning while closely following Maria Montessori's method of learning.

Free Museum Admissions to Bank of America Cardholders This Weekend

The Seattle Art Museum, Tacoma Art Museum and Northwest African American Museum are participating through December

Eclectic Media Rodeo Opens in Ridgecrest

Brandon Ackerman converts his eight-year long online business of collecting, selling and trading records, DVDs, gaming equipment and many other items into Media Rodeo, a new store in Shoreline.

Philippe Pollien Brings His European Roofing and Sheet Metal Business to Shoreline.

After 20 years of experience roofing all over France, London and even Haiti, Philippe Pollien moves to Shoreline and opens his roofing and sheet metal business, using his European techniques and materials.

Sustainable Stoves for Africa Organization Founded in LFP

Green Energy Without Borders builds inexpensive stoves in Ethiopia using local village workers.

Shoreline Impressionist Jolyn Wells-Moran has Passion for Painting

Wells-Moran features paintings from Baja California Sur, the US Pacific Northwest and southern France.

So, How Were Things at Ying's?

Charming digs and Chinese fare at a North Seattle drive-in.

Phoenix Art Restoration in Shoreline Brings Life Back to Damaged or Broken Works of Art.

People can count on Phoenix Art Restoration to be of service to one of a kind priceless works or art while also a person's sentimental knick-knacks

Would You Like an App with That?

Starbucks is giving out free iPhone apps in its 'Pick of the Week' promotion, beginning Aug. 23.

House Hunt: What's on the Market in Edmonds, Shoreline and Lake Forest Park

In this weekly feature, Patch puts the spotlight on some local properties for sale.

Brown Bear to Offer Free Car Wash on Aug. 25

Brown Bear has location on Aurora Ave. North

Dardonville Furniture Restoration Brings A Little Bit Of Paris To Shoreline

One might never guess that a right here in Shoreline we have a Christian Dardonville, a man that has restored furniture at Versailles, the musée Nissim de Camondo, and the Getty Museum in Los Angeles.

Deseret Industries Works Hard to Make a Big Impact In the Community

Deseret Industries, based out of Salt Lake City, found a home in Shoreline and continues their mission to aid those in need.

Wake Me Up Before You Gojo

A North Seattle Ethiopian eatery offers spicy sublimity.

UPDATE: House Hunt: What's on the Market in Edmonds, Shoreline and Lake Forest Park

In this weekly feature, Patch puts the spotlight on some local properties for sale.

4-Corners Brewfest Comes to Shoreline

Four Corners is bringing a Brewfest to the Innis Arden Clubhouse Aug. 13 from 3-7 p.m.

House Hunt: What's on the Market in Edmonds, Shoreline and Lake Forest Park

In this weekly feature, Patch puts the spotlight on some local properties for sale.

Agent: Realtors Sell Houses but They Also Follow Legislation, Voice Concerns

The National Association of Realtors follows public policy and has questions about the Dodd-Frank Act, which calls for at least a 20 percent down payment on purchasing a home.