Where We Live: String of Pearls

The Aurora Avenue neighborhoods

Car Thief Steals 1989 Cadillac Convertible from LFP Resident

The following blotter items range from September 17, 2012-September 23, 2012. Information on arrests is supplied by the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Woman Involved in Fatal Shoreline Shooting is Released; Self-Defense a Possibility

A man in his 40s was fatally shot yesterday in 1600 block of 145th St.

TELL US: What Makes a Good Neighbor?

National Good Neighbor Day is Sept. 28. Share your stories about the neighbors who make your town a great place to live.

Shoreview Park Vandalized

The following blotter items range from September 19, 2012 – September 22, 2012. Information on arrests is supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Letter to the Editor: Citizens Raise Concerns About Proposed SPU Purchase at Ronald Wastewater Board Public Hearing

Ronald Board considering what stand to take on Shoreline's Prop. 1

VIDEO: Argument Preceded Fatal Shoreline Shooting of Man, Still Unknown Who Pulled Trigger

A man and woman are in custody in the shooting death of a man they knew

Fatal Shooting Reported in Shoreline

Police say a woman shot a man near 145th St. and Densmore Ave. North.

Smith on Politics: Statements from Pollet, Cann in 46th District State Rep. Race

Incumbent Gerry Pollet and challenger Sylvester Cann offer their view of why each should be elected in November

Crest Cinema Center Movie Times: Sept. 28-Oct. 4

See what's playing at Shoreline's only movie theater!

Shoreline Massage Therapist Says Seattle Lawyer Broke Into Her Home, Raped Her

The woman previously worked at a massage clinic where Danford Grant is suspected of sexually assaulting another therapist.

Smith on Politics: Advisory Votes to Cost $120,000; Eyman Defends Cost

Oct. 6 and 8 deadlines for voter registration

UPDATE: Adult Cousin Attacked by Individual Suffering from Manic, Schizophrenic Episodes

The following blotter items range from September 14, 2012 – September 18, 2012. Information on arrests is supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Canadian Recall Expands to Ground Beef Sold in Washington Stores

If you bought ground beef products at Safeway, Albertsons or Haggen stores, check your refrigerator or freezer.

Bowman Charged with First-Degree Murder in Slaying of Yancy Noll

Dinh Bowman, who was arrested last Friday at his north Seattle home, is being held without bail. He faces 25-31 years in prison.

Wednesday's Powerball Jackpot is $200 Million; Will You Buy a Ticket?

What would you do with the money if you won? Tell us in the comments.

Fortunate Feline: PAWS Rescues Bobcat Kitten

Lynnwood-based PAWS is working to rehabilitate an orphaned bobcat that was found severely malnourished in Redmond last month.

Man Who Died in Shoreline Skateboarding Accident Was Artist and Bartender

Stevfin Caswell sold paintings, worked on Capitol Hill

Faced With Significant Opposition, LFP Council Prepared to Shelve Current Park & Ride Proposal

About 60 residents, many of whom live on or near 41st Ave. N.E. and 44th Ave. N.E., speak out against proposed Park & Ride spaces on residential streets

All Power Restored to Shoreline City Light Customers, After Damaged Cable Replaced

The outage started about noon when an underground cable failed. The outage initially affected about 2,800 homes and businesses.

UPDATE: Most Richmond Beach Customers Have Power Now

Seattle City Light is still working to restore power to about 184 customers

Lady Dolphin Soccer Defeats Clark College On Saturday, 3-1 at Dolphin Field

Lady Dolphin Soccer Defeats Clark College On Saturday, 3-1 at Dolphin Field

SCC Men's Soccer Drops 5-0 Match To Clark College As Team Allows 4 Goals In Second Half

SCC Men's Soccer Drops 5-0 Match To Clark College As Team Allows 4 Goals In Second Half

With Traditional Power Supplies Facing Problems, Solar's Status Improving

Projected water shortages will drive up energy costs making alternative energy and efficiencies more attractive for commercial and residential property owners.

SCC Volleyball Drops Match To Olympic College

SCC Volleyball Drops Match To Olympic College

DOCUMENTS: Controversial Park & Ride Proposal to Be Discussed at LFP Council Meeting Monday

Discussion continues from Aug. 23, more than 200 neighbors have signed petition opposing the Park & Ride

Letter to the Editor: Republican Platform Would Be New Direction for Washington

Letter writer pulls items from the Republican platform. Do you agree or not with it? Tell us in the comments.

North Seattle Man Arrested in Yancy Noll's Murder is Held Without Bail in King County Jail

Dinh Bowman, 29, faces first-or second-degree murder charges by Tuesday; he is an electrical engineering graduate of UW and was once nationally ranked in fencing

Saturday's Powerball Jackpot is Worth $174 Million; What's Your Winning Strategy?

No one won Wednesday's jackpot worth $149 million as stakes get higher.

Shorecrest, Shorewood Soccer and Football to be Telecast This Fall

Live telecasts set for Shorecrest, Shorewood teams

Drunk Driver Strikes Victim's Car Twice at LFP Mall

The following blotter items range from September 10, 2012-September 16, 2012. Information on arrests is supplied by the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Where We Live: The Cities' Views

What Shoreline and Lake Forest Park are working on

Algae Bloom Closes Echo Lake Beaches

The City will be monitoring the bloom weekly, beginning Monday, until the bloom is no longer a threat. The beach closure will remain in effect until that time.

Bellevue Officers Thrown Out of Seahawks Game After Confrontation with a Fan

A fan at the Seahawks game told the Seattle Times one of the officers warned him not to get pulled over in Bellevue after he asked them to keep it down.

Tacoma Fall Home Show and Tacoma Fall RV Show, Oct. 4-7

Ronald Wastewater District Completes Aurora Ave Sewer Project

Bartell Drugs joins grassroots effort to name new Washington State ferry after Ivar Haglund

Seattle Couple Sentenced to Prison for Defrauding Aid Programs Intended for the Poor

Chiropractor and partner lived in waterfront home, traveled widely and bought expensive jewelry

LFP Police Chief Dennis Peterson Retiring in January

Chief served 12 years in top cop job in Lake Forest Park; City Administrator Pete Rose will be directing the recruitment for a new Police Chief which will begin immediately.

Dispose of Your Unwanted Medicine at the LFP and Shoreline Police Stations

Both Cities Participate in National Pharmaceutical Drug Take-Back Day on Saturday, Sept. 29, 10:00 AM to 4:00 PM