Public Reminded to Observe Traffic Safety for the Opening of School

Shoreline Police will be doing traffic safety emphasis patrols around the schools as they open this week.

SummerSet Arts Festival Set for Sat. Sept. 15 at Ronald Bog Park

Festival is scheduled from 1 to 5 p.m.

DOCUMENTS: Should Shoreline Water District be the Agency to Take Over SPU Water System?

Shoreline Council balked at proposed merger between Shoreline Water District and Ronald Wastewater District; Shoreline Water District had to make some changes after being dinged in state audit earlier this year.

Endangered Baby Last Seen in Shoreline, Found in Oregon

Mother was arrested for trying to stop deputies from taking the baby

POLL: Why Did You Move to Shoreline?

Was it the schools? The natural beauty? Tell us in the comments.

Shoreline Block Watches Report 22 Residential Burglaries in August

Number of burglaries reported in August down from July reports

Post Your Photos: It's the First Day of School for Shoreline Public Schools!

Today, Monday Sept. 10 is the first day of the 2012-13 school year for students in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park

Where We Live: "Staycation"

You don't have to go to Tahiti to have a great time.

King's Starts Season 2-0; Coach Shapiro Named NFL High School Coach of the Week

After 42-39 win over defending state 2A champs Lynden, King's crusies past Port Angeles this week

Shorewood Gets First Football Win of Season, 14-7 Over Lynnwood

Okamura runs for 93 yards on nine carries, scores touchdown

Shorecrest Football Team Comes Back to Beat Cascade, For First Win

Scots win 21-14 behind three Keegan Small touchdowns

Shoreline Council Adopts Resolution to Support Fingerprint ID System Levy

Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) ballot measure will appear on the November 6 general election ballot.

Shorewood Boys Tennis Team Beats Everett, 5-2 in Wesco 3A Action

No. 1 doubles team of Cameron McDowell and Eli Hecker wins 6-2, 6-1

Missing Baby Last Seen in Shoreline

Police are asking for the public's help finding a 7-week old baby girl.

Man Found With Stolen Amazon.com Package Arrested; Had Crack Pipe in Pocket

The following blotter items and information from Aug. 27, 2012 through Sept. 2, 2012 were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction. Please note missing dates means nothing to report.

Shorewood Girls Soccer Ties Garfield, 1-1

Shorewood trailed 1-0 until a goal by Zoe Vincini in the 75th minute

UPDATE: VIDEO, POLL: Shoreline, LFP Residents Gather to Watch Obama's Acceptance Speech

What was your reaction to Obama's speech? Tell us in the comments.

Aurora Square Redevelopment Plans Move Forward

Council unanimously approves establishment of Aurora Square Community Renewal Area

Crest Cinema Center Movie Times: Sept. 7-13

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

Sex and Drugs Being Traded in Abandoned Parking Lot

The following blotter items range from August 29, 2012 – September 1, 2012. Information on arrests is supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Redmond Police Arrest Prolific 'Movie Bandits' Tied to Nearly 30 Burglaries, Including in Shoreline

Police say the two suspects broke into vehicles, stole registration information, and proceeded to break into homes in Redmond and other neighboring communities.

Shoreline Council Votes to Support Referendum 74 for Gay Marriage and Gay Families

Council votes 6-0 to support marriage equality; Do you agree? Should the Council have taken a stand on this? Tell us in the comments.

Raising a Multilingual Child

One family's experience raising a bilingual child.

A Patch Conversation With Outgoing Shoreline City Manager Robert Olander

Robert Olander talks about his artistic endeavors and recalls years of working to develop Shoreline's infrastructure

Pet of the week - Gideon

Runner finds a family

Cosmic Bowling is Out of This World!

Cosmic bowling at Spin Alley is fun for the whole familyl.

Hundreds Remember Life of Fifth Grader

Richmond football teams plan to establish foundation in memory of Daniel Gocus

Grab and Go Kids Planner

This new column brings you the best bets for family outings each week in Shoreline.

Shoreline Police Blotter: Jan. 31-Feb. 6.

Burglaries, larceny, auto theft, a burned jacket and a stolen tip jar

Lake Forest Park Police Blotter: Feb. 1-9

Burglaries, biting and fighting dogs, fraud, graffiti and paintball vandalism

Nature Is Paramount

An 'invisible' park worth seeking out.

Shoreline CC faces $2.25 million in cuts

Governor's proposed budget means 9.2 percent reduction

Q&A With LFP Mayor Dave Hutchinson

He addresses a budget with no new taxes, a state income tax, what's being done about flooding, the future of Town Center and the traffic safety cameras

Scots Overcome Late Deficit, Punch State Ticket with Win over Meadowdale

The Shorecrest Scots girls basketball team overcame an uncharacteristically poor shooting night to beat the Lady Mavs from Meadowdale and secure themselves a berth in the 3A State Tournament

Working Out Like a Dancer

Pacific Northwest Ballet’s PNBConditioning program uses Pilates training to stretch the body and the brain.

Shoreline Preps Week in Review: Playoff Edition

A recap of all the action for Shoreline teams in the playoffs including boys and girls basketball, wrestling and swim and dive

Despite Myths, Experts Say Hybrid and Electric Cars Are Safe

Emergency workers spend a day learning how to respond to accidents involving new high-tech vehicles

King's Girls Cruise Past Friday Harbor in Opening Round

Storkson scores a career high 28 points

Bites Nearby: Grinders Hot Sands

Basically back in Brooklyn

Old Pump House 'Visible' With Just a Little Imagination

There used to be a lot of pump houses around town, but the advent of city water, piped in during the 1930s, eventually made them obsolete. A particularly distinctive one was once located at 145th and Aurora.