Where Are They Now: Hawkins a Solid Netminder at Shorecrest, UW

Rylan Hawkins helped lead Shorecrest to a state soccer title in 2005, before heading to the University of Washington

Blanchet Drops Shoreline for Third Lacrosse Win

Shoreline still winless in three starts

Shorecrest Honored as Best Youth Band in Dublin St. Patrick's Day Parade

Shorecrest delegation goes to Ireland every four years

Here Comes the Sun —Temp May Hit 60 Saturday

Federal forecasters and UW weather guru Cliff Mass are predicting a mostly dry spring weekend

Shorecrest Girls Run Past Cascade Track Meet at Shoreline Stadium

Shorecrest boys succumb to Cascade, Thursday afternoon

Crest Cinema Movie Times: March 23-29

Check out these movies at Shoreline's only movie theater

Twin Ponds Garden Plots Scooped Up By Residents

Thirty-one plots have been claimed; work party for Saturday has been cancelled

County Councilmembers Announce Support for Chief Deputy Strachan as Sheriff Appointee

Councilmembers Julia Patterson, Bob Ferguson, and Kathy Lambert declare their bipartisan support

Shorewood Girls Tennis Squad Wins Fourth Straight

Francesca O'Malley came back to win at No. 1 singles

State Extends Studded Tire Removal Deadline to April 16

Forecasts call for possible winter driving conditions through the heavily-traveled Easter weekend.

King County Sheriff's Detectives Arrest Husband for Murder of Lynnwood Woman

Martin David Pietz, 34, arrested in Kirkland

Shorewood Softball Whips Marysville-Getchell For First Win

T-birds score four runs in the bottom of the sixth to earn home win

Shorewood Robotics Team To Compete at Century Link Events Center Thursday

Team Pronto Robotics is a student-organized club with more than 40 members who have in six weeks constructed a 5-foot-tall basketball-playing robot

Shorewood Girls Tennis Sweeps Marysville-Getchell

All three T-Bird doubles teams won in straight sets

Art by Janet Hickox at Local Coffee Shop

Miss Hickox's art on display at Richmond Beach Starbucks until April 20, 2012.

UPDATE: Shoreline Businesses Applying for Liquor Licenses

Seven stores in Shoreline have applied so far to sell hard liquor

Shoreline Police Blotter: Man Passes Counterfeit $20 Bill To Girl Scout to Pay For Cookies

The following blotter items from March 9-March 17 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Shorewood Girls Tennis Sweeps Mountlake Terrace

T-birds improve to 2-0

Shorewood Girls Tennis Team Opens WIth 6-1 Win Over Glacier Peak

T-birds' were led by victory by Francesca O'Malley at No. 1 singles

Q&A With Occupy Seattle Activist And Greenwood Resident Sarah Svobodny

Acquitted Occupy member speaks out

Doug Poage Named Principal of Parkwood Elementary School

He succeeds Laura Ploudré, who is leaving Parkwood after 11 years as principal to pursue new opportunities in education

Judge Upholds Liquor Sales Initiative 1183 Enabling Liquor to Be Sold in Stores June 1

Judge Warning reverses previous ruling

Students To Make History Come Alive at Shoreline Center March 21

North Puget Sound Regional History Day is part of a national effort to enhance history education and prepare students to become informed and involved citizens.

Shorecrest Softball Beats Mariner, Ferndale

Scots whip Mariner 19-1, shut out Ferndale 10-0

Reader's Choice: Best Place In Shoreline For Kids To Learn Martial Arts

Want to learn karate or tae-kwon do? Check out these local martial arts houses.

Lessons in Stream Ecology at Third Place Commons, Thurs. March 22

The first of a six-part stream ecology training program will kick off with a Salmon Fashion Show followed by the five steps of How to Adopt A Stream

An Interview With An Occupy Seattle Protester Who Was Acquitted on Trespass Charge

Chase 5 were acquitted on Thursday, March 15 by jury of six in Seattle Municipal Court

Shorecrest Girls Tennis Team Defeats Meadowdale

Scots win 6-1

Readers's Choice: Lake Forest Bar & Grill Top St. Patrick's Day Hangout

Next poll coming Monday on best places for kids to do martial arts

LFP Police Blotter: Women Employed by Deja Vu Reports Three Men Stole Her Cell Phone

The following blotter items and information from Mar 5, 2012 through March 10, 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.

Where We Live: What the Future Might Look Like in 2062

The future is coming on fast.

Student Sentenced in Federal Court to 7 Years in Prison for UW Horticulture Center Arson

Student who built fire bomb, drove getaway car sentenced to seven years in prison

Nathan Hale Lacrosse Gets Past Shoreline

Shoreline (0-1-0) next faces Roosevelt (0-1-0) Tuesday, March 20 in a 7 p.m. start at Shorecrest High School

Lakeside Boys Down Puyallup in Lacrosse

Lakeside of north Seattle wins Boys Division I match as Keaton Santi nets four

Crest Cinema Movie Times: March 16-22

All movies are $3

When Irish Tastebuds Are Smiling

The meat experts at Bill the Butcher offer their suggestions for celebrating St. Patrick's Day with a bit of culinary flair.

Shoreline CC Leads State, Nation With Jobs Program

Eleven colleges are offering a two-quarter certificate in computer-numeric controlled machining

Smith on Politics: Congressman McDermott Says Shoreline Will Be An Important Part Of His District

U.S. Senate candidate from Shoreline says Cantwell is beatable; Kagi praises Guitterez-Kenney on retirement

County Sheriff Sue Rahr to Resign March 31

Rahr accepted a position as director of the state's police academy, beginning on April 1.

Shoreline Police Blotter: Vandals Hit Numerous Neighborhoods in Shoreline With Graffiti Tags

The following blotter items from March 2-March 10 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.