Social Security Tax Tips For Shoreline and Lake Forest Park Residents

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Due Diligence Phase of SPU Water System Acquisition Heating Up

Shoreline City Council to discuss SPU Acquisition tonight

Get Out: Weekend Planner, Feb. 3-5

Check out our picks for the top activities and hot spots to hit this weekend.

Ridgecrest Police Storefront Reopens

Smoke smell is mostly gone after arson at hair salon next door in December

High School Business Students Win Honors

Shorecrest and Shorewood have qualified a combined 45 DECA students for the Washington State Career Development Conference in March in Bellevue.

POLL: Shoreline Council to Vote on Gay Marriage Resolution Monday

Resolution more specifically calls for the Legislature to pass Senate Bill 6239, which passed the Senate last night and asks Congress to pass the Respect for Marriage Act

Homeless Count Reveals 3 Percent Increase in King County

North end count finds 31 homeless people

LFP Police Blotter: Wife Locks Husband Out of the House

The following blotter items and information from Jan 21, 2012 through January 28 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.

King County Hopes to Reopen LFP Burke-GIlman Stretch Feb. 10

Snow last month delayed work about a week

Shoreline CC President and Faculty Member Testify on Remedial Education Bill

House bill encouraging innovative approaches in remedial education moves along the legislative conveyor belt.

Shoreline Dollars For Scholars Program Is Taking 2012 Applications

High school seniors at any local Shoreline area high school (either public or private) or students who are seniors at other high schools but live in Shoreline can apply for Dollars For Scholars funds.

Hopelink Volunteers Help Navigate Local Travel Options

Hopelink Shoreline Food Bank and Third Place Commons host events to explain service options

Washington House Passes Ryu-Sponsored Bill That Would Lower Costs to Cities to Lower Speed Limits

Ryu bill that aims to help cities save lives and money now goes to the Senate

Shoreline Police Blotter: iPad Thefts Continue at Shorewood High School

The following blotter items from Jan. 22 – Jan. 28 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Mom Talk: Are Midwives Necessary?

Will the University of Washington continue to train them?

Shorecrest Students Participating in the Washington Aerospace Scholars Program

Ethan Hausman and Scott Holmdahl of Shorecrest High School have been accepted into Phase One of the 2011-12 Washington Aerospace Scholars (WAS) program, which is in its sixth year at the Museum of Flight

Smith on Politics: We’ll Use Old Precincts for Precinct Caucuses

Republican caucuses set for March 3

Where We Live: Living Room

Our homes and our future

Shorewood Boys Swim Team Cruises Past Shorecrest

T-birds continue 14-year win streak against crosstown rivals

Kagi-Ryu Bill a Temporary Fix for School Age Students at Fircrest

Shoreline School District has paid $500,000 out of pocket for Fircrest's school-age educational program since 2008 for students from all over the state

LFP Police Blotter: Crews Remove Downed Trees, Power Lines

The following blotter items and information from Jan 8, 2012 through January 19, 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.

LFP Council Roundup, Jan. 26

Medical marijuana moratorium, house demolition at Town Center Park, lobbyist for McAleer Creek flooding and North Sound Metro SWAT/Crisis Negotiating Team approved

Ronald Wastewater District Saves Ratepayers Money by Paying Off Debt

Three Public Works Trust Fund (PWTF) loans, totaling $727,135.84 paid off

SCC Head Soccer Coach Dremousis Leaves for Trinity Lutheran

George Dremousis spent 12 seasons at the helm at Shoreline Community College

Shorewood Wrestlers Take Down Shorecrest

T-birds' Rikio Campbell wins deciding match over Shorecrest's Josiah Glesener

Tax Return Filing Extensions Available to Businesses Affected by Snow Storm

Gov. Gregoire: Last week's heavy snowfall and freezing rain affected the ability of some businesses to file their state excise tax returns on time.

Shoreline's Animal Surgical Clinic Wins Hospital Design Award

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

Three Shoreline Residents Busted By DEA For Regional Heroin, Meth and Cocaine Ring

Over the course of the investigation, law enforcement seized more than $700,000 in cash, 11 kilos of cocaine, 40 pounds of methamphetamine, and four firearms.

Shoreline's Home Education Exchange Team Wins Champions Award for Robotics

HEEBotics Red completes the 2011 First Lego League (FLL) season with three wins

LFP Council Preview: Extension of Medical Marijuana Moratorium and More

Council expected to support paying more money to a lobbyist to assist in securing federal flood control money

Shoreline Police Blotter: Man With Child Rape Warrant Attempts Suicide

The following blotter items from Jan. 16 – Jan. 21 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Shoreline Council Supports Gay Marriage

Openly gay Mayor Keith McGlashan makes announcement of support of marriage equality on behalf of Council

VIDEO: Snow Post-Mortem: Shoreline Public Works Crews Performed Well

Working around the clock for about a week crews put in 2,000 labor hours

Shoreline's New Planning Director Markle Hired from Within

Rachael Markle selected as Shoreline’s new Director of Planning & Community Development

POLL: Watch President Obama's State of the Union Address in Shoreline

President Barack Obama's supporters are gathering at host Ron Schulz' Shoreline home

Swing Vote Senator's Statement on the Gay-Marriage Bill

Senator Mary Haugen issued this statement Jan. 23 about her decision to support the passage of Senate Bill 6239 to allow same-sex marriage in Washington state.

Frugal Family: Food Savings

Tips, Tricks and Secrets to Saving Your Family Money - At the Grocery Store

Shoreline Council to Discuss Seattle Public Utilities Water System Acquisition

Council will also vote on adoption of economic development strategic plan

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Smith on Politics: Three Incumbents, One Challenger in Lake Forest Park’s New Legislative District

Four candidates are registered to run in 46th Legislative District