Shorewood Fall Play: Almost, Maine

Nine couples watch the sky for the Northern Lights as they fall in and out of love in small-town Maine.

Elementary Honor Choir to sing at Benaroya Hall

Shoreline School District Elementary Honor Choir, along with Cascade Youth Symphony Orchestra will make their debut at Benaroya Hall on Saturday, November 19 at 2 p.m.

Shoreline Police Blotter: Explosive Device Used to Blow Up Mailbox

The following blotter items from Oct. 25- Oct. 31 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

McClelland, Salomon Trade Barbs in Shoreline’s Spendiest Race as Election Heats Up

PDC reports reveal spending

McConnell Has Raised More, Way Spent More in Position 4 Council Race

Race between former Councilwoman Way and current Councilwoman McConnell, Shoreline's second most expensive this election

Letter to the Editor: McClelland Responds to Salomon's Attack

McClelland says she "always opposed BSRE’s attempt to tack an international resort onto a two-lane road at the expense of the Richmond Beach neighborhood."

Letter to the Editor: LFP Gov. Watch Chair Responds to Thompson's "Attack" Piece

Plusch maintains piece contained "statements that weren't true, deceptive statements and innuendo."

Shorecrest drama presents 'The Outsiders'

Fall play runs from Nov. 9-13 and Nov. 17-20

Ambassadors Dribble Into Shoreline

The Harlem Ambassadors show basketball team comes to Shoreline Community College on November 7.

Frugal Family

Tips, Tricks and Secrets to Saving Your Family Money

Letter to the Editor: Salomon Right Choice for Richmond Beach, Shoreline

Retired state legislator and Richmond Beach resident supports Salomon

He Said, She Said

Those acronyms that are thrown around.

VIDEO: Richmond Beach Halloween Carnival Draws Crowd

Richmond Beach Community Association's annual tradition draws hundreds

VIEWFINDER: Bust of Peruvian Admiral Presented to People of LFP

Peruvian Consulate in Lake Forest Park dedicates bust of Admiral Miguel Grau Seminario

Shorewood Volleyball Wins Academic State Championship

T-birds sport 3.89 GPA

Thompson Top Spender in LFP Races

Thompson's top donors are his family and Bike PAC and local incumbents while Goss' top donors are Washington Association of Realtors, Margaret and Richard Marshall and National Women's Political Caucus

Kellogg Science Teacher Honored as "Hero in the Classroom"

Anne Marie Culver of Kellogg chosen as Symetra Hero in the Classroom

Letter to Editor: McClelland Opposes BSRE's Proposed Point Wells Development

McClelland: "I will work to prevent Snohomish County from plunking an “urban center” at the end of a two lane road."

LFP Police Blotter: Woman Yells Rape and Man Says He Was Hit

The following blotter items and information from Oct 10 through Oct 16 were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Celebrate Halloween! It's the Get Out Weekend Planner, Oct 28-30

Check out Richmond Beach Halloween Carnival at Syre Elementary Saturday and more!

Letter to Editor: LFP Widow on Fixed Income Not a Myth

Fifty-year LFP resident facing property taxes on "fixed income with limited assets."

King's Looks to Rebound Against Friday Harbor in Playoffs

Knights' loss to Archbishop Murphy in regular season finale could fuel for playoff run

Shorewood Wins 3A District 1 Boys Tennis Title

Doubles team of Miles Jamieson and Hunter Nelson win doubles championship

SWEL Timebank to Launch in November

The Shoreline, Woodway, Edmonds and Lake Forest Park Timebank is set to launch Nov. 9, with a community potluck and orientation.

Kellogg Middle School Wins Three Team Titles in Cross Country

Kellogg takes seventh grade boys and girls and eight grade girls titles Sno-King Middle School Cross Country Championships Held at Shoreline Stadium

Letter to the Editor: McClelland has Command of Content, Good Interpersonal Skills

Shoreline doctor supports McClelland

Letter to the Editor: If LFP Reserves are $5 Million Why Was Tax Increase Needed?

Letter writer wonders why Prop. 1 was needed if reserves were $5 million

Shoreline Police Blotter: "Blasted 87" Spray Painted on Facade of Church

The following blotter items from Oct. 17- Oct. 23 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Bank Robbers Unmasked

Two convicted felons in their 60s suspected in a string of robberies in Shoreline are arrested Tuesday by King County Sheriff's detectives

New Northshore Fire Station Receives Bronze Award from Fire Chief magazine

Program recognizes outstanding architecture and design from fire departments nationwide

Letter to the Editor: Sister of Fircrest Resident Supports Salomon

Salomon impressed letter writer while taking tour of Fircrest

In Their Own Words: Meet Ronald Wastewater District Position 1 Challenger Bob Ransom

Former mayor, councilman seeking to serve on Ronald Wastewater District Board

Fact Check: The Lien on Tom French's Property

Candidate says bills were forwarded to a closed P.O. Box after his father died

Edmonds Author to Discuss Book on Seattle's World Fair at Richmond Beach Library Tonight

Historian Alan Stein will give a presentation tonight at the Richmond Beach Library in Shoreline. His book marks the six-month countdown for the Seattle Center's "Next Fifty" celebration

Channeling “Little House On The Prairie” in Shoreline

The introduction of family chores

Letter the Editor: Thompson Ignored Requests of Citizens

Kiest says Prop. 1 election should have been held in November

Aurora Corridor Project Update: Oct. 23-29

Intermittent closing of N. 192nd St. to continue

Letter to the Editor: "I've Never Seen a City so Divided"

We need a mayor who can liason with others and has a known reputation for working well with others.

Restore Habitat at South Woods on Sunday

Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust along with the city of Shoreline and Carter Motors are sponsoring event Nov. 6

They Sprawl, We Pay!

Lesser-known costs of spreading out.