County Council Districting Committee Public Hearing in Shoreline Tonight

Meeting is 6:30-8:30 p.m. at City Hall in Shoreline

Shoreline Police Blotter June 18-27

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

U.S. Census Facts About the Fourth of July

What you might not know about Independence Day.

Kirkland Legislator Roger Goodman to Run for Inslee's Seat in Congress

The Democrat had earlier announced he'd run against Rep. Dave Reichert, but he switched to the 1st District seat since Inslee is now running for governor.

A Program That Puts Students Behind The Lens

Students at Shoreline Community College’s film department step out of the classroom and behind the camera to spend the summer bringing their stories to life.

More Expensive Than a Dog, But Kids Are a Great Way to Make Friends

Children are cuddly, cute and someone to carry on your legacy. OK, but they can also help your social life.

UPDATE: FDA Warns on Evergreen Produce Sprouts

The packaged sprouts might be linked to 20 reported cases of salmonella, including nine in Eastern and Central Washington

CleanScapes Accepting Ideas for $10,000 Community Improvement Project

Deadline is July 31

Inslee Emphasizes Job Creation in His Run for Governor

Democrat says he intends to keep businesses here and create high tech industry clusters to create job opportunities for residents across the state

Hopelink Launches Campaign to Outfit Low-Income Kids with Tools for School

Make donation at Shoreline Hopelink

VIDEO: Shoreline Celebrates the Arts

Kids and adults gathered at the Shoreline Center to showcase their art skills

Shoreline CC Trustees Approve Budget, Tuition to Go Up 12 Percent

Trustees approve overall budget of $37.8 million with chagrin and dissent

All Of Us

Genuine bipartisanship may yet rise again

Rick Steves and Former U.S. Attorney Lead Effort to Legalize Pot

Steves and former U.S. Attorney John McKay are part of a group launching an initiative that would legalize marijuana in Washington state.

House Hunt: What's on the Market in Edmonds, Woodway and Shoreline

In this weekly feature, Patch puts the spotlight on some local properties for sale.

Lake Forest Park Police Blotter, June 13-19

The following blotter items and information on arrests were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

UW Grads Planning Farmers Market for Shoreline Town Center

Organizers for the future Shoreline Farmers Market hope to fill a community need near the town center.

Brewing Up Kombucha

The popular fermented tea drink can be found at local grocery stores, or you can try making it in your own kitchen.

Volunteer Profile: Verginia Aylesworth, "Jill of Many Trades."

Verginia Aylesworth is a volunteer, wood worker, holiday elf who creates magic at North Helpline

UDPATE: Inslee Will Announce Candidacy for Governor on Monday

Inslee ran for governor for the first time in 1996

Former Coug Football Player Charged in Shoreline Bank Robbery

Tellers from three banks including Whidbey Island Bank in Shoreline pick Derrick Dillon out of lineup

Ferguson Says He Will Support King County Executive's Fee Proposal for Metro Bus Service

King County Councilman puts support behind $20 congestion reduction fee

Get Out: Weekend Planner, June 24-26

Check our picks for the activities to hit and new hot spots to explore.

State Liquor Stores to Expand Hours

Effective July 1, all state-run stores will be open until 9 p.m. most days.

A Local Architect With a Big Heart

Dennis DePape shares his passion of architectural design with his clients and helps them discover their ideal home while also finding time to give back to his community.

Gratitude is the Theme for 21st Annual Shoreline Arts Festival

This weekend the city of Shoreline is hosting an event devoted to honoring a wide assortment of artists.

Shoreline Police Blotter: June 7-20

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

Shorewood High School Modernization Gets Underway

Temporary portables will be installed beginning this week.

Structure Fire in Lake Forest Park Catches House Next Door on Fire

Significant damage for the homes in the18600 block of 22nd Place N.E.

Volunteer Profile: LeeAnne Zwinkel Shares Her Time and Talents with Food Lifeline

Once a client at Food Lifeline, LeeAnne is giving back . . .

Young Buck Spotted in LFP

Patch reader snaps shot near N.E. 175th St. and 47th Ave. N.E.

Daytime Closure on Aurora: Southbound Traffic to be Reduced to One Lane

Construction continues on Aurora Ave. North north of 185th continues

Powerful Neighborhoods Expands to Shoreline

Save money on energy costs with free program aimed at seniors, non-English speaking households, low-income residents

Our Children on the Internet

How safe is it to share photos of our children on-line?

VIDEO: Lake Forest Park Celebrates 50 Years

Hundreds of people headed to City Centre to eat, listen to music and celebrate 50 years of Lake Forest Park

Work Continues at Shorecrest High School

A $150 million bond measure is funding an overhaul of the Shorecrest campus.

LFP 50th Anniversary Celebration at Horizon View Park

Warm hot dogs filled their stomachs. Small children playing and high energy goats filled their hearts. Many enjoyed their time at Horizon View Park, celebrating LFP's 50th Anniversary.

Dad’s Big Day

Father’s Day ideas for every dad

VIDEO: Goats Entertain Crowd, Munch Down Blackberrry Bushes

Nearly 250 goats brought into Horizon View Park in LFP eat bushes and won the hearts of citizens

Oh, Those Clever Programmers!

Appropriate technology: computers replace waste.