‘Grown Ups 2’ in Theaters Today (Sponsored)

Adam Sandler and an all-star cast reunite for “Grown Ups 2,” this summer’s feel-good comedy. Sponsored by “Grown Ups 2.”

Community Update

Update: Public Hearing on State Pot Rules Set for Aug. 6 in Seattle

The Washington State Liquor Control Board approved 42 pages of rules for marijuana legalization last week.

BBQs, Live Music, Garden Tour & More Shoreline Events This Week

Know of a fun event around town? Post it to the Shoreline Patch events calendar.

Coal exports — seek the answers

Danny Welsh Live at Vessel Wines

Free Summer Lunch Programs Offered in Shoreline, King County

All kids and teens up to 18 years old can receive a free lunch at various locations across King County this summer.

Obituaries in Shoreline, Lake Forest Park Through July 10

Each week Patch will publish a compilation of obituaries in the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area.

Victim Stabbed During Robbery Attempt, 'Mountain of Fireworks' Confiscated at Park and Ride—Shoreline Police Blotter

The following blotter items range from June 30 to July 7. Information on arrests is supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

7-Eleven Offering Free Slurpees This Thursday

7-Eleven is celebrating its 86th birthday with free Slurpees from 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. July 11.

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California Rapper Pleads Guilty in Credit-Card Fraud That Targeted Shoreline Business

Charles Tony Williamson, also known as "Guerilla Black,"admitted to purchasing and using thousands of stolen credit-card numbers stolen from local businesses.

Rhubarb Days in Sumner This Weekend

9 Things I Want to Do This Summer - What’s On Your List? (Sponsored)

Summer treats, making memories with the kids, and reading a great book made the list. Sponsored by “Grown Ups 2.”

'Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic' Happening This Weekend

Cascade Bicycle Club's 34th annual Group Health Seattle to Portland Bicycle Classic will take place Saturday and Sunday, July 13-14.

Reviews Would Hurt Economy

Autism Ads Pulled From Metro Buses—What Do You Think?

Seattle Children's Hospital was behind the campaign, which bore a photo of a young child with the message "Let's wipe out cancer, diabetes and autism in his lifetime."

Foundation Contest Sends Students on Summer Reading Adventure

Celebrating the Results of Fix a Leak Week Challenge - 2013

Leny's Annual BBQ to Support the Dale Turner Family YMCA

Dale Turner Family YMCA Mid-Summer Bash

Sears is furious at the City of Shoreline

Metro Rolls Out On-Demand Bike Lockers at Aurora Village Transit Center

The electronically activated lockers cost 5 cents an hour to use, after cyclists purchase a $20 access card.

North King County Home Prices Continue to Rise As Inventory Stays Low

Active listings in North King County are down 28 percent from last year, according to a monthly report from the NWMLS.

Public Meeting Regarding Lake Washingotn Sediment Testing

Agenda 21's Founding Fathers

Traffic Alert: Northbound I-405, SR 520 to Close July 13-14

Area drivers should plan ahead for significant weekend highway closures the weekend of July 13-14, according to the Washington State Department of Transportation.

Flaunt Your Fashion Sense with a Blog on Patch

Two-Car Freeway Accident in Shoreline Sends Four to Hospital

Included among the injured was a 90-year-old passenger. It is unknown at this time if drugs and alcohol were a factor.

Whole Foods, Other Retailers Recall Cheese Linked to Man's Death

Pregnant women should be especially careful not to consume the suspect cheese.

Obituaries in Shoreline, Lake Forest Park Through July 3

Each week Patch will publish a compilation of obituaries in the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park area.

Why annex Point Wells?

Suspect Arrested in Shoreline 7-Eleven Robbery

Seattle Police say the man suspected of wielding a hatchet in the Shoreline robbery is also suspected in a University District robbery.

Shoreline rejected a settlement offer in the PRA case in July 2012 for 100K less than what it has now been ordered to pay

Hatchet-Wielding Man Robs 7-Eleven, Drunk Woman Passes Out in Wrong House: Shoreline Police Blotter

The following blotter items range from June 23 to June 29. Information on arrests is supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Online Voter Registration Deadline Ends Monday for August Primary

Monday, July 8, will be the last day to register to vote or update voter registration information online or in person in time for the Aug. 6 primary election, according to King County Elections.

Demand for Lake Forest Park-Sheridan Beach real estate holding steady

Kenmore City Council to Approve MainStreet Property Group LLC as Buyer for Kenmore Village Upper Parcel

Artists in Action on the Edmonds Waterfront Every Sunday!

Pot Plan Approved: Outdoor Grows Allowed, Sales Restricted to Lab-Tested Products

A final set of public hearings on the implementation of I-502 will be held in early August throughout the Puget Sound area.