SCC Baseball Takes 2 Out Of Three From Bellevue College On Sunday

SCC Baseball Takes 2 Out Of Three From Bellevue College On Sunday

SCC Baseball Drops Game 1 of 4 Game Series With Bellevue

SCC Baseball Drops Game 1 of 4 Game Series With Bellevue

Frustrated with buying and getting rid of so many batteries?

North County residents can now use BETTERY Swap Stations at Whole Foods for easy purchase and exchange of reusable AA and AAA batteries.

Junior Olympics gymnastics regionals at Shoreline CC

Young gymnasts with an eye on the Olympics will compete Thursday through Friday at the Shoreline CC gym.

Shoreline CC Signs Pact With Chinese College

Shoreline Community College and Ningbo City College have signedan agreement that could bring Ningbo students to Shoreline.

SCC Summer Athletic Camps Are Now Open For Registration

SCC Summer Athletic Camps Are Now Open For Registration

Lady Dolphin Softball Dominates Skagit Valley On Tuesday

Lady Dolphin Softball Dominates Skagit Valley On Tuesday

Luke Merkel Named SCC Baseball Player of the Week

Luke Merkel Named SCC Baseball Player of the Week

SCC Names Vallen Brewer and Greta Coleman As "Co-Softball Players of the Week"

SCC Names Vallen Brewer and Greta Coleman As "Co-Softball Players of the Week"

Shoreline CC student housing meeting tonight

The college to host the first of two public meetings on the proposed 400-bed student housing project.

SCC Baseball Drops Two Games To Everett CC At Meridian Park

SCC Baseball Drops Two Games To Everett CC At Meridian Park

SCC Baseballs Drops Two Games To Everett CC On Saturday

SCC Baseballs Drops Two Games To Everett CC On Saturday

Aging in Place

Aging in Place. Is your home "age friendly"?

SCC Baseball Sweeps Western Washington Club Team 6-2 and 14-5

SCC Baseball Sweeps Western Washington Club Team 6-2 and 14-5

SCC Softball Sweeps Edmonds, Breaks Six Game Losing Streak

SCC Softball Sweeps Edmonds, Breaks Six Game Losing Streak

College Internet outage planned for April 6

Fiber optic upgrade work on campus will take down college website for several hours on April 6.

Is buying a home in today’s busy market a good idea?

Is buying a home in today's hot market a good idea?

$350,000 grant will help make Shoreline CC more energy efficient

A state grant and incentives from Seattle City Light will help offset energy efficiency upgrades for Shoreline Community College

SCC Names Alexis Salcedo As "Softball Player of the Week"

SCC Names Alexis Salcedo As "Softball Player of the Week"

SCC Baseball Splits With Yakima Valley CC

SCC Baseball Splits With Yakima Valley CC

Lady Dolphin Softball Struggles At Inter-Region Tournament

Lady Dolphin Softball Struggles At Inter-Region Tournament

Shoreline CC sends notices on master plan and student housing

Public meeting notices are going out today to neighbors of Shoreline Community College about the college's Master Development Plan and proposed student housing project.

FOOD FOR THOUGHT--- Loving Contracts with Ourselves

Alice Anne Millington, M.A. Psych. C.C., H.H.P. founder of Nova Wellness Counseling discusses how to make "Loving Contracts" with ourselves to achieve natural weight loss.

Mathathletes Converge on Shoreline Community College for Math Olympiad

Shoreline "mathathletes" competing in Math Olympiad at Shoreline Community College.

Einstein's Frank Halferty Named Shoreline Teacher of the Year

Halferty, band director and music department head at Einstein Middle School, will be honored as 2013 Teacher of the Year on May 13.

Shoreline Residents Spearhead Bag Ban Referendum Petition

Tom Jamieson and the Shoreline Caucus have begun a petition drive to seek repeal of Shoreline's new plastic bag ban.

Shoreline School Building Locked Down Briefly While Police Seek Suspected Car Thief

The North City Building, which houses the Home Exchange Program and privately daycare programs, was locked down as a K-9 unit searched the area late Tuesday morning.

John Resha Announces LFP Council Election Bid

Resha said in a press release that his top priorities are sustainable policy and financial action to support the community-centered vision and priorities of Lake Forest Park residents and businesses.

Ripe Forecast for Richmond Beach Strawberry Festival on Saturday

Sunny skies are in the forecast for the 14th Annual Strawberry Fest, with live local music, food from local restaurants, games and activities for the kids, a walking history tour and lots more.

Safety Alert: Area Waters Still Cold Even in Warm Weather

The Washington Department of Health reminds people to be safe if you’re out on the water during this nice spring weather.

Whiz Kids: King's 'CyberKnights' Take 2nd in World Robotics Competition

The team traveled to the FIRST Tech Challenge Robotics World Championship, earning 2nd Place honors and the Rockwell Collins Innovation Award for its robot design.

Please Welcome Sharon Tacon and Liv Finne, Our Newest Bloggers

Do you have an opinion, experience, or passion you'd like to share? We welcome you to blog about it on Patch through our Local Voices section.

County Council's Dembowski Plans Town Halls in Shoreline, Kenmore

The council's newest member says he plans to visit every community in District 1 this year, starting May 9 in Shoreline.

Featured Event: Bunco Fiesta Fundraiser For Music Teachers

Browse the Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Patch events calendar for more activities to enjoy this weekend.

Lyon Creek High Flow Bypass Project Open House on May 6

The city of Lake Forest Park will discuss the $4.3 million project to reduce flooding and erosion along the creek near Town Center.

Traffic Alert: Southbound HOV lane on Bothell Way Closed at 165th May 2-3

Crews will be replacing curbing at a new bus stop at NE 165th; two lanes of southbound traffic will remain open.

Water, Water, Everywhere: New Exhibit Opening at Shoreline Historical Museum

On Saturday, May 4, at 1 p.m., the museum will open its latest exhibit, "Connections: Surface Water, Piped Water, Wastewater."

Lake Forest Park, Police Guild Reach Contract Agreement

The new contract includes just two wage adjustments in 3 years, and more cost-participation in health insurance by Lake Forest Park Police employees.

Trooper Spots Stolen Bike in Shoreline -- One He Had Just Sold

After approaching a disabled vehicle on NE 145th, troopers spotted a bicycle with its serial number ground off inside. One trooper recognized the bike as one he had recently sold to a student -- and then returned it to the owner.

VIDEO: 'Ideological' Congress Poses Challenges to Mountains to Sound Federal Designation

US Rep. Dave Reichert (WA-8) tempered expectations at a gathering in Issaquah to announce legislation that would designate the Mountains to Sound Greenway as a National Heritage Area.