80 Degrees in May? UW Weather Guru Says Get Your Sun Shades Out!

Atmospheric scientist Cliff Mass of the University of Washington says temperatures in some areas of Western Washington could reach 80 degrees by Sunday, and the region is in for a prolonged warm spell.

Shoreline City Council Approves Plastic Bag Ban

In a vote Monday night, the council approved an ordinance that will ban most plastic "carryout bags" in the city as of February, 2014.

Guest Opinion: Shoreline Bag Ban Not Based in Sound Science

Todd Myers, of the conservative Washington Policy Center, says some of the claims in the city of Shoreline staff report are incorrect.

Spring Lambs Spotted Along Pioneer Highway

Did you snap a stellar shot? Share your photo with Patch!

Take Back Your Prescription Drugs Saturday in Shoreline

Spring clean those medicine cabinets and safely dispose of unwanted, unused, and expired medications.

Shorecrest Wins Silver in Best High Schools National Rankings

The school is ranked 11th in the state out of nearly 600 high schools in the state by U.S. News and World Report.

Car Thief Wrecks One Car, Steals Another: Shoreline Police Blotter

The following incidents are selected from Shoreline Police reports. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Please Welcome Shoreline Water District to Patch's Local Voices Section

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

Train for a 5K in Shoreline

Planning to run a 5k? Here are some key training tips and strategies from an expert personal trainer and running specialist.

All Thumbs? City of Shoreline Offering Home Improvement Consultations

On April 30 and May 30, those in need of advice on home improvement issues can get free consultations with city construction and development staff.

Local Boston Marathoners to Talk at Richmond Beach Running Club Event

Two local residents who were in Boston for the Marathon plan to speak at the local running club's weekly gathering Saturday about what they experienced.

10 Ways to Celebrate Earth Day All Year in Shoreline-Lake Forest Park

Here are some eco-friendly ways to celebrate Earth Day any day, plus community events coming up this weekend in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park.

Woman Breaks into Ex's House, Assaults New Girlfriend: LFP Police Blotter

The following information is selected from Lake Forest Park Police reports for April 10-14. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Road Rage and Fraud Cases: LFP Police Blotter

The following information is selected from Lake Forest Park Police reports for April 1-9. Where an arrest is noted, it does not indicate a conviction.

Featured Announcement: Shoreline Chamber of Commerce Names Scholarship Recipients

Use the announcement function to post personal, work or sports achievements; graduation or birth announcements; death notices; and more.

Food Safety Violations Found at Shoreline Restaurant

Seattle/King County Public Health has closed Old Village Korean Restaurant after an inspection found four violations. It will be reopened when the violations are corrected.

Shoreline Schools Foundation Raises $75,000 During Spring Events

The foundation also presented scholarships to seniors Dylan Stephens of Shorewood High and Claire Kaiser of Shorecrest High for their outstanding contributions in leadership and volunteerism.

"Don't Drip & Drive': Shoreline, LFP Auto Shops Offering Free Inspections

As part of Puget Sound Starts Here’s “Don’t Drip and Drive” program, many Western Washington mechanics are offering free inspections to help prevent car leaks from polluting local water resources.

Boston Marathon Bombing: Share Thoughts, Resources, Reflections On Patch

Connect with your neighbors and talk about Monday's explosion in our Local Voices section.

Four Shoreline Residents at Bomb-Rocked Boston Marathon: Google Launches Person Finder

At latest report, three explosions have left at least 100 injured and two dead at today's Boston Marathon and Boston's JFK Library. Four local residents were scheduled to participate.

The Taxman: King County Reminds Residents Property Taxes Due April 30

Monday is the deadline for federal income taxes, and the county is reminding property owners that other tax is due by the end of this month.

Does Shoreline's Local Voices Include Yours?

If you have an opinion, experience, or expertise you'd like to share, we welcome you to blog on Patch, too!

Featured Event: Rainbow Girls Rummage Sale

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

Shoreline to Hold Aurora Square Open House April 24

The city is inviting the public to a Master Planning open house on Wednesday, April 24 to learn more about the framework it hopes will help revitalize Aurora Square.

State Sen. Maralyn Chase Coming to Shoreline, Edmonds This Weekend

The 32nd District Democrat will answer questions at the Shoreline City Council Chambers on April 14 and a day earlier at the Edmonds Senior Center on April 13.

Expect Delays on Ballinger Way

The Lake Forest Park Water District will be replacing a pressure reducing station on Ballinger Way near NE 175th Street.

Free Smoke Alarms, Safety Checks Offered to MLT, Brier Residents by Fire District 1

The district has received a grant to perform free home safety assessments and install smoke alarms for residents in Edmonds, Woodway, Brier and Mountlake Terrace.

Armed Robber Hits Lynnwood Wells Fargo Bank Near Edmonds CC

Lynnwood police are seeking the public's help in identifying a bank robber who used a gun to rob the Wells Fargo branch on 196th Street SW in Lynnwood.

Three Honored for Saving Man From Jumping Onto I-5 in Shoreline

Shoreline resident Samual Simkoff, a Metro bus driver and a Snohomish County Sheriff's deputy have been presented Meritorious Service Awards for preventing what could have been a tragedy on Feb. 14.

9th-Grader at Shoreline's King's High Wins Essay Contest, $1,000 for Library

Delaney Foster earned a Kindle Fire and $1,000 for the school library for her winning 'Season of Generosity' essay in a contest by the Charles Lafitte Foundation.

Get Your Tickets: Edmonds Third Annual Film Festival is Coming Up

Organizers are still taking film submissions. To be held on May 19, the event will benefit Abolition International.

Shoreline Residents: Improve Your Home Improvement Prospects, Projects

The City of Shoreline is offering free home improvement seminars for both merchants and customers this month and next.

King County Restores Recycling Services at Shoreline Transfer Station

Funding for the program will come from the new solid-waste rate that went into effect on Jan. 1.

Firefighters' Leaders Flame Kirkland Over Medic One Levy Reauthorization

Leaders of Northshore and four other firefighters' union locals say Kirkland is stalling reauthorization King County's highly regarded Medic One system. But Kirkland officials say they just want minor changes.

Affair-Related Lawsuit Against Bothell Mayor Dismissed

Married Bothell Mayor Mark Lamb, who admitted a sexual relationship with a former law firm employee, has had a related lawsuit against him dismissed.

E. Coli Outbreak Prompts Frozen Food Recall From Local Supermarkets

The State Department of Health has issued a warning that several types of frozen food products using the brand-labels Farm Rich, Market Day, and Schwan’s brands could be contaminated with a deadly bacteria.

Construction to Begin on RapidRide E Line in Shoreline

Bus route 358 will be replaced with a RapidRide E Line next February, bringing faster service through Shoreline.

Welcome Reception Planned for New LFP Police Chief

C. Steve Sutton said he's been diving right into learning the ropes of his new job and taking in feedback from local residents.

Shorecrest, Shorewood Construction Continues: Shoreline Schools

Shorewood High School is on track to be open in the fall, and Shorecrest in 2014, the district says.

Edmonds Man Shot in Leg By State Troopers, Booked into King County Jail

The 43-year-old man allegedly led state troopers on a chase late Thursday night that ended in Shoreline, rammed a patrol vehicle and was shot in the leg. He was booked Friday on suspicion of assault and eluding officers.