Closure of Burke-Gilman Detour Planned for Tues. Oct. 25

Paving crew laying down fresh blacktop from Logboom Park to Ballinger Way

Take LFP Wildlife Task Force Survey

In light of coyote incidents this summer, a Wildlife Task Force was formed to take a broad look at wildlife issues

Letter to the Editor: Thompson "Only Reasonable Candidate" for LFP Mayor

Ros Bird says Thompson, "listens and knows how to bring people together for creative solutions."

"We Want Dick's": Edmonds Welcomes a Puget Sound Icon With Open Wallets

The cash was flying as Dick's Drive-In opens its first store outside King County.

Patch Picks For Local Pumpkin Farms

Haven't gotten your pumpkin yet for Halloween? Here is a short description of a few of the best farms nearby.

LFP Police Blotter: Man Follows Sixth-Grader Home and Takes Pictures of Him

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.

Hip-Hop Dancing at Shorecrest: Get Out, Weekend Planner, Oct 21-23

Check out our picks for the top activities and hot spots to hit this weekend.

Win $1,031 for Local Charity for Halloween Costume Contest

Patch’s Little Pumpkin Costume Challenge with Heidi Klum needs your entries now

Fact Check: Council Candidate Way Off Mark on Attack

Incumbent Doris McConnell missed fewer meetings than claimed by challenger Janet Way

Letter to the Editor: Support Incumbents and Paulsen in LFP Races

Community Services Commission Chair Supports Thompson for mayor, Stanford, Sterner and Paulsen for Council

Hey Business Owners: Claim Your Patch Listing!

Business owners are encouraged to claim listings in Patch Places.

Incumbents Face Off Against Gov. Watch Candidates in LFP

Some agreement exists between candidates, but those with a record on hot seat in election

Shoreline Police Blotter: Man Overdoses on Mushrooms

The following blotter items from Oct. 10- Oct. 16 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Students Break Ground For New Shorewood High School

Shorewood students future and present help usher in new construction

Dick's Announces Time for Thursday Opening: 3 p.m.

Burgers, fries and shakes are on the way

Staffing Levels Decline a Bit in New City Budget

Several people will be hired for new positions, however

Shoreline Couple Escapes Truck Fire, South of Tumwater

Incident occurred Sunday evening

Frugal Family

Tips, Tricks and Secrets to Saving Your Family Money

Evans, McKagan Headline Big Week at Third Place

Linda Evans, Duff McKagan, David Guterson, and Henry Rollins will all grace the Third Place stage this week.

Northshore Fire Department Celebrates New Headquarters in Kenmore

An estimated 1,200 people showed up for pancakes and tours of the new state of the art facility.

Train's A-Coming!

Sound Transit is on the way,eventually.

King's Whips Granite Falls, 42-13

King's quarterback Billy Green throws five TDs on only 153 yards passing

Support LFP Cub Scouts Robbed of $2,000+

Two thugs got away with hard earned cash from popcorn sales of Lake Forest Park Cub Scouts

Aurora Corridor Project Update: 192nd to be Closed Intermittently East of Aurora

N 192nd Street east of Aurora will be closed intermittently between 9:00 a.m. and 3:00 p.m. weekdays to complete installation of new underground utilities.

Proposed City Budget on Shoreline Council Agenda

Study items also include Census, jail services report and Sound Transit Light Rail guiding principles

Shoreline Council Candidates Talk Economy

All candidates agree that economic development is important, but how to get there is another matter

Hidden Gem: King's Green Excelling at QB Position

The King's junior quarterback was an unknown before the season, but is turning heads with his play.

LFP Police Blotter: Woman Assaulted, Punched in the Face and Kicked While Having Purse Stolen

The following blotter items and information from Oct 3 through Oct 9 were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

School Board Candidates Potter and Pyper Differ on Key Issues

What to cut from budget, positions on levy and technology take center stage at Shorecrest forum

Shoreline's Solid Waste and Recycling Provider Merges With California Company

City’s solid waste and recycling service provider, CleanScapes, merges with California-based Recology

Walk Haunted Trails, Get Out: Weekend Planner, Oct 14-16

Check out our picks for the top activities and hot spots to hit this weekend.

Shorewood Groundbreaking Slated for Monday, Oct. 17 at 4 p.m.

Site prep work continues as event is to be held during school's Homecoming week

Shoreline Candidates Duke it Out in Richmond Beach

Contrast in styles, tactics evident

Shoreline Police Blotter: Dead Body Found at Days Inn

The following blotter items from Oct. 3- Oct. 9 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Economic Development Top Priority 32nd District Democrats Poll Finds

Most voters surveyed were 65 or older and women

Got Speeders? Get a Radar Cart

City staff will deliver a radar cart to your home

Rep. Cindy Ryu: Economic Forecast "Disappointing" Entering November Special Session

State revenues have fallen $1.8 billion since the 2011-13 budget was approved in May

Shoreline Council Supports School Levy, Adds Fines for False Fire Alarms

Council also decides not to take a position on Initiative 1183 which would privatize liquor sales

Aurora Corridor Project Update for This Week

Work continues from N. 165th to N. 185th Streets and N 185th to N 192nd Streets

Studying Abroad in College, Post Amanda Knox

How do you feel about sending your children to study abroad after what happened to Amanda Knox?