UPDATE: Car Smashes Into Jo-Ann Fabrics, Elderly Passenger Dies

The driver apparently mistook the gas pedal for the brake and slammed into the building

Interurban Trail Tree Meeting Tonight at 6 p.m.

Neighbors will get update from Seattle City Light on revised plans on what was a project to remove 40 trees on Interurban Trail

LFP Survey Tests Residents Stormwater Savvy

Similar survey was issued last year

Library Now Kindle-Compatible for e-Book Downloads

King County Library System patrons and Kindle users were able to download and read library system eBooks as of 9 a.m. on Monday.

Second Stage of Aurora Ave N. Construction Nears Completion

Shoreline celebrates completion of Aurora Avenue N between N 165th – N 185th Streets at Saturday, September 24 Ribbon-Cutting Ceremony

Shorecrest and Shorewood Battle for Rotary Cup Friday

Come early and show your spirit at the Shorecrest/Shorewood rivalry football game

Frugal Family

Tips, Tricks and Secrets to Saving Your Family Money

VIDEO: Friends of Sunset Park Throw Art Party and More

A community event - painting murals, building an information kiosk, with a pastry sale and performance by the Shorewood Pep Band.

Make It Last

Avoiding the "waste stream" whenever possible.

Seattle City Light To Install New LED Streetlights in Shoreline and LFP

Seattle City Light will be replacing the old streetlights with 2,150 new LED lights in Shoreline and LFP, by mid-October.

House Hunt: What's on the Market in Shoreline, Edmonds and Lake Forest Park

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

Shoreline Actor Moses Yim Making Mark in Seattle Theater

Shoreline Community College student and Shorewood grad plays lead role in Yellow Face and is starring in upcoming "Year Zero"

AG's Office Puts Bank Settlement Money to Use for Struggling Homeowners

McKenna makes announcement from the offices of the Homeownership Resource Center in Shoreline

Cross Country: Scots' Vujovich Wins Wesco 3A Girls Home Meet

Gigi Vujovich finished first for the girls, who finished second as a team, while Kelly McCaffrey's eleventh place finish led the boys who came in third.

LFP Eagle Scout’s Generosity is Contagious

The generosity of a 14-year-old Lake Forest Park Eagle Scout brings out the best in Shoreline and Lake Forest Park residents

LFP Police Blotter: Feral Dog from Thailand Found

The following blotter items and information from Sept. 5-11 were were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Sunset Park "pARTy" This Saturday

People will have the chance to work on one of three separate projects on the old Sunset Elementary School site from 10 a.m. to 2 p.m.

Get Out: Weekend Planner, Sept 16-18

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

Philippe Pollien Brings His European Roofing and Sheet Metal Business to Shoreline.

After 20 years of experience roofing all over France, London and even Haiti, Philippe Pollien moves to Shoreline and opens his roofing and sheet metal business, using his European techniques and materials.

Shoreline Police Blotter: Crack Party Busted at Rodeway Inn

The following blotter items from Sept. 6- Sept. 12 and information on arrests were supplied by the Shoreline Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Everett Herald's Take on Save Richmond Beach, Woodway Suit

Seven-page suit filed in King County

BSRE Point Wells, LP Responds to Woodway, Save Richmond Beach Lawsuit

Developer may seek alternative path established under Snohomish County's Urban Centers Code as Woodway abandons negotiations

This Week in High School Football, Shoreline Edition

Shorewood, Shorecrest and King's all won last week; who will get it done again?

Two Armed Men Rob Shoreline Bank

Police are looking for suspects who took over Wells Fargo on Greenwood, and ordered customers and staff to floor at gunpoint Monday afternoon

Medical Marijuana Providers in Shoreline Get a Reprieve

Medical marijuana can be distributed to as many qualified patients who need it after Council vote, but some restrictions still apply

Data Dashboard Tracks Progress For Shoreline High School Students

Shoreline high schools will use the Web-based, student assessment program for a third year.

Woodway, Save Richmond Beach File Lawsuit Against Snohomish County, Point Wells Developer

Woodway Mayor Carla Nichols says the development is too big.

Public Hearing on Medical Marijuana Tonight in Shoreline

Council to hear testimony on proposals regarding collective gardens

City Light's Powerful Neighborhoods Program Earns Kudos

Program installs free compact fluorescent light bulbs, distributes low-flow showerheads in Shoreline and other areas

What Would You Do?

How do you react when you see a possible threat to a child's well being?

City Hall Volunteer Receptionist Position Open

Volunteers must be willing to commit to at least one four-hour shift per week, 9-1 or 1-5 weekdays, for a period of one year.

Shorewood Students Kick Off School Year With iPads

More than 600 school districts nationwide have launched programs where at least one classroom of students is getting an iPad to use throughout the school day

Sustainable Stoves for Africa Organization Founded in LFP

Green Energy Without Borders builds inexpensive stoves in Ethiopia using local village workers.

Prep Football: King's Moves to 2-0 with Big Win Over Coupeville

The Knights offense again produces big numbers as King's rolls over Coupeville 41-14.

Student Art Exhibit Featured at Shoreline City Hall

The exhibit runs from September 12 to 23.

Shorecrest High School Celebrates 50th Anniversary

Shorecrest High School Celebrates 50th Anniversary with performances and a groundbreaking ceremony for new gymnasium

VIEWFINDER: First Day At The Puyallup Fair

Friday started with the traditional parade down Meridian, which featured all sorts of fairgoers, both two-legged and four.

Shorewood Bounces Back with 28-16 Win over Lynnwood

Gage Carroll had three receptions for 138 yards, and Eugene Holley ran for three touchdowns in the victory.

Alien Invasion!

What about those unwelcome life forms?

Dispatches: Retired Shoreline Travel Agent Recalls the Chaos of Sept. 11, 2001

Gretchen Atkinson's business was doing well up until that fateful day; three years later with the business in decline she closed up shop for good and retired to become a volunteer