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Shoreline-based Animal Surgery Center Removes Kidney from Ocelot

Fifteen-year-old male ocelot, Brazil, from Woodland Park Zoo had tumor on his kidney

Getting Mama's Sexy Back

Feeling sexy again in your post-childbirth body is entirely possible

Hurricane Irene: How You Can Help

The American Red Cross is mobilizing its resources to help those along the East Coast.

VIEWFINDER: Getting Ready to go Back to School in North City

Students and parents get backpacks with school supplies, free haircuts and clothes

Boeing's New Baby

The 787's debut really is news.

PREP FOOTBALL PREVIEW: Shorecrest Hoping to Maintain Momentum of 2010

The Shorecrest football program posted its first winning league record since 2005 last season. Now the young team is hoping to build on that success behind a small group of experienced seniors.

Videos Released From Edmonds' Bikini Barista Investigation

Java Juggs owner is charged by Snohomish County prosecutors.

Lake Forest Park Police Blotter: August 15-21

The following blotter items and information on arrests were selected from the Lake Forest Park Police Department. The reports do not indicate a conviction.

Shoreline Residents Turn Out For City Council Forum

The Prince of Peace Church played host to the six candidates vying for three spots on the Shoreline City Council

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

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

Get Out: Weekend Planner Aug 27-28

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

Shoreline Historical Museum Plans Open House at New Exhibit Space, Aug. 31 - Sept. 3

The multi-day open house will launch the museum's new exhibit space and introduce the exhibit 'Linking the Community Through Time'

Seattle City Light Agrees to Postpone Tree Removal, Work With City to Develop Plan

After heated public comment at a meeting Aug. 23, Seattle City Light officials said the utility will work with the city of Shoreline to get input from a citizen work group, and not seek a contract this fall to remove 40 trees as previously planned.

City of Shoreline Proposes to Negotiate Agreement with Point Wells Developer

City says the agreement would to help protect the city from impacts of the project; a public meeting will be held Wednesday, Aug. 31

Shoreline Police Blotter: Aug. 14-19

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

Phoenix Art Restoration in Shoreline Brings Life Back to Damaged or Broken Works of Art.

People can count on Phoenix Art Restoration to be of service to one of a kind priceless works or art while also a person's sentimental knick-knacks

Habitat Loss: A Preventable Disaster

There are many ways you can help maintain habitable spaces for birds

Update: Police Release SUV Impounded for Investigation in Cyclist's Death

Seattle Police say the vehicle has been examined and released, and they are still investigating the hit-and-run death of Shoreline resident Mike Wang

Letter To the Editor: Opt for Good Judgment Over Length of Experience

Jack Tonkin responds to a previously submitted letter to the editor regarding LFP Gov Watch

Friends of Fircrest to Dedicate Therapy Garden to Jacqueline C. McRae

The ceremony this Thursday, Aug. 25, will commemorate McRae's years of service to the community.

Celebrate Shoreline Event Winners

Congratulations to the winners in the parade, car show, and sand castle contests at Celebrate Shoreline Aug. 20, 2011

Magnitude 5.8 Earthquake Shakes Virginia, Eastern Seaboard

Epicenter was in Virginia. Reports of tremors felt as far away as Cleveland, New York City.

In Case You Plan to Cross the Water this Weekend...

Full closure of 520 bridge between Montlake Blvd. and I-405 slated for this weekend, Aug. 26-29

Would You Like an App with That?

Starbucks is giving out free iPhone apps in its 'Pick of the Week' promotion, beginning Aug. 23.

Back to School Event Slated for Saturday, Aug. 27

The event helps outfit children from low-income families with needed supplies for school

Shoreline's North City Flower Baskets are a Welcome Community Tradition

At first a 'pet project' of longtime resident Charlotte Haines, the Shoreline Parks Department continues to hang and maintain several dozen floral baskets every spring and summer.

Plan To Imbibe? Don't Drink And Drive

Two dozen police agencies are patrolling through Sept. 5 to keep the roadways clear of drunk drivers as part of the 'Drive Hammered, Get Nailed' campaign.

Pet of the week - Josey

Sweet one year old rescued from puppy mill

Tree Meeting Scheduled for Tuesday, Aug. 23

Seattle City Light plans to remove and replace trees along the Interurban Trail. A meeting planned for this Tuesday will help give more information to the community.

Editor's Note: Happy Vacation, Tony!

Patch contributor Jeanne Gustafson is filling in for Tony Dondero while he takes a short break this week.

VIDEO: Shoreline Celebrates 16 Years

The City of Shoreline marked its 16th year with a parade and a festival at Ridgecrest Elementary

Viewfinder: Richmond Beach Sand Castle Contest

Families converged under the sun to participate in the annual Sand Castle Contest on Sunday afternoon.

Where We Live: One Side of the Equation

What do we make?

Police Seize SUV in Connection with Shoreline Bicyclist's Death

Seattle Police have seized and searched a Suburban in Port Orchard; it is being investigated in connection with the hit-and-run death of bicyclist Michael Wang.

In Their Own Words: Meet Shoreline Fire Commission Position No. 1 Challenger Kim Fischer

Kitchen manager with Shoreline School District is married to Shoreline firefighter/paramedic and has been involved in department events for 26 years

In Their Own Words: Meet Shoreline School Board District 4 Candidate Dick Nicholson

Certified Public Accountant wants to contribute talents to Board and continue record of achievement

"No Urban Center" Signs Stolen in Richmond Beach

Member of Save Richmond Beach is offering $500 reward for information that leads to a conviction

Bumps & Babies Fair is Saturday at Bitter Lake Community Center Annex

Buy gently used baby and kids clothing at the second fair to be held in Seattle

City Mini-grant to Help Fund Richmond Beach Halloween Carnival

Council approves $4,000 match for Richmond Beach Community Association event in last weekend in October