Hydros Hit Their High Point

The upcoming Seafair competition marks the pinnacle of race season, but hydroplane drivers must maintain their edge year-round.

For or Against the School Levy? Join a Pro/Con or Committee

Deadline to apply is Aug. 5

Shoreline Schools' Supplemental Levy Will Appear on November Ballot

Levy to Support Class Size Reduction

Get Free Prints of Facebook Photos at Bartell Drugs This Weekend

Beginning July 29, "Like" Bartell Drugs on the Facebook site to get free photo prints from Kodak picture kiosks at 58 Bartell's locations, including Shoreline

Mountlake Terrace Man Charged in Road Rage Fatality; Bail Now $1 Million

Patrick Rexroat is charged with vehicular homicide and reckless driving and he is back in the King County Jail.

Warm, Dry, Mild with Some Sun Over the Next Week

Comfortable forecast predicted by National Weather Service going into August

UPDATE: What's Up NFL: Shorecrest Grad Hoffman Signs With Seahawks

Hoffman becomes the third Shorecrest graduate to grace an NFL roster.

Ballots for Aug. 16 Primary Mailed Today in King County

Ballots must be postmarked by on election day, Aug. 16, at the latest or returned to one of 11 drop boxes in King County

Korean Young Adult Exchange Visit: Faith, Friends, Food and More

A group of six young women from South Korea experienced America for the first time this month. Their trip, which included a visit to Shoreline, is a symbol of international friendship and hope for world peace.

Shoreline Police Blotter July 18-24

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

Witnesses Sought from I-90 Multiple Vehicle Fatality Collision

State Patrol detectives seeking information in accident that killed 9-year-old girl

Pulitzer Winner and Former Shoreline Resident Reading "Blood of the Reich" at Third Place Tonight

William Dietrich, a Pulitzer Prize-winning former Seattle Times reporter, takes on the Nazis and Tibet in his latest work of fiction

Shoreline Town Center Plan Passed

In a 6-0 vote, the City Council adopted the Town Center Plan along with some amendments.

Under New Law, Vehicles of Those Cited for DUI to be Impounded

Sober friends will not be able to drive those cited for DUI home, Washington State Patrol officials said.

New High-Tech Addition to State Public Health Laboratories in Shoreline Now Open

More than 5 million tests performed at the Shoreline facility each year

Nine-Year-Old Girl Injured in Multiple Car Freeway Crash Dies

The pastors at her church, EastLake Community Church, said that 9-year-old Rachel Beckwith's family received the news earlier this week that her injuries were fatal.

Aurora Village, Past and Present

There's a real neighborhood there, and it's growing.

Shoreline Classic Car Show Revs Up For Second Year

The second annual show is July 31 from 10 a.m. to 3 p.m.

Vote to Finalize Shoreline Town Center Scheduled Tonight

After four years, the Shoreline City Council is scheduled to vote on the Town Center Plan for development during the meeting tonight.

Update: Sheep-Killing Coyote Shot to Death

The Department of Agriculture decided that the coyote was a danger because it had lost fear of people. Three other coyotes that helped kill sheep may be targets.

Peruvian National Hero Honored in Lake Forest Park

A bronze bust of the Peruvian Admiral Miguel Grau Seminario is now located in Animal Acres Park.

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.

Bike Like a Girl

Women represent just a quarter of all Seattle-area bike commuters, so the Cascade Bicycle Club has been gearing activities to help female riders rule the road.

Quincy Pondexter bringing camp to Shoreline

The former Washington Husky will be in town August 2-5

Federal Grant Denied for LFP Flooding Problem

Lake Forest Park's application for federal grant money was denied due to technical application errors, meanwhile, a Washington state grant fills the gap to help prepare for the next flood season.

LFP Police Blotter, July 11 - July 17

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

LFP Attacks Stormwater Pollution

City labels storm drains in effort to raise awareness of pollution

Get Out: Weekend Planner, July 22-24

Check our picks for the activities to hit and new establishments to explore.

Seven Injured in 13-Vehicle Crash on Interstate 90

The Washington State Department of Transportation and the Bellevue Fire Department report that a nine car crash is blocking westbound Interstate 90. The crash involves a logging truck, the fire department reports.

Lake Forest Park Water District Employee Being Investigated in Theft Case

More than $300,000 missing from two accounts

Shoreline Police Blotter July 9-18

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

ShoWare Three-on-Three Tipping Off at End of the Month

The second annual ShoWare three-on-three basketball tournament will get under way on Saturday July 30 in Kent.

Construction Beginning on Interurban Trail’s Missing Link in Edmonds

At groundbreaking ceremony, Mayor Mike Cooper calls the venerable trail part of the city's Complete Streets orientation.

Hear Badwater Ultramarathon Finisher Speak Tomorrow Morning in LFP

Jess Mullen, who completed a 135 mile run through Death Valley and up Mount Whitney last week, will talk to Lake Forest Park Rotary Wednesday morning

Medical Marijuana Moratorium Passed in Shoreline

The Shoreline City Council passed a moratorium on medical marijuana last night in response to a state law that goes into effect on Friday.

Shoreline High Schools Receiving More Than $37.7 Million From State School Construction Assistance Program

Money goes to modernization/replacement of Shorecrest and Shorewood High Schools.

State Seeks Outstanding Businesses for Award

The Corporations for Communities award recognizes businesses that make a difference.

Agent: Maintaining a House Remains Important - Especially When it Comes to Selling

Among the many issues a homeowner should keep an eye on, especially when selling, include rodents.

Know a Kid That Needs a Book? Third Place Books is Participating in Massive Book Drive

Independent bookstores join together to collect books for kids in need

Cultivating the Generations

The value of intergenerational contact for our children and family structure.