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LFP Mayor Honors Eight For Contributions to Community

Hutchinson presents Special Recognition Awards

Shoreline Education Association President: "This Budget Hurts."

Legislators washing hands of cut, leaving districts and unions to deal with fallout, Scaia says

Shoreline Police Blotter: May 16-22

Crime in the city

State Budget Hits Education Across the State and in Shoreline, LFP Hard

"We've hit the cliff," says deputy superintendent Marcia Harris as Shoreline faces more than 7 percent cut to its budget

Bartell Drugs Hosting Food Drive

The drug store chain's locations, including the Shoreline store, will collect food to feed children and their families over the summer

Bites Nearby: A Pocket of Persian Paradise

Delightful savory and sweet Persian fare isn't far from Lake Forest Park and Shoreline.

Ready to Retire? Boldly Go To Social Security Web Site

Entertainment icons George Takei and Patty Duke team up to promote Social Security online

Under the Spell of Hypnosis

Hypnotherapy uses deep relaxation techniques to help clients cope with life struggles, big and small.

Childish Hobbies

Discovering new passions because of and with your children.

Vision House's Jacob's Well Moving Closer to Completion

"Topping off" ceremony held Sunday; housing for homeless families could be ready by Christmas

Shoreline Police Warn of Phone Scams

Don't change debit PINs over phone or wire money to anyone you don't know

Shoreline Police Blotter: May 10-16

Elderly woman bilked out money by man claiming to be with Canadian police

Kucinich Plays Coy About Moving To Washington At Fundraiser

At a fundraiser for the 32nd District Democrats, Rep. Dennis Kucinich tried to downplay rumors that he would run for Congress in Washington but didn't rule it out

Patchcast: May 22

Here's a roundup of the region's major developments in the past week.

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

Patch puts the spotlight on some local properties for sale

On to Tacoma: Shorewood Baseball Wins Mount Vernon Regional to Reach 3A Semis

T-birds beat Seattle Prep 5-3 and West Seattle 3-0 and will play Camas at Cheney Stadium on Friday

Greener Joblessness?!

Technology helps even through hardship

Shorecrest and Shorewood Track Athletes Headed to State

Shorewood senior Erin Johnson sets meet record in 800 meters to earn fourth trip to state

Lake Forest Park Police Blotter: May 2-15

Boy shot by friend at Watercrest Apartments

Kucinich to Talk About Peace, Environment on Sunday

Ohio Congressman, who will likely lose seat in redistricting process, has been rumored to be coming here but hasn't made any decisions yet

Five Shorewood Seniors Sign to Play College Sports

Total of 12 athletes from senior class plan to play college sports next year

Shoreline Teachers Honored at Qwest Field by Seahawks and Symetra

"Heroes in the Classroom" program donates $10,000 to Shorewood

King County Holds Semi-Annual Auto Auction This Weekend

Preview continues Friday at 3005 NE Fourth Street, Renton, near the Renton Technical College

Students Show Off Work at Film Festival

"Social Experiment" documentary, movie trailers, advertisements, motion effects, animation, music videos and short features entertain students

Girls Tennis: Shorewood Wins First District Title Since 2007

Mackenzie Bang wins the district singles title, while doubles pair Francesca O'Malley and Daniella Brengelmann take second in doubles.

Get Out: Weekend Planner, May 19-22

Check out our picks for the activities to hit and new bars/restaurants/shops to explore.

DUI Suspect Crashes Into House in Edmonds After Shoreline Police Pursuit

Chase went through Richmond Beach before driver crashed and fled. He was chased down by deputies arrested on suspicion of DUI and outstanding warrants.

Five Athletes From Shorecrest, Three From Shorewood Qualify for State

Shorecrest's Dever wins 3A District 1 long jump title to pace Scots

Washington Got a Bit Older, Census Shows

Asian Indian and Mexican populations grew significantly, according to 2010 survey

Third Place Books of LFP Continues to Fill Void

Third Place Books transformed a dying mall and has created a popular community and cultural center.

Under Pressure: "Race to Nowhere" Resonates With Students

Students and parents discuss the cost and struggles to achieve in modern schools

Debbie Tarry Named Shoreline Assistant City Manager

Underwood names successor

Social Experiment Film to Debut at Student Film Festival, Wednesday

Shorecrest to host festival in auditorium

Poppy & Me

Ten years ago, a dad made a promise to his two daughters

Nominate Shoreline Grand Marshal for Aug. 20 Parade

Deadline is June 23 for nominations

Shoreline Police Blotter: May 3-10

Many burglary and theft incidents

Post photos, announce graduations on Patch!

Follow the directions below to celebrate your graduate

VIDEO: Neighbors Gather For Richmond Beach Celebration

Hundreds of neighbors and friends attended Richmond Beach's annual celebration

Eclectic Consignment Boutique Brings A Little Flavor to LFP Town Center.

Two dedicated women work hard to bring style and high end goods to customers of their consignment store.