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| Autumn Ridge apartments image from apartments.com |
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| Photo by Seattle Poppy |
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| Delta variant |
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| Shoreline Center photo from Google maps |
"Shoreline is proud to have played a supporting role in the production of the award-winning film The Paper Tigers."
- Will Hall
We expect that nominations for mascot ideas will begin to be accepted next week. A message will be shared when the nomination process begins with information on how to submit nominations for mascot ideas.
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| John Ramsdell, Shoreline council candidate |
I was quoted as saying "Mr. Ramsdell said the City talks about a zero reduction in tree canopy, but acknowledged, regretfully, that’s probably not possible".
Rather I recall saying that "...the City talks about a zero reduction in tree canopy, but acknowledged, regretfully, that’s not happening.
I recall mentioning that I reviewed Shoreline's large tree removal policy that requires a permit for removing trees over 30 inches in diameter. I suggested that reviewing the permitting process would be an important step to preserve our old-growth trees. I also recall that Chris reiterated my idea at looking at the permitting process.
Ballots will be mailed October 16, 2021 for the November 2 general election.
Maddy Larson is running for council position 5, currently held by Mark Phillips, who is retiring at the end of his term. Larson's opponent is Tracy Furutani.
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| Maddy Larson |
Ballots will be mailed October 16, 2021 for the November 2 general election.
Larry Goldman is running for council position 7, currently held by John Resha, who is retiring at the end of his term. Goldman's opponent is Paul Sandford.
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| Larry Goldman |
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| Photo courtesy Shoreline Community College |
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| Photo courtesy City of Shoreline |
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| Almost every one of the panels was hit and cracked. Photo courtesy City of Shoreline |
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| Photo by Seattle Poppy |
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| Betsy Piano and her giant sequoia |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Great work by all officers and deputies involved.
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| Delta variant |
“As trusted sources of information and assistance, public libraries are well-versed in connecting community members to important resources,” stated KCLS Executive Director Lisa Rosenblum. “KCLS extends our services and support to King County residents, and we hope this partnership helps our communities in their times of need.”
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| Shiny new Parkwood school photo by Mike Remarcke |
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| Just in case you are wondering - these are the primary routes that will be kept clear of snow and ice. |
“The work that the snowplow operators do is difficult and dangerous,” said Public Works Superintendent David LaBelle.
“They work long shifts so it’s important that they be well trained and prepared to do that task. This hands-on training gives our newer employees a chance to familiarize themselves with the vehicles and snow routes when there’s no snow on the road, while giving those with more time on the job a chance to become reacquainted with the plow routes and equipment.”
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| Police cars along the perimeter of the taped off area in front of Safeway awaiting the results of the bomb squad investigation. Photo by Mike Remarcke |
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| Besides more than half a dozen police vehicles, Shoreline Fire had three units briefly on scene. When they were not needed they returned to their regular duties. Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Bomb squad technicians include a specially trained K-9 unit. Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Safeway employees waited outside the taped area,with police officers. Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Technicians at work. Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Lake Forest Park City Council 2021 |
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