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| Photo by Steve Schneider |
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| The Shoreview challenge was the first of four events. |
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| All the riders chose to walk up the stairs |
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| Obstacles |
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| The course featured steep hillsides and sharp turns |
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| The ankle bracelet holds a timing chip |
“This turn right here,” he said. “That’s hard. I saw some people get off and walk.”
“Everywhere,” he replied. “See, there are also the stairs right here. Some people run them.”
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| The course was set up with different start time for each category of rider |
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| None of the course was easy |
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| The right gear is important |
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| Susan Ryan of Gardendigs |
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| Photo by Lis Johnson |
“To me, getting this scholarship has allowed me to pursue a higher education and follow my interests without having to worry as much about tuition and the financial side of things. This scholarship has helped present me with the opportunity to enjoy college and all of the things that come with it.”
“I am incredibly grateful to the Shoreline Rotary Club for investing in the education that supports the future of students in our community—so thank you!”
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| (L-R) SC counselors Jenny Breed and Wendy Friedman; scholarship recipients Camron Catt; Lyla Higgins; Ava Watson; benefactors Krist and Stephen Growdon; recipients Hermela Dagenchew, Lila Seda and Olive Ziliak |
The West Coast Health Alliance (WCHA) is issuing immunization recommendations for the 2026-2027 respiratory virus season. These recommendations are informed by trusted national medical organizations, including the American Academy of Pediatrics (AAP), the American College of Obstetricians and Gynecologists (ACOG), and the American Academy of Family Physicians (AAFP).
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| Paint Map courtesy WSDOT |
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| Map courtesy WSDOT |
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| Lane closures on SR522 start September 8, 2026 |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Author event at Third Place Books Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
"Bringing the magic that happens in our stores of connecting books with readers and readers with their favorite authors beyond the walls of our physical locations is a very exciting project for us," says Robert Sindelar, Third Place Books Co-owner and Managing Partner.
"Building community for us has always started with bringing people together around the exchange of ideas and the written word ensuring access to books is a critical part of the process."
"The launch of the Foundation feels like it is coming at just the right time," says Walsh.
"Spending this past year working with educators, authors and community organizers, has been extremely important. I've seen first-hand the impact of what we were able to do with the Books to Students Fund, and know we can do more for our community to ensure access to books and to the authors that write them. I am excited for how much more we will be able to do following this launch, with the support of the public."
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| King County election workers doing their jobs Photo courtesy King County |
“This year, it is clear that Washington election officials must be prepared to handle inquiries and interactions with the federal administration, on top of the significant work it takes to administer a secure and accurate election,” Secretary of State Steve Hobbs said. “Supporting county election partners’ preparedness is one of my top priorities. That includes making sure they have clear, practical guidance when questions arise.”
“Washington state elections are successful thanks to the tireless efforts of local elections workers in all 39 counties. Their work is as important and demanding as ever in our current political climate, and the state is ready to support them,” Attorney General Nick Brown said. “We hope this guidance is a useful resource as we all work together to continue Washington’s tradition of having one of the most secure elections systems in the country.”
Join the City of Shoreline blood drive on Wednesday, September 30, 2026 at Shoreline City Hall, 17500 Midvale Ave N.
"My daughter is receiving cancer treatment for Ewing sarcoma. Thank you for taking the time to donate blood and make a difference in her life."
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| The bridge span currently sits along the west side of the freeway |
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| The extension of the 148th Trail. A cell phone tower rises in the background |
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| The bridge will provide a direct and safe way for pedestrians to reach the light rail station |
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| Photo courtesy Sound Transit |
The villagers of Chipping Cleghorn are summoned by a newspaper notice to the house of Letitia Blacklock, anticipating a murder game. But things become too real when someone is shot dead.
But Miss Marple will save the day.
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