Sunday protests continue in Shoreline, with a NO KINGS protest planned for Saturday June 14, 2025
Tuesday, June 10, 2025
Coming amid the events in Los Angeles this weekend, many participants at the regular sign-waving on Aurora Avenue North at the Shoreline-Edmonds line, Sunday, felt their peaceful presence was more important than ever.
Organized by Shoreline-based Everyday Activists, peaceful protest is a central tenet of the regular sign-wavings.
More are planned for every Sunday in June (except 6/15) and July, 1-2 p.m., with a special "NO KINGS" March and Sign-waving rally Saturday, June 14, 2024 from 1-3pm at Shoreline`s Park at Town Center (aka "Sculpture Park"), along Aurora Avenue North, at 185th.
Organizers will again be collecting for the Hopelink food pantry there, with a special focus on most-needed hygiene items (toothpaste, toothbrushes, tampons, pads/pantiliners, baby wipes, toilet paper).
Organizers will again be collecting for the Hopelink food pantry there, with a special focus on most-needed hygiene items (toothpaste, toothbrushes, tampons, pads/pantiliners, baby wipes, toilet paper).

17 comments:
Get the demonstrations out of Shoreline. This is gonna tear our city down, absolutely no marches, democratic or republican.
Waste of your time! Do something productive to help lift people up.
I love seeing all of the creative signs. Keep it up!
I am going. It is energizing to meet people who care about our country. The more the merrier.
The two previous commenters are showing a complete lack of understanding regarding civic engagement and uplifting Shoreline. Peaceful protests are valuable to communicate the need for change, demonstrate support for our vulnerable community members, and help shape the narrative that demanding our government follow the constitution, laws, and court orders is NOT an isolated riot or violence that must be "controlled" but a national call for justice.
Round them up. Deport the illegals and the rest let go of there are no outstanding warrants.
I'd certainly love to attend but I'm not totally familiar with the area and typing in "Shoreline`s Park at Town Center (aka "Sculpture Park")" or any small portion of that location doesn't return anything. Could you please give us a street address or call it by a location name that pops out in Google Maps or refer to it using a business name that's immediately adjacent so we can better plan our course to to be at the right place. Thanks!
185th and Aurora. Fred Meyer is across the street.
Shoreline city hall
Dissent IS patriotic. Love all of these anonymous folks willing to cast stones without doing anything uplifting and productive. Yay Shoreline and Americans for standing up against bigotry, hate, and the blatant disregard of our constitution by this administration. Peaceful protesters… carry on!
It is time to clearly state the case that the Trump administration is violating our civil liberties. Peaceful protests have been critical in the past and it is time for the voices of the people to be heard again. We have a criminal in the White House and need to hold him to account.
Silence equals complicity
Looking forward to going and representing peaceful, sane values
To ‘ell with the First Amendment! Amirite
Happy Birthday to President Trump
We need and should protest everywhere! It’s the cornerstone of our constitution! If my home is torn down so be it! Our democracy is worth it!
I could not make it to the one in Shoreline. I went to the one in Lake Forest Park, the same day. There were people of all ages, bubbles, drums and a tuba! Little kids danced and waved flags. The Police were very supportive. It was great! I am trying to convince my friends to go.
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