Presentation: Taking charge of your health
Monday, October 24, 2016
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Shoreline City Council Special Meeting - REVISED
Monday, October 24, 2016 – Special Meeting 5:30pm
City Council Committee of the Whole Meeting on Monday, October 24, 2016, 6pm at Lake Forest Park City Hall, 17425 Ballinger Way NE.
The committee will discuss the Proposed Tree Ordinance:
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| Chief Steve Sutton honored |
Chair Myra Gamburg says, "To pay homage to Chief Sutton’s achievement, to learn how he accomplished his goals, and to show your support for the issue of better two-way communication in our city’s public life, we hope you will attend the award dinner on Friday, November 18."
We welcome the community to join us for this exciting inaugural tribute.
| New playground was an instant hit |
| Students sharpen their skills through play |
The new playground includes sensory equipment to help students sharpen their listening, social and collaboration skills while playing.
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| Urban farming |
Selected items from the Shoreline Police Blotter week ending 10-17-2016
6 reported vehicle prowls - one victim lost a laptop left in the back seat. Another lost a CD player.
3 fights between roommates.
6 calls for mental breakdowns
10-17 Burglar entered through unlocked window over sink, then put a blanket over the front window. 1xx NE 145th.
10-09 Burglar threw rock through basement window, 1xx N 205th.
10-09 Burglar stole tools and appliances from home under construction at 180xx 3rd NE.
10-10 Woman was grabbed and groped on city street at 195th and Aurora.
10-12 Woman called 9-1-1 reporting that her upstairs neighbors were trying to hurt her. Woman's mother told officers that her daughter is a paranoid schizophrenic.
10-12 Burglar smashed window with a rock. Victim has suspect in mind.
10-12 Burglar kicked in the front door. 32xx NE 149th.
10-13 Found a man at 15xx N 200th sleeping in a car stolen from Pierce County.
10-13 Piano appeared at apartment without being requested. Piano coordinator now wants money to remove it.
10-14 Transients Trespassed from vacant house at 160xx Dayton N.
10-14 Burglars pried lock on sliding glass doors. 5xx NW 195th.
10-14 Graffiti at Echo Lake Park.
10-16 Caught two males in someone else's storage unit at 14900 Aurora.
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| From left: Faiz Khan took 1st in singles; Coach Robert Mann; Steven Zhu came in 5th in singles |
| Shorewood swim team is fired up and ready to go Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Shorewood's Devin Diaz Scoots around the right side for a nice gain in early game action. |
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| T-Bird Alex Tsolmon eyes the Snohomish defensive back coming up on him. |
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| Shorewood's Justin Cho runs behind his team mate Kevin Hirohata's block on the Snohomish linebacker. |
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| Shorewood's linebacker, Ray Davis #13, reaches for the Snohomish running back on a sweep play. Also closing in for the tackle was #3 Alex Tsolmon and #55 Chase Crowell. |
Obituaries are condensed biographies of people's lives, written by the people who loved them. Like a memorial service, they tell us things we may not have known about the person, and may leave us wishing we had known them better.
Obituaries from The Seattle Times
| Volunteer or attend or both! |
| Who ya gonna call? |
WSDOT has an opening for an Information Technology Specialist 3 in North Seattle.
As a member of the IT support team, the Information Technology Specialist 3 position provides tech support to project engineers, directors and others responsible for carrying out some of the largest engineering projects in the history of Washington State, such as the Alaska Way Viaduct Replacement, SR520 Floating Bridge, Tolling, and Connecting Washington.
View whole announcement and apply HERE.
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| Eric Ode entertains at Hamlin Haunt Photo by Linae Graupmann |
Financial aid is available to any student who meets audition requirements. We are firmly committed to assisting families with financial aid to cover tuition and other program costs.
Shorewood tennis at WesCo South Tournament
At Glacier Peak and Skagit College courts 10-21-2016
Shorewood's Jack Bong and Andrew Counter defeated their Ferndale opponents in straight sets to win the WesCo South Doubles championship and qualify for the District 1 tournament.
Junior Gunnar Thortenson placed second in singles and freshman Steven Lin placed 4th in singles. Both qualified for next week's District 1 tournament. Thorstenson lost a tough match versus his Shorecrest opponent and Lin lost a close match to his Squalicum opponent.
The T-Bird doubles team of Joseph Jang and Peter Smith, still playing in the tournament on Monday October 24, need one more win to qualify for District 1 and have a chance to place 3rd or 4th.
The District 1 tournament is played next October 25 and 26 at Arlington High School starting at 1pm.
The top three placers in singles and doubles will qualify for next May's 2017 WIAA State Tournament at Kamiakin High School in Kennewick, Washington.
--Coach Arnie Moreno
WSDOT has an opening for a Recruiting Coordinator - Human Resources Consultant 1 - location negotiable
WSDOT’s Talent Acquisition Office is looking for an exceptional recruiting coordinator to join our dynamic Recruiting Team. This team forms a strategic partnership with all business units within the agency’s regions and is key to the future success of future regional goals. This is a perfect opportunity for a developing recruiting professional who is seeking a fantastic challenge while maintaining work-life balance and having the great satisfaction of serving the public and helping to support the vast infrastructure of Washington State.
Complete job description and application here
There are free hands on activities and interactive experiences about American History.By Diane Hettrick
There are ten judicial races on our ballots - State Supreme Court, Court of Appeals, and Superior Court.
Unless you are part of the tiny percentage of lawyers who are trial attorneys, chances are you have personal knowledge of few of these candidates.
People tend to skip these races on their ballots.
However, there is a wonderful website called Voting for Judges. It provides information that might make you feel more comfortable about your vote.
Here's the information that may be on the site. Start with the first race - State Supreme Court Justice Position No. 1 - Mary Yu and David DeWolf.
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| Montag gets a scorching lecture from Captain Beatty Photo courtesy Driftwood Players |
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| Clarisse lights Montag’s fire with playful enlightenment Photo courtesy Driftwood Players |
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| County Councilmember Rod Dembowski |
“Advancing firmly held values and policy priorities isn't always a zero sum game of winners and losers. Taking the best ideas - whether Democratic or Republican, or both, is something President Kennedy encouraged leaders to do for the benefit of our country,” said Dembowski
“I'm honored to have been selected to learn from other leaders around the country and to think more about how, working together, we can better deliver on the American promise of opportunity for everyone.”
“We’re elected to address the priorities of our entire community, not a political party or specific ideology,” said Fain, who represents South King County in the Legislature and serves as Senate Majority Floor Leader.
“I look forward to studying how to more effectively deliver solutions for our region, while sharing with and learning from the experiences of other elected officials from throughout the country.”
Rodel Fellows are selected following a yearlong nomination and review process with the program open by invitation only.
Wisdom Cafe: The Surprises of Aging, Sunday, October 23, 2pm, Shoreline Library, 345 NE 175th, Shoreline 98155
As one writer says, "Life gets better – not easier – but better."
Consider helping us boost our community blood supply by sharing a little time and blood at one of our community blood drives. Thanks for considering (and donating!)!
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| Road in danger of collapse Photo courtesy WSDOT |
The past three years have proven historic for improving health insurance coverage across America – and especially in King County. Enrollment efforts led by Public Health—Seattle / King County helped push the county’s rate of uninsured adults below eight percent – cutting the rate more than 50-percent since 2013.
That represents an increase of more than 115,000 additional adults with insurance. And for each of those newly insured individuals, the security of health coverage can be as important as the actual care they receive.
| Brown Bear Shoreline 16032 Aurora Ave N Free car washes for vets on Nov 11 Photo by DKH |
Brown Bear will also proudly donate $1 for every car washed on Veterans Day to Puget Sound Honor Flight.
The event is the company’s way of demonstrating appreciation for those who currently serve our country and have made sacrifices on behalf of all of us.
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