Photo: 'Pistachio' Hydrangea
Friday, October 5, 2018
The grey foliage plant is 'Glacier Blue' Euphorbia and the dark leaves are 'Black Heart' Sweet Potato Vine.
--Photo and text by Victoria Gilleland
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| The first two slides of the presentation Courtesy City of Shoreline |
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| Simon DeVos and John Burke Photo by Anne Tangeman |
Police investigated a vague threat that was made Wednesday night and a specific threat that was made toward the school Thursday morning through Snapchat, an online social media app. They identified a suspect and determined that there was no credible threat to the school at this time.
Principal Bill Dunbar added, "I want to extend my thanks to our law enforcement partners for their support and diligence in ensuring the safety of our students, staff and families.
"I also want to thank our students, staff and families for how they calmly and professionally reacted to the lockdown situation and following safety protocols.
"Situations like today’s can be scary and stressful, but I couldn’t be prouder with how everyone worked together to calm nerves and support each other."
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| Point Wells Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Road work on 35th NE in LFP Monday |
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| Bus pad on Meridian - just needs a crosswalk to be connected to the other side |
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
Central Market will be hosting their annual Giant Pumpkin Weigh-Off and cooking delicious pumpkin brauts in their parking lot.
Every child in costume will receive a FREE MINI PUMPKIN.
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| Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Tsunami aftermath in Indonesia Photo courtesy World Concern |
“The tsunami wave came less than 30 minutes after the quake. The people who were most affected are the poor. Single room huts with tin roofs were completely wiped out,” said Chris Sheach, World Concern Director of Disaster Response.
“Families have lost loved ones and children are separated from their parents. This is the kind of devastation we saw after the 2004 tsunami.”
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| Photos by Frank Kleyn |
Thank you, Mr. Carl! Our teachers and students look forward to using the dictionaries in the classroom and at home.
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| Juvenile shield bug looking wistfully out into the cosmos |
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| Adult shield bug |
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| Keep the shelves full at Hopelink Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| A bench marks the entrance to the Pathway |
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| You don't have to be a hero to participate in the Monster Mash Dash |
The race will not be officially timed, but will be officially fun.
| Photos by Victoria Gilleland |
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| The driveway to church parking is hidden by the trees Google Earth |
Shoreline City Councilperson Jesse Salomon is challenging long-time State Senator Maralyn Chase for her seat in Olympia, and this promises to be a spirited debate.
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| King County Metropolitan Council Rod Dembowski, 3rd from right represents Shoreline, LFP and other north end cities |
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| Bus pad on Meridian - but no sidewalk |
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| Northwest Boychoir Festival of Lessons and Carols at Benaroya Hall Photo by Ben VanHouten |
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| 2018 Shoreline City Council |
| Photo by Shirley Sidell |
Eating the Northwest, mystery noir, and a charming children's book mark the rest of this week at Third Place Books at Town Center in Lake Forest Park, intersection Bothell and Ballinger Way.
This is a fun event for people of all ages — not an event to miss!
Clare visited one of our United Way tax sites. She was a single mother of two making $30,000 a year. She struggled to pay her housing and grocery expenses. During her time with our Free Tax Campaign volunteers, she received a $3,000 refund at absolutely no cost. This meant that she was able to meet some of her basic needs to support her two children.
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| Ridgecrest Public House Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Free at Senior Center Friday Phantom of the Opera |
“This is the worst devastation I’ve seen since the Indian Ocean tsunami in 2004. Looking at these images brings flashbacks of 12 years ago,” said Chris Sheach, World Concern Director of Disaster Response.
“There are still places that the Indonesian government cannot reach. They are asking the international aid community for help with medical assistance, water, food, and shelter.”
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