Track meet Apr 18 results
Friday, April 19, 2019
Shorewood, Meadowdale, and Mountlake Terrace held a dual meet track and field event at Shoreline Stadium on April 18, 2019.
Individual results for all events HERE
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| Station 63 groundbreaking Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
~If you know of anyone else who would love to join us, please feel free to pass on the invitation. We hope you are able to join us. ~
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| Dennis Ashbrook, Program Coordinator for Music4Life |
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| Painting by Chrystine Westphal |
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| Cindy Luo (left) hitting groundstroke and Alyssa Oshiro at the net Photo courtesy Shorecrest Tennis |
Girls' fastpitch softball
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| Emma Leek (left) and Kim Tran Photo courtesy Shorecrest Tennis |
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| Time Out Greek and American Restaurant Google maps |
"Emmanuel and Georgia Flemetakis opened Time Out in October of 2004, originally as Time Out Burgers. The name was later changed to Time Out Greek and American Restaurant. Emmanuel had previously owned three other restaurants in the Seattle area and has been in the restaurant business for over 40 years.
"In recent years their two sons, Nikolaos and Demetrios, had been assuming the general day-to-day management responsibilities from their parents."
Correction to yesterday's article about the Aurora Borealis: the event space will be downstairs where the old casino used to be. There will be a large restaurant, several event spaces, and live entertainment in the Borealis - no gambling.
See the original article here
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| collarette dahlia Photo courtesy Dahlia Society |
Long-time resident, community leader, and father of three brings hands-on expertise in human services, infrastructure development, and strategies to address homelessness and addiction in race for City Council
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| David Chen |
“We need to move our city forward by increasing housing options and services for seniors and families and by supporting strategic development that brings more small businesses and living wage jobs to our community,” Chen said.
“As part of the Shoreline Park Funding Advisory Committee, I saw our community’s need for more neighborhood gathering places connected by properly maintained sidewalks accessible to everyone in Shoreline,” he said.
“I’ve dedicated my career to expanding opportunities and upward mobility for the residents of Shoreline. I have hands-on experience partnering with regional organizations in the public and private sectors and working with individuals experiencing homelessness to address barriers to permanent housing, including addiction, and mental health services,” said Chen.
“I believe Shoreline’s greatest asset is its residents and community, and I’m excited to continue meeting them, talking about the important issues, finding common ground, and working together to make our community the best it can be,” said Chen.
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| Sen. Jesse Salomon D-32 |
“Our state's environment is our pride and joy, and a precious commodity we are entrusted to preserve for future generations,” said Salomon. “It’s only logical that as a leader in environmental protections, we protect our environment and our own health by prohibiting fracking now, before it’s a problem, and not after the damage has been done.”
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| Photo courtesy Sound Transit |
“Extending light rail to North King and Snohomish Counties will offer a powerful and long-awaited alternative to I-5’s terrible congestion,” said Peter Rogoff, Sound Transit’s chief executive officer.
“The project design and our construction plans focus on minimizing impacts to the greatest extent possible, but we cannot avoid them altogether. It will be saddening for us all to see less green during the construction, but we will create a greener carbon footprint for the region and surround the line with almost quadruple the number of trees present today.”
The agency will plant larger trees rather than saplings and irrigate and maintain them for a much longer than is usual for construction projects.
Sound Transit will emphasize the planting of native and adaptive species of trees and other plants. Where needed to enhance survivability Sound Transit contractors will remove invasive species such as blackberries and ivy as part of planting new trees and vegetation.
| Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Photo by Wayne Pridemore |
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| Sno-Isle Research Library at Heritage Park |
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| Shoreline City Hall Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Shoreline City Hall Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
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| Shoreline CC faculty and supporters march to call attention to low wages and lack of job security at community colleges. Photo by Mike Remarcke |
"...the state of community colleges is bleak: over 70% of faculty are adjuncts, we have quarter-to-quarter contracts, minimal job security, and dismal pay.
"Adjunct faculty are often forced to teach at multiple colleges, take additional part-time jobs, and file for unemployment over breaks. Classes can be cancelled at the last minute, leaving faculty struggling to pay their rent.
"Our full-time counterparts are struggling too."
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| Protestors line up at 160th and Aurora Photo by Mike Remarcke |
"Of 330 Seattle Colleges faculty who responded to a union pay survey earlier this year, 84% said they worked more than one job or depended on another person’s income. About one-fifth of faculty who responded said they worked three to five jobs. Three-fourths said they’ve considered leaving the district to pursue better pay or opportunities elsewhere."
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