Shoreline’s neighborhoods are thriving thanks to the residents who have used the City's two types of grants to improve their communities and create neighborhood unity. A how-to workshop on March 17 will give you all the information you need to apply for either a Neighborhood or Environmental Mini-Grant.

At its March 8 meeting, the Shoreline City Council appointed three members to the Planning Commission and four new members to the Library Board.

Shoreline residents will notice a rate increase in their Seattle City Light (SCL) bills this winter. Two federally funded programs can assist low income renters and homeowners with the energy bills.

9-1-1 should only be used for emergencies involving police, fire or medics, not for power outages or traffic reports. King County launched a new service, LinksByZip, to provide the correct numbers and resources for non-emergency situations based on your zip code.

United Way of King County and AARP provide free tax preparation for seniors and households making less than $42,000.