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We're challenging residents to climb a million steps at Saltwater Park in June. The challenge will be featured on KING 5's Evening Magazine on Thursday, June 20 at 7:00 p.m. Keep climbing!

Suspects arrested on investigation of burglaries in the early morning hours

Detective Inn received a commendation for outstanding work.

Thank you for your patience as we worked through issues installing a new boiler in our facility. We look forward to seeing you back in the water! Please call (206) 801-2650 x4 with questions.

Do you know a piano that is well-loved but no longer in use and would love to be painted and played outdoors? The City is planning its second annual Piano Time “street piano” event for August 2013.

In July a new mural will be painted on the large concrete wall in the Echo Lake neighborhood on SR 104 at 1st Ave. NE. Highly regarded Edmonds muralist, Andy Eccleshall/The Mural Works, was selected to design and produce the artwork.

As part of the process to extend light rail from Northgate to Lynnwood through Shoreline, Sound Transit has been analyzing the potential environmental impacts of light rail construction and ongoing service.

On April 29, the City Council voted to prohibit plastic carryout bags at all retail locations in Shoreline. The action is aimed at reducing waste and litter and protecting Shoreline’s environment. The regulations will go into effect on February 1, 2014.

Shoreline Walks is a new community walking program to help Shoreline adults stay active, meet new people (or connect with old friends) and feel safer and more confident exploring our city by foot.

While statistically senior citizens are at a lower risk of being victimized by crime than younger people, there are certain crimes that target older people disproportionately. Some studies have found that over half of all fraud victims are seniors.

Burglaries are most common during summer months when many people are away on vacation or leave doors open to cool their homes. Follow our safety tips to keep your home safe.

Shoreline’s Council of Neighborhoods has selected a new logo, designed by resident Janis Trowbridge-Howes, to represent their newly adopted mission and values.

Puget Sound film makers, educators, and civic leaders were on hand May 9th to mark the launch of the Shoreline Film Office, a collaborative initiative of the City of Shoreline and Shoreline Community College.

We are excited to announce the lineup for the free Tuesday lunchtime concert series this summer, on stage July 9 through August 13. Plus, check out free concerts in parks on Wednesday evenings!

Explore and investigate the fascinating world of marine beaches at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park during low tides. Observe seastars, crabs and others who live in Puget Sound.

The King County Council's Transportation, Economy and Environment Committee will hold a special meeting Tuesday, May 14 to take public testimony about potential Metro Transit service cuts.

Shoreline Farmers Market will kick off its second season on Saturday, June 15 at Shoreline City Hall. The Market still has a limited number of spaces available for local artisans, cottage kitchen operations, non-profits, and musicians.

Bituminous Surface Treatments (BST) or chip seal will be applied to 8.4 lane miles of arterial and collector streets this summer in the North City, Ridgecrest, Echo Lake and Briarcrest Neighborhoods.

Don’t be surprised when you see animals at City surface water facilities this summer. As part of an ongoing pilot project, the City will once again use goats and sheep to help manage vegetation.

King County has recognized the City of Shoreline as a leader in pesticide reduction and awarded it the Green Globe Award. Shoreline parks and rights of way are managed in a pesticide-free manner and City homeowners are encouraged to reduce pesticide use.

On April 1, City Council appointed five Shoreline residents to the Parks, Recreation and Cultural Services/Tree Board.

Every year Council holds a strategic planning and goal setting retreat to monitor progress and determine priorities and action steps for the coming year. The result is the establishment of the Council’s goals and workplan.

As part of the City’s continuing efforts to improve bicycle mobility, this summer street crews will reconfigure the travel lanes on NE 185th Street from 1st Avenue NE to 10th Avenue NE to allow for bicycle lanes.

The Shoreline-Lake Forest Park Arts Council and the City of Shoreline present a new exhibit featuring: Francisco Austria, oil painting; Charlette Haugen, watercolor painting; David Traylor, ceramic sculpture; No Boundaries 2013 “Beginnings & Beyond” – a touring exhibit.

Beginning this spring, Metro Transit will be installing new bus shelters and signage along Aurora Avenue N as part of its planned bus rapid transit service known as RapidRide. This service will run from the Aurora Village Transit Center to downtown Seattle via Aurora Avenue N.

The co-lead agencies reviewing a proposal for a bulk-cargo shipping terminal at Cherry Point have posted a report summarizing the public comments received.

The City of Shoreline and Point Wells developer BSRE Point Wells, LP have executed a memorandum of understanding to conduct a transportation corridor study of the Richmond Beach Drive/Road Corridor.

Tree City USA is a program that supports the enhancement and preservation of urban forestry management in communities that understand the value of an urban forest canopy.

Help protect our surface water by identifying and fixing vehicle leaks. This April, participating mechanics will inspect your car for free. Also, a free class being offered by the Dept. of Ecology will show you how to inspect your car.

Senior Services seeks to work with those communities that have traditionally not been present or engaged during the planning for large development projects.