Kagi emphasizes role of early learning, foster care in Democrats budget

Washington State Representative Ruth Kagi highlights the Democrats' proposed budget aimed at enhancing early learning programs and reforming foster care during a press conference. The budget includes the creation of 3,000 new preschool positions and an increase in foster care case workers, funded by higher taxes on wealthy residents and businesses. This initiative contrasts sharply with the budget proposed by the Republican-led Senate, which suggests deep cuts to social programs.

Seattle Wind Symphony concert Mar 12 - discounts for our readers

The Seattle Wind Symphony will perform a concert titled "Hands Across the Sea" on March 12, 2017, at the Shorecrest Performing Arts Center in Shoreline, featuring folk music from various cultures. Readers can enjoy a discount on tickets using the code SHORELINE at checkout. This concert presents an opportunity for local music enthusiasts to engage with a diverse repertoire under the direction of Dr. Wayne Bailey.

Don't Drip Drive - Free Inspections at SCC Automotive

Shoreline Community College is hosting a series of free auto leak workshops aimed at promoting vehicle maintenance and environmental responsibility. These workshops will be held in February and March 2017, offering attendees an opportunity to learn about and address auto leaks, which can have significant environmental impacts.

WeatherWatcher Winter Weather Advisory has been issued

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service in Seattle, predicting 1-2 inches of snow accumulation from 10 PM on New Year's Eve until 10 AM on New Year's Day. Residents are advised to prepare for potentially hazardous driving conditions, especially during the early morning hours when snowfall is expected to peak.

WeatherWatcher Winter Weather Advisory has been issued

A Winter Weather Advisory has been issued by the National Weather Service in Seattle, predicting snowfall of 1-2 inches from 10 PM on New Year's Eve until 10 AM on New Year's Day. Residents are advised to prepare for potentially hazardous winter driving conditions, especially between 3 AM and 9 AM when the majority of accumulation is expected.

Dec 5 No School Day Let the kids burn energy while supporting a good cause

The article promotes a fundraising event at Elevated Sportz Trampoline and Play Center in Bothell, encouraging families to participate on December 5 while mentioning the "Shoreline Special Needs PTSA" to support local initiatives. Families can enjoy activities from 10 am to 9 pm, with 20% of the proceeds going to the PTSA. This event provides a fun way for children to expend energy during a no-school day while contributing to a worthy cause.

Richmond Highlands Neighborhood Fun, Food, and Thankfulness

The Richmond Highlands neighborhood is hosting a family-friendly event on November 6, 2016, at the Richmond Highlands Recreation Center, featuring pumpkin pie and cider. This gathering aims to foster community connections among neighbors, encouraging participation in local festivities. For inquiries, residents can contact Kathy Plant via email.

Cartoon by Whitney Potter

Whitney Potter's cartoon featured in the Shoreline Area News humorously captures local sentiments, contributing to the vibrant cultural landscape of the region. The article also notes the cancellation of the LFP Budget Town Hall Meeting on October 10, 2016, emphasizing community engagement in local governance.

Statement from Rep. Jessyn Farrell on the success of oil transportation rulemaking

Rep. Jessyn Farrell praised the Washington State Department of Ecology for finalizing rules aimed at enhancing oil transportation safety, responding to increased risks associated with oil train incidents. Emphasizing the need for coordinated emergency responses, Farrell's statement highlights the critical nature of the legislation she sponsored, which mandates notification for local governments regarding oil train movements.

Scenes from the Shoreline Farmers Market

The Shoreline Farmers Market, held every Saturday at Aurora Square, showcases a variety of vendors, including organic produce sellers and local artisans. With a vibrant atmosphere featuring music and community engagement, the market also supports local organizations like World Vision. This article captures the lively essence of the market and highlights the importance of local food sources.