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Karen Tynes, a compassionate community leader and dedicated church member, passed away on October 9, 2025, in Shoreline, Washington. She is remembered for her significant contributions to St. Dunstan’s Episcopal Church and her volunteer work in Memphis, where she supported various outreach programs. A memorial service will be held at her church on December 13, 2025.
Shoreline offers a variety of community events this week, including a snowflake craft night and a trivia night at the Senior Center. Local markets and hands-on workshops provide opportunities for festive creativity and holiday shopping. Residents are encouraged to support local artists and businesses during this holiday season.
Sno-King School Retirees awarded 34 grants to Shoreline Schools employees this year, totaling over $158,000 since 1998. The funding supports various educational initiatives, including seating options, reading materials, and field trips. This assistance aims to enhance learning experiences for students.
Lake Forest Park City Council candidate Josh Rosenau defeated incumbent Jon Lebo, while Prop. 1 lost by 25 votes. A machine recount will occur for Joe Marshall's narrow lead over Tracy Banaszynski, as it falls under the 0.5% threshold.
Kaleo Anderson, a top prep basketball player, signed her letter of intent to play for Virginia Tech University on November 12, 2025. The 6-foot guard celebrated the milestone at King’s High School in Shoreline, where she has made history as the leading scorer and rebounder. Anderson’s commitment follows a standout high school career, including leading her team to the state championship game.
A juggling exercise class will commence at the Senior Activity Center on November 18, 2025. Participants will enhance their coordination, range of motion, and upper body strength while enjoying the activity. This program aims to promote fitness and social engagement among seniors.
Friendship Adventures Day Academy seeks volunteers for weekday sessions supporting adults with disabilities in Shoreline, WA. Volunteers can engage in activities like crafts and games, with no special training required. Interested individuals aged 16 and older can contact the program director for more information.
The Ridgecrest Neighborhood's annual donation drive for Hopelink, Shoreline's food bank, runs until December 2025. Four drop-off locations on NE 165th accept non-perishable food and personal care items, welcoming contributions from all community members. Donations are needed seven days a week to support those in need throughout Shoreline.
The Foot Stompers will perform live at North City Bistro in Shoreline on November 22, 2025. Tickets cost $20 and support the musicians while reserving a seat. The all-ages event promises a delightful evening of food, drinks, and music.
Rex & Roxy Pet Care partners with Seattle Area Feline Rescue to host a supply drive for the Stay SAFe Pet Pantry in November. The drive aims to collect essential pet supplies for local families in need, with donations including clumping clay litter, cat treats, and wet dog food. Interested donors can arrange for pickup by contacting Rex & Roxy Pet Care.