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A recent cartoon by Whitney Potter captures the essence of attraction, offering a humorous take on relationships and societal norms. This engaging piece adds a light-hearted perspective to current conversations around love and connection in the community. With its relatable content, it resonates well with local audiences.
The Edmonds Driftwood Players will host a FREE First Draft staged reading of "Make Up," a play by John Ruoff, on February 23 at 7 PM at the Wade James Theatre. The production explores the complex relationship between two actors, Royce and Helena, during a turbulent period in their theatrical careers. Admission is free, and an optional playwright feedback session will follow the reading.
Shoreline Area News provides an overview of local events and happenings in February 2025, including the 4th Annual Lantern Festival and various community initiatives. The article highlights educational opportunities, local government activities, and updates on school sports teams, showcasing the vibrant community spirit in Shoreline.
Engage with the Shoreline community this week through a variety of educational and entertaining events, from homework help at the Shoreline Library to a disaster preparedness class hosted by local fire officials. Whether you're interested in story times for children or learning about recycling, there's an opportunity for everyone to connect and grow. For a complete list of events, visit the Shoreline calendar.
Join the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce for an after-hours networking event on February 18 from 5-7 PM at Vault 177. Attendees will gain insights on Chamber membership benefits, enjoy light refreshments, and have opportunities to win exciting door prizes. This event is an excellent chance for local business owners to connect and grow their networks.
The proposal to create a Regional Fire Authority (RFA) combining the Shoreline and Lake Forest Park fire departments is currently passing with a 66% approval rate. This consolidation aims to formalize the operations that have already been functioning as a unified entity, reflecting strong community support.
Gloria Nagler reflects on the prevalent negative tone in media coverage, particularly in local news. The article critiques the tendency to focus on "ill-omened" stories while urging a more balanced perspective on community reporting. This commentary resonates with readers seeking a nuanced understanding of local issues.
The Washington State Department of Health is inviting high school students to participate in the fourth annual Washington Tracking Network Youth Science Contest, aimed at enhancing their science and communication skills through health and environmental data analysis. Students can choose from three project tracks and must submit their projects by April 15, 2025. Winners will be recognized in late May and awarded a plaque, along with opportunities for mentorship and public exposure.
Join the Shoreline Teen Center for an exciting minicamp during Mid-Winter Break on February 18-19, 2025, designed for youth aged 11 to 14. Participants can enjoy a variety of gym games, including basketball, dodgeball, and table tennis, for a fee of $72.80 for residents and $87.35 for non-residents. Don't miss this chance to engage in fun activities during the winter doldrums!
Jack Malek has announced his candidacy for the Shoreline City Council seat currently held by John Ramsdell, who is not seeking reelection. With over two decades of community involvement and leadership experience, Malek aims to foster balanced growth and support local businesses while preserving Shoreline's character.