Shoreline News

Some Whatcom County land owners are upset over new shoreline rules that they believe will make it difficult to enlarge or even rebuild on their shorefront property.

Rise up with pride for Washington, For Purple and for Gold. From far and wide we meet as one; As Huskies proud and bold.

Get the Flash Player to see this player. Frank Varga Cary Wallace of Shoreline fastens his helmet Sunday afternoon as his cockatoo, named Scooter, perches on the handlebars before they leave the Oyster Run in ...

Susan Camerer has wanted something bigger for Vision House since the beginning. That beginning was in 1990, when she and her husband John started the nonprofit in their basement.

Theresa Poalucci, a Bothell-area resident and co-owner of the Journal Newspaper Group, is this year's recipient of the John M. Fluke Sr.

The threatened shutdown of an illegal homeless encampment that popped up this week on city property in West Seattle did not occur as the eviction deadline came and went Thursday night.

Has their been a break in one of Seattle's most historic unsolved murders? Word came this week of "recent activity" in the unsolved murder of Edwin Pratt, 38, head of the Seattle Urban League.

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A Shoreline woman is spearheading a campaign to teach dance at Seattle-area high schools -- for free.

Trinity Lutheran Church installs new pastor Trinity Lutheran Church invites the public to the installation of the Rev.

John Lindstrom decided to start bicycling to work 42 years ago, when the car was king and cheap gasoline flowed as freely as coffee at a greasy-spoon cafe.

The Edmonds School District is backing off its policy of refusing hot meals to students who owe lunch money to their schools.

King County Superior Court Judge Paris Kallas has ordered a new civil trial in the case of Bill Schnall, a former Shoreline-area pediatrician who was sued by four young men for having improper relationships ...

Michael O'Leary / The Herald Crews with Dunlop Towing Co. prepare to haul a 5,000-foot-long sewer pipe from the Snohomish River in Everett to Point Wells near Shoreline.

It looked like a nearly mile-long snake, slithering across the Snohomish River and Port Gardner on Wednesday afternoon.

The Washington State Lottery reports the winner of a $9.7 million Lotto jackpot has claimed the prize more than one month after the July 26 drawing.

A daughter of a 79-year-old Shoreline man with dementia missing since Aug. 22 confirms that the body found in a wrecked car at Seattle's Discovery Park is that of her father.

Officials are waiting for the King County medical examiner's office to determine whether a body found in a wrecked car in Seattle's Discovery Park is a missing Shoreline man.

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Weather-wise, the first week of September is looking better than the cool and moist last half of August.