Shoreline News

As educational practice catches up with federal law that requires students learn in the least restrictive environment, an increasing number of students with autism and other disabilities are learning alongside their typically-developing peers in mainstream classrooms.

The Washington Department of Ecology has approved the city of Lake Stevens' updated shoreline master program.

It's the North End creek that's been paved over, concreted over, made to flow through buried pipe and literally moved and straightened to make room for development.

The City of Burien and the Southwest King County Chamber of Commerce will be presenting the 92nd Annual Burien Independence Day Parade on Thursday, July 4, 2013! The Burien Independence Day Parade has gained a reputation as one of the most enjoyable and spirited community parades in the region.

Elliott Menashe and Terry Swanson explain the causes of the Cascade Avenue landslide during a walking tour of shoreline bluffs.

A Shoreline man accused of stealing more than a dozen works from an aging Seattle artist - including a self-portrait of William S. Burroughs - has been charged with felony theft.

Heather Kuykendall, 29, does some cleaning during her security shift at Tent City 3 in Shoreline.

A Shoreline police officer and a suspected drunk driver are in the hospital after a wreck Saturday night near the 175th Street offramp in Shoreline.

Comparing the 466,400-square-foot Vancouver, B.C., convention center with the Budd Bay Cafe seems ridiculous on any level.

The bill to prevent teachers from being placed in schools without the principal's consent actually would do more harm than good, write these Shoreline School District officials.

On May 23, 2013, twenty volunteers in the Power of One Senior Volunteer Program in Shoreline, Washington, came together for tea and brownies and a hands-on lecture by Katie Johnson, former teacher in the Shoreline School District.

Nearly all the materials for a temporary Interstate 5 bridge over the Skagit River have arrived at the site and the Washington Transportation Department hopes to meet the governor's goal of spanning a collapsed section by mid-June, officials said.

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