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| The line formed before 8am for the opening of Trader Joe's |
By all accounts, the mood was cheerful at the opening of the new Trader Joe's store in the Shoreline Marketplace on N 175th, across from City Hall.
Orderly lines of happy people formed before the 8am opening ceremony.
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| Store "Captain" Tim Weiss, 3rd from left, and his crew of workers are assisted by Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts, 2nd from left |
City Council and City staff have been watching the store progress from City Hall windows across the street, and several were on hand for the opening.
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| From left store manager "Captain" Tim Weiss, Deputy Mayor Shari Winstead, City Manager Debbie Tarry, Mayor Chris Roberts, and Economic Developer Dan Eernissee. |
Trader Joe's was welcomed to Shoreline by the Highland Terrace Neighborhood Association. On the left is Scott Shiebler, Kyrie Cataldo with sons Calvin and Henry, and then Jeanne Parrent.
As a perq for the opening, customers were greeted with leis.
Trader Joe's staff presented everyone a colorful lei to set the stage for a fun shopping experience.
Young Cooper Shosten was having more fun than anyone as he gave leis to people as they entered the store. Cooper's father, Ryan Shosten is a Trader Joe's employee.
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