OPEN CALL!!!
Looking for outgoing, funny, bright and energetic boys and girls (any ethnicity) from 6-9 years old to be Museum Tour Guides in a video for Seattle!
Please come meet casting director Linda Berger
Saturday, December 3rd from 12pm-5pm
Shoreline Community College
16101 Greenwood Ave N
1500 Bldg, Room #1522 (campus maps)
Shoreline 98133
No fee for parking on weekends.
Please bring a picture of your child.
Project will work the week of 12/5/16.
If you have questions, contact Linda by email
Casting Director Linda Berger comes to the Pacific Northwest with more than 15 years casting experience, including over 100 episodes of television, more than 20 movies made for television, and numerous feature films.
Linda grew up surrounded by the entertainment industry. At the age of fourteen, when most children were relying on parental allowances, Linda went to work part-time learning the talent agency business from her mother, a professional talent agent and now a talent manager. Her father, also an entertainment industry veteran, was instrumental in opening Motown Records West Coast Office, and currently manages the legendary Temptations.
Following in her family's footsteps, Linda chose to devote herself to the entertainment industry. She now brings her twenty years of experience and knowledge to the Pacific Northwest acting community, as an instructor and speaker in casting and production.
However, 20 families a day are still turned away because there is not enough capacity at these shelters.
This move by The Starbucks Foundation, Schultz Family Foundation, Microsoft, and others supports an immediate expansion of Mary’s Place, and responds to the critical, short-term need to bring unsheltered families inside.
“No child should have to sleep outside at night. We must come together as a community to address this vital need as a local imperative,” said Brad Smith, Microsoft president.
“We are pledging $1 million, including $250,000 to Mary’s Place, to address homelessness across King County. We will support partners throughout the area to pursue both short- and long-term systemic solutions, including permanent housing.”
In addition to a $1 million financial contribution to the No Child Sleeps Outside campaign, The Starbucks Foundation will match every dollar donated by customers in participating King County Starbucks® stores between December 1st and 31st, up to an additional $1 million dollars to help shelter local families.
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| Photo by Lee Lageschulte |
The community is invited to attend two free music recitals at Shoreline Community College this Friday afternoon, December 2, 2016.
WSDOT Communications Consultant 3 - Afternoon Traffic Communicator
The Northwest Region is seeking a qualified candidate who excels in writing, social media, media communications, videography and non-linear editing. In this position, you will provide up-to-the-minute information about what is happening on roads and mountain passes, including weather, incidents and construction to drivers. You will do this through the use of social media, live and taped interviews, press releases, the web, video and the 511 traveler information phone system.
To learn more about this opportunity and to apply click here.
Using period songs and stories inspired by actual veterans, World War II Radio Christmas transports the audience to another time. An inspiring look at strength in the face of hardship, this play is a reminder of the importance of coming together for the holidays.
Lake Forest Park City Council Committee of the Whole Special Meeting, Thursday, December 1, 2016, 7pm at City Hall, 17425 Ballinger Way NE.
The majority of the meeting will be to fully discuss proposed code amendments to adopt the
2016 King County Surface Water Design Manual.
Following will be a discussion about the schedule for the tree ordinance.
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| North City Post Office will remain in present location Photo by Steven H. Robinson |
WSDOT has two openings for Program Specialist 4-Office of Equal Opportunity
OEO is responsible for managing the agency's civil rights programs, including: Americans with Disabilities Act (ADA); Disadvantaged Business Enterprises (DBE);and Title VI.ADA includes Titles II, Ill/ Rehabilitation Act (Section 504); DBE program includes Equal Employment Opportunity Program (EEO); DBE Support Services (DBE/SS); On-the-Job Training Support Services Program (OJT/SS); Small Business Enterprises (SBE); State Minority and Women's Business Enterprises (M/WBE); Tribal Employment Rights Office (TERO); Veteran Business Enterprises (VBE). Title VI (Civil Rights Act of 1964) programs include Environmental Justice (EJ); and Limited English Proficiency (LEP). To learn more about OEO click here.
Additional information and application here: Program Specialist 4 – OEO
Reader Glenn C. sent in a question about the school district bond which will be on the February ballot.
The proposed tax says about $5 per assessed $1000. This year's total taxes were about $11 per $1000. If this is correct, the bond would increase our taxes by about 50%. That is $2000 on a $400,000 assessed value. Please explain.
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| This generous family asked to shop for 10 children, saying, “That’s what we try to do every year.” Photo by Mark Phillips |
You buy a gift, drop it off unwrapped at the tree, and we get it delivered, through the Shoreline School District, Hopelink and the North Helpline.
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| Grace Cole Nature Park Photo courtesy City of LFP |
Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler today announced a new national online service that helps consumers find a deceased person’s lost life insurance policies and annuities.
“Many people don’t know where to begin when searching for a lost life insurance policy or annuity,” said Kreidler. “The life insurance policy locator streamlines and simplifies the process for consumers and insurance companies.”
The Shorecrest football team finished its season with a 3-7 record, and Shorewood finished with a 1-9 record after both ended their seasons with victories November 3 and 4.
Shorecrest defeated Bellingham 35-27 November 3 for its second non-league victory to go with a 1-6 Western Conference 3A/2A South record.
Shorewood defeated Kingston 16-13 November 4 to end a 25-game losing streak that went back to a victory over Shorecrest in September 2014.
Shorecrest placed seventh in the eight-team Wesco 3A/2A South with its 1-6 record, followed by Shorewood with a 0-7 division record.
Final Wesco South 2A/3A Football Standings
Conference Overall
Edmonds-Woodway*. 6-1 6-4
Meadowdale*#@@ . 6-1 10-3
Snohomish*+ 5-2. 7-4
Lynnwood*# . . 5-2. 8-3
Everett. . 3-4. 5-5
Mountlake Terrace (2A) 2-5 3-7
Shorecrest. 1-6. 3-7
Shorewood 0-7. 1-9
* Qualified for quad-district playoff games
*+ Qualified for quad-district by winning Wesco North-South play-in game
# Qualified for State first round
@@ Reached State quarterfinals and semifinals
By Diane Hettrick
If you are an X1 customer from Xfinity / Comcast, you probably weren't watching The Voice Monday evening.
Because of an unspecified national problem with the X1 platform, the entire Seattle / Tacoma service area had extremely limited services from about 9pm.
At our house, we had Channel 4 ABC - and that was it. Whatever channel you were on when the outage occurred was where you stayed.
Reportedly, the engineers are working on the system pole by pole and node by node. They think they will be back online by midnight.
Telephones and internet may have been affected in some areas.
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| Khuki with her goat |
“The support has opened new doors for me and my family,” said Khuki, who was recently able to build a small house for herself and her children—something she never thought possible.
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| Fircrest Activity Center |
Casey's presentation will be on Wednesday, November 30 from 6:00 to 8:00pm in the gym at Fircrest in the recreation and pool building.
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| Adam Byre, oboe soloist |
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| Nicol Venee' Eskridge, soloist |
It can’t happen each year without a huge amount of people from the community who come in to help as personal shoppers, pack food bags in advance, register families, help load cars, and more.
If you are a business, or know a business that could donate items (pizzas, sandwiches, coffee, bagels, etc) please share this message!
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| Photo by Seattle Poppy |
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| CyberKnights Unified Robotics King's High School photo |
“The fact that our athletes are meaningfully contributing to building robots sends a message to the world that this population has untapped talent and wisdom waiting to be discovered and utilized.” – Dave Lenox, CEO Special Olympics Washington
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| Hügelkultur bed |
On November 12, despite the wet and windy weather, 19 volunteers from as far away as Redmond and Renton, Diggin’ followers, and folks from Hillwood neighborhood participated.
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| Brandi Ledferd |
Shoreline Planning Commission will hold a public hearing on Thursday, December 1, 2016 at 7pm.
Public hearing:
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| Shoreline Community College Library |
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| Northwest Girlchoir |
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| Market Fresh Fish by billy king |
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| PopUp Holiday Art Show by Third Place Commons |
This year's space is in the space formerly occupied by Shoreline Community College. After 45 years in downtown Seattle, billy king has now moved his art studio to Lake Forest Park Town Center and is thrilled to be here! Come by and say hello.
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| Artificial turf was installed at Twin Ponds in 2008 Photo courtesy City of Shoreline |
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| The cast poses in front of the magical clock Photo courtesy Driftwood Players |
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| Tiny Tim is inspired to say, “God Bless Us, Every One.” Photo courtesy Driftwood Players |
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| Solstice Stroll Photo by Lee Lageschulte |
One-On-One Computer Help, Monday, November 28, 11am-1pm, LFP Library, lower level Town Center, intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way.
Have computer or software questions? Tech Tutor Volunteers provide basic level help to you. You may bring your own laptop, but Tech Tutors cannot provide hands-on or hardware assistance.
Call 206-362-8860 to register.
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