Destinations: A good time to visit the Arboretum
Wednesday, April 16, 2025
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| Photo by Lee Lageschulte |
Lee chose a beautiful, sunny day to visit the Washington Park Arboretum
at the University of Washington
Meet the Artist KT Hancock at ShoreLake Arts Gallery and provide input for her project Friday April 18, 2025
Public art is coming to Ridgecrest Park thanks to the City of Shoreline and we're happy to host the artist Meet and Greet this Friday, 6pm, at our new gallery location.
All neighbors welcome
Meet the Artist: KT Hancock
Friday April 18, 2025
Friday April 18, 2025
6:00pm - 8:00pm
Location: ShoreLake Arts Gallery
521 NE 165th St Shoreline, Washington 98155
521 NE 165th St Shoreline, Washington 98155
Share your input with KT Hancock, a local artist, who is creating an art bench for Ridgecrest Park as part of the park bond improvement project.
We are hosting an open house on Friday, April 18th, and we truly appreciate the feedback from those who attend.
If you are unable to attend, or if you have additional thoughts to share, or if you're discovering this survey through a shared link, we invite you to answer the questions below to help inspire the artist's vision.
Please note: This survey will close on Monday, April 28th, at 5:00 PM. Share your thoughts to help inspire the artist’s design and contribute to a piece that reflects the spirit of the community.
If you have difficulties with the survey please contact Mylinda Sneed, Public Art Coordinator, msneed@shorelinewa.gov
The online survey is open until Monday, April 28 at 5:00 PM:
Create a Beautiful Hypertufa Planter – A Hands-On Garden Craft Workshop at Kruckeberg
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Add a natural touch to your garden with a handcrafted container that looks like real stone—but without the weight!
Join Kruckeberg Botanic Garden for our popular Hypertufa Planter Workshop, where you’ll create a unique, fast-draining, and visually stunning planter perfect for a wide variety of plants.
Led by Sarah Baker, former Garden Manager and beloved long-time volunteer at the Kruckeberg Botanic Garden, this hands-on class offers both instruction and inspiration.
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| Come get your hands dirty at Kruckeberg |
Each participant will:
- Create and take home a small (approx. 12"x12") hypertufa container
- Receive detailed instructions to continue crafting at home
Time:
- Session 1 10:30am - 12:30pm
- Session 2 | 1:00 pm - 3:00 pm
Cost:
Come get your hands dirty and leave with something truly one-of-a-kind!
- Members: $50
- Non-Members: $70
Come get your hands dirty and leave with something truly one-of-a-kind!
Kruckeberg Botanic Garden is open to all. If the cost of a workshop is a barrier, we’re happy to discuss pricing for those in need of assistance. Please email Executive Director JP Sauerlender at jp@kruckeberg.org for more information.
The Kruckeberg Botanic Garden Foundation is a not-for-profit, four-acre living collection of native and rare plants. The garden serves as a community gathering space, providing opportunities for learning, inspiration, and connection to nature.
For more information, visit www.kruckeberg.org.
Shorewood Girls Golf shows patience and perseverance in game with Lynnwood
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| Left to Right: Julia, Ivy, Sadie, Olivia, Lexi and Ryleigh. Photo by Val Patrick |
The SW Girls Golf team played on a day when the sun was out and very little wind in stark contrast to last week in pouring rain and gale force winds. Playing in the sun today was amazing!
At Jackson Park with punched and sanded greens the putts were dropping today!
SW 221 - Lynnwood 243
Sadie Austad scored her personal best at Jackson Park with a 48, followed by Julia Kang 49 and Ivy Ren 51. Stacey Lee was the low scorer for Lynnwood with a 54.
These girls play with a lot of heart and are always supporting each other, on and off the course.
Coach: Val Patrick
Coach: Val Patrick
Shoreline/Edmonds - Activists plan to Keep Pressure on With Saturday Rally
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| Photo by Claudia Meadows |
DATE: Saturday, April 19, 2025
TIME: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m.
WHERE: Intersection of Aurora Ave N and N 205th St, Shoreline/Edmonds line
CONTACT:
Organizers hope to build on the spirit and momentum of the April 5th "Hands Off!" rally, which drew several thousand to protests in Shoreline and Edmonds, and millions nationwide.
With a shorter lead time, this event is expected to be much smaller, but participants hope to keep the pressure on, pushing back against administration and "Department of Government Efficiency" attempts to curtail basic rights, and dismantle essential programs and services that millions of Americans depend on.
They also hope events such as this will help to build stronger communities and connections among neighbors in support of common goals.
Referred to as "A National Day of Action," the Saturday event was initiated by the group 50501, whose slogan is "50 Protests. 50 States. 1 Movement." This local portion is being organized by Shoreline-based Everyday Activists, also on Facebook).
"Coming so quickly on the heels of Hands Off! has made it difficult for many large organizations to prepare for another event," said Sandy Labyris, Everyday Activists founder.
"Smaller groups like [ours] are able to be a little more nimble, so we are hosting another sign-waving action similar to the one we did for Hands Off." She said the group has dubbed it "Hands Off Two."
Another Everyday Activist member said every attendee should bring a "plus one" to the event, helping to build to a tipping point that elected officials nationwide won't be able to ignore.
ShoreLake Arts presents SHORT SHORT Film Festival
ShoreLake Arts presents the Short Shore Film Festival Saturday April 26, 2025 6:30pm at Shoreline Community College Theatre 16101 Greenwood Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133. Free parking by theatre.
$25 in advance; $35 at the door. Tickets here or scan the QR code.
These are 3-13 minute films made by local filmmakers, juried by industry leaders.
What’s Happening This Week in Shoreline? – April 16 - 22, 2025
What’s Happening This Week in Shoreline? – April 16 - 22
Hey Shoreline! From fixing broken treasures to comic book fun, storytime magic, egg hunts, and hands-on home improvement help, there’s something for everyone happening in Shoreline this week! Check out your weekly guide to upcoming local events. For all the upcoming Shoreline events this week visit: www.DestinationShoreline.com/Calendar
Destination Shoreline Featured Events of the Week:
Fix-It Night at the Shoreline Tool Library
Wednesday, April 16
5:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Shoreline Tool Library
FREE - Please RSVP
It’s time to start collecting all those items around the house that need to be fixed but you don’t know how. We are having a fixing night at the new Shoreline Tool Library. We will help you fix and learn to fix your broken tools, lamps, toys, furniture, appliances, and any other broken items that you can carry in on your own. We encourage you to help as much as you can and enjoy the community of reuse! If you are excited about fixing and want to help out with this event or other fixing opportunities we are looking for more fixers. Sign up to help out at this event here or join our list of fixers by sending us an email at ShorelineTL@seattlereconomy.org.
Shoreline Teen Center Comic-Con
Friday, April 18
4:00 PM - 9:00 PM
Richmond Highlands Recreation Center
Welcome to the first event STCCC, we cant wait to see you there! For middle and high school youth only. The Shoreline Teen Center is hosting our own mini Comic Con! Dress up, check out artist alley*, hear from our panel, and MORE! If you are an artist in middle or high school and want to show case your work connect with us on Instagram or send us an email! Email aelliott@shorelinewa.gov Or DM us @shorelineteenprograms on Instagram
The Shoreline Teen Center is open Fridays from 2:30 to 9:00 PM to 6th to 12th grade youth.
Story Time at the Museum
Saturday, April 19
10:00 AM - 11:00 AM
Shoreline Historical Museum
Join us in our next program as we explore ROCKS through stories, music, movement and art! This is a free event for ages 1-8 with adult. We hope to see you there!
Shoreline Fire’s Easter Egg Hunt
Saturday, April 19
12:00 PM - 2:00 PM
Richmond Beach Saltwater Park
Egg-cited yet?! Shoreline Fire’s Easter Egg Hunt is hopping your way Saturday, April 19 at Richmond Beach Saltwater Park! Join us from 12–2pm (egg hunt starts at 1pm sharp!) for family fun, firefighter smiles, and plenty of eggs to snatch. Bring your basket—we’ll bring the fun!
Spring Home Improvement Workshops & Vendor Fair
Tuesday, April 22
6:00 PM - 8:00 PM
Shoreline City Hall
Do you have a home improvement project in mind, but need some guidance to get started? Is it a house remodel/addition, subdivision of property, driveway alteration, site drainage change, deck replacement/repair, or tree project? The City is offering three free workshops this spring to help with your potential project. You do not want to miss this opportunity to take advantage of staff resources in a more relaxed setting in the evening. Technical reviewers will be available to help with questions regarding your house, property, land uses, and streets along with City requirements and permit information. Depending on the scope of your project, you can meet with up to three technical reviewers. Note: Meetings with technical reviewers are only open to Shoreline property owners.
For more information about life in Shoreline, WA and upcoming events visit: www.DestinationShoreline.com
Destination Shoreline is brought to you by Kate Ledbetter, Real Estate Broker with Windermere Real Estate/Shoreline, recognized as a Shoreline Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month. Whether you’re planning to sell, buy, or simply explore your options, Kate Ledbetter is ready to provide expert guidance tailored to your unique real estate needs. Visit www.KateLHomes.com for more information.
Green Shoreline work parties this week
Celebrate Earth Month by volunteering with the Green Shoreline Partnership!
Help restore our parks and natural spaces by participating in hands-on restoration activities.
Please see flyer for opportunities happening this week! Scan the QR code or click this link to sign-up!
Sweep Away Hunger - Shoreline Public Works food drive for Hopelink April 14 - May 24, 2025
In honor of the American Public Works Association (APWA) Public Works Week, which takes place from May 18 to May 24, 2025 the City of Shoreline is organizing a food drive themed "Making a Difference to Sweep Away Hunger" from April 14 through May 24.
All community donations of non-perishable, non-expired food will go to Hopelink Shoreline to support community members in need. The City is starting the food drive early to maximize contributions, given Hopelink's supply and the increasing need in the Shoreline community.
Drop off locations
Preferred donations
Drop off locationsSpartan Recreation Center lobby
202 NE 185th Street
Monday - Thursday: 7AM - 8PM
Friday: 7AM - 5PM
Saturday: 8AM - 3PM
202 NE 185th Street
Monday - Thursday: 7AM - 8PM
Friday: 7AM - 5PM
Saturday: 8AM - 3PM
Preferred donations- Canned meals: chili, ravioli, etc. (pop top preferred)
- Canned meat: tuna, chicken, salmon, etc.
- Canned fruits: pears, peaches, pineapple, etc.
- Canned vegetables: corn, carrots, peas, etc.
- Canned beans
- Hearty soups and stews
- Nut butters
- Cereal and oatmeal
- Grains: pasta, rice, quinoa, barley, etc.
- Non-Dairy, shelf-stable milk (oat, almond, soy)
- Cooking oils
- Spices
- Salt, brown, and white sugar (bulk okay)
- Flour (no bulk, please)
Thank you for your generosity!
Rotary clubs ship fire truck to Guatemalan fire brigade
Tuesday, April 15, 2025
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| Fire truck arrives in Guatemala on C-5 |
For over two years, the Lake Forest Park Rotary Club worked with the Calgary Rotary Club to get a donated firetruck shipped to Guatemala for a volunteer fire brigade.
After considerable meetings and paperwork, Rotarian Ed Sterner accompanied the firetruck to Joint Base Lewis McChord on March 28, 2025 where it was loaded onto a C-5.
It has successfully arrived in Guatemala!
Many thanks to Ed Sterner and Mary Starkebaum, Chair of the International Services Committee, for accomplishing this complicated task. This is just one example of the international service work Rotary supports.
For more information about our Rotary club, you can visit our webpage here. Please join us for a breakfast meeting, every Wednesday morning at 7:15am at the Lake Forest Park Church, located at 17440 Brookside Blvd NE.
Many thanks to Ed Sterner and Mary Starkebaum, Chair of the International Services Committee, for accomplishing this complicated task. This is just one example of the international service work Rotary supports.
For more information about our Rotary club, you can visit our webpage here. Please join us for a breakfast meeting, every Wednesday morning at 7:15am at the Lake Forest Park Church, located at 17440 Brookside Blvd NE.
Death Café meetings begin Thursday April 17, 2025 at Shoreline-LFP Senior Center
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| “To speak of death is to speak of life." Photo by Joachim Lesne on Unsplash |
DEATH CAFÉ
A safe space for open conversations about death and dying
What is a Death Café?
Death Cafés are gatherings where people can discuss death, dying, and mortality in a relaxed, supportive environment. They are not grief support groups or counseling sessions, but rather opportunities to share thoughts and connect.
Join us for a warm, open conversation about life and death in a supportive space. We’ll begin with a brief introduction to Death Cafe, followed by free-flowing discussion. Bring your stories, reflections, or curiosity as we explore how death shapes the way we live.
Why attend?
Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
Time: 6:15 - 8:15 PM
Location: Shoreline/LFP Senior Center
Address: 18560 1st Ave NE Bldg G, Shoreline, WA
Free admission • Refreshments provided • All are welcome
RSVP: deathcafe@pirielabs.com
Why attend?
- Connect with others
- Gain new perspectives
- Reduce the taboo of death
- Build community
- All are welcome—no agenda, no judgment, just a shared space to talk openly and honestly.
Date: Thursday, April 17, 2025
Time: 6:15 - 8:15 PM
Location: Shoreline/LFP Senior Center
Address: 18560 1st Ave NE Bldg G, Shoreline, WA
Free admission • Refreshments provided • All are welcome
RSVP: deathcafe@pirielabs.com
Are You Ready for Fire Season? Panel presentation May 3, 2025 at Third Place Commons
Are You Ready for Fire Season?
Saturday May 3, 2025 at 10am
Third Place Commons, upper level
Lake Forest Park Town Center
Bothell and Ballinger Way NE,
Bothell and Ballinger Way NE,
Lake Forest Park WA 98155
Save the date May 3 at 10am for a panel presentation on getting ready for fire season.
Long term drought puts stress on trees, water infrastructure. Higher temperature can also be a factor in increased wildfires. And wildfires can mean a smokey summer.
What is the impact of smoke on the health of people exposed to smoke and how can you take steps to protect yourself?
Learn about the steps can you take to prevent fires in our local environment and how can we prepare for an emergency.
Save the date May 3 at 10am for a panel presentation on getting ready for fire season.
The Seattle Times reported “Washington is once more under a drought emergency, state officials announced Tuesday, [April 8, 2025] marking the third such declaration in as many years and underscoring the damage wrought by year-after-year droughts.”
Long term drought puts stress on trees, water infrastructure. Higher temperature can also be a factor in increased wildfires. And wildfires can mean a smokey summer.
What is the impact of smoke on the health of people exposed to smoke and how can you take steps to protect yourself?
Learn about the steps can you take to prevent fires in our local environment and how can we prepare for an emergency.
Governor Bob Ferguson statement on denial of federal disaster funds
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| Storm debris from bomb cyclone Photo courtesy King County |
FEMA denied application for recovery funds assisting with $34M damage from November’s bomb cyclone
OLYMPIA — Governor Bob Ferguson offered the following statement in response to the Federal Emergency Management Agency’s denial of Washington’s application for federal disaster relief to assist with the estimated $34 million in damage from November’s storms:
“There are very clear criteria to qualify for these emergency relief funds. Washington’s application met all of them. This is another troubling example of the federal government withholding funding.
"Washington communities have been waiting for months for the resources they need to fully recover from last winter’s devastating storms, and this decision will cause further delay. We will appeal.”
A series of storms hit Washington in November last year, including a “bomb cyclone,” causing widespread damage across multiple counties and claiming two lives. Former Governor Jay Inslee initially declared a disaster nine counties in response to the storms: Clallam, Grays Harbor, Island, King, Pacific, Snohomish, Wahkiakum, Walla Walla and Whatcom.
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| Tree debris and downed power lines from bomb cyclone Photo courtesy Puget Sound Energy |
Governor Ferguson expanded the declaration to include two additional counties — Clallam and Jefferson — after the full extent of the damage became known.
Washington applied for federal disaster relief funds for FEMA in January to repair damage including to public highways, public utilities and electrical power systems. Three months later, FEMA responded on Friday denying the application without explanation.
FEMA’s public assistance programs reimburse at least 75% of eligible costs related to a declared disaster. Washington’s preliminary damage estimate is $34 million. This number will likely increase as the state works with counties to update their information for an appeal.
Washington has 30 days to submit its appeal.
Lakeshore Garden Club annual plant sale
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| Photo by Sara Cammeresi |
LAKESHORE GARDEN CLUB ANNUAL PLANT SALE
It is time again for the Lakeshore Garden Club’s
annual fundraising plant sale!
Lakeshore Garden Club Annual Plant Sale
Saturday, April 26, 2025
10AM to 3PM
Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church
For decades the members of the Lakeshore Garden Club have been potting-up favorite plants from their own gardens and selling them to neighbors at this popular sale on the last Saturday in April.
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| Photo by Sara Cammeresi |
As always, this year’s sale will feature great prices on sun, part-sun, and shade perennials, ground covers, grasses, bulbs and rhizomes, natives, shrubs, trees, edible plants, and more!
The club accepts cash, check, and credit card payments.
Lakeshore Garden Club is a 501(c)(3) non-profit organization. Funds raised at the plant sale support the club’s charitable work and donations, including a Horticulture Scholarship at Edmonds College and the creation of a container garden at the newly opened Kenmore Senior Women’s Shelter.
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| Photo by Sara Cammeresi |
For more information about the club, or to become a member, visit the website: visit the website
The garden club is grateful to the Lake Forest Park Presbyterian Church, which not only allows the use of its parking lot for the annual sale, but is the meeting place for the club’s monthly meetings from September to April.
Fastpitch softball: Shorewood vs Edmonds Woodway 4-14-2025
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| Rose Gallagher at bat in April game with Lynnwood Photo by Chris Stuvek |
4/14/2025 at Meridian Park
Edmonds Woodway 5 - Shorewood 1 Scores
Pitcher(s) and Catcher(s)
Edmonds-Woodway:
- H. Marsh, E. Campbell (6)
- A. McCorvey (catcher)
- Ellie Van Horn
- Lillian Perrault (catcher)
Highlights
Edmonds-Woodway:
- C. Ingalls 3-4 (2B, 3B)
- A. McCorvey 2-3 (2B, HR)
- E. Campbell 2-4 (2B)
- Maddie Schilperoort 2-4 (2B, 3B)
- Rose Gallagher 2-3
Girls tennis: Shorecrest vs Meadowdale
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| Ally Miner Photo by Chris Stuvek |
4/14/2025 at Meadowdale
Shorecrest 6
Meadowdale 1
- Katelynne Wycoff (M) def. Zoe Greenzweig 5-7, 6-0, 6-3.
- Lily Haessler (S) def. Grace Gilman 7-5, 6-3.
- Ally Miner (S) def. Claire Yim 6-2, 6-1.
- Sophie Schmitz (S) def. Khaiyah Un 6-1, 6-2.
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| Zoe Greenzweig Photo by Chris Stuvek |
- Doubles—Mia Halset—Walker Temme (S) def. Emie Shepard-Jenna Vanderpoel 6-1, 6-2.
- Lauren Kajimura—Thayer Katahara-Stewart (S) def. Jaque Rachel-Jordan DuJardin 6-1, 6-1.
- Calla Rihnsmith—Sabina Schoeld (S) def. Umama Junejo—Saryna Moua 6-0, 6-4
Correction: matches played at Meadowdale.
Lake Forest Park Farmers Market opens Mother’s Day May 11, 2025
The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market Opens Mother’s Day – Sunday, May 11th!
The Lake Forest Park Farmers Market kicks off the season on Mother’s Day, Sunday, May 11, 2025 from 10am to 2pm in front of City Hall at the intersection of Bothell and Ballinger Way NE.
Come early to stock up on fresh fruits, vegetables, and local goods, and say hello to your favorite vendors—including some exciting new ones!
The market runs every Sunday through October 19th, 10am to 2pm.
They take Market Bucks. Market Bucks is our own locally funded food assistance program that provides low-income, food insecure community members with access to healthy, fresh food at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market.
They take Market Bucks. Market Bucks is our own locally funded food assistance program that provides low-income, food insecure community members with access to healthy, fresh food at the Lake Forest Park Farmers Market.
Community Open House to celebrate 60 years of Shoreline Community College
Join us as we Celebrate 60 years of Shoreline Community College!
We are are hosting a campus wide Community Open House, and we are so excited!
Thursday May 8, 2025 from 3:00-7:00pm
The event is open to all ages and free of charge and will feature:
Live performancesInteractive activitiesEngaging talks and demonstrationsConnecting with students, staff, faculty, and alumniLight refreshmentsShoreline Branded Swag PrizesAnd more!Off-bike class for beginner and intermediate riders April 30, 2025
The City of Shoreline, in partnership with Cascade Bicycle Club, is hosting an off-bike class for beginner and intermediate riders!
Topics include riding equipment, bike infrastructure, rules of the road, and how to plan your bike route.
Date: April 30, 2025
Time: 6:00 - 7:30pm
Location:
Time: 6:00 - 7:30pm
Location:
- City Hall, 17500 Midvale Ave N, Shoreline WA 98133
- Or online via Zoom
More information on Pedal Forward Shoreline here
Shoreline resident's photo named as NASA Astronomy Photo of the Day
Monday, April 14, 2025
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| Photo by Adam Smadi Jr. |
20 year old Shoreline resident Adam (AJ) Smadi is an undergraduate student currently taking classes at the University of Washington and volunteering at the UW Planetarium.
He's also an astrophotographer, imaging planets, galaxies, nebulae and more quite often.
NASA has named a photo that AJ took as their Astronomy Picture of the Day for April 11, 2025.
This is an award NASA gives to their single favorite astrophotograph per day of submissions from around the world.
His image shows the International Space Station crossing directly past planet Venus.
See more of AJ's photos on his Instagram page
AJ says, "This is one of the most prestigious awards an amateur astrophotographer can receive, so I’m super stoked to represent UW and Washington in this award."
See more of AJ's photos on his Instagram page
Business Spotlight: Jersey’s Restaurant - Shoreline’s Go-To Spot for Great Food & Sports
Jersey’s Restaurant: One of Shoreline’s Go-To Spot for Great Food & Sports
20 Years of Homemade Comfort Food & Community Spirit
For two decades, Jersey’s Restaurant has been serving up homemade comfort food, great drinks, and the best sports viewing in town—all at prices that keep people coming back. More than just a neighborhood spot, Jersey’s is a family-run business with deep roots in Shoreline. Whether you're here for weekend breakfast, game day, or a casual dinner with friends, this is the kind of place where everyone feels like family.
We caught up with the team behind Jersey’s to learn more about their story, their love for Shoreline, and what keeps them going strong after 20 years.
Q&A With Jersey’s Restaurant
We caught up with the team behind Jersey’s to learn more about their story, their love for Shoreline, and what keeps them going strong after 20 years.
Q&A With Jersey’s Restaurant
Q: How long have you been in business?A: 20 years. We’ve been a part of this Shoreline community for two decades, serving up homemade meals, ice-cold drinks, and providing a welcoming space for locals to gather, watch sports, and enjoy good company.
Q: What inspired you to start your business?
A: Cooking has been a passion all my life. There’s something special about feeding people, creating a space where they feel at home, and bringing the community together over a great meal. That’s what inspired Jersey’s and what keeps us going today.
Q: What service does your business provide for our community?
A: We offer a casual, welcoming dining experience with a focus on homemade comfort food, great sports viewing, and the best value in town. Whether you're here for breakfast, lunch, dinner, or a drink during the big game, we make sure every guest gets a high-quality meal at an affordable price.
Q: What do you love the most about Shoreline?
A: I was born and raised here—this is home. The people, the sense of community, and the way Shoreline continues to grow while keeping its local charm all make it a special place to live and do business.
Q: Why is your business based in Shoreline?
A: Simple—I was born and raised here, and I wanted to create a business that reflects the town I grew up in. Jersey’s is a local, family-run spot through and through.
Q: What’s one thing you wish your customers knew about you but never ask?
A: After 20 years in this community, I still meet people who say they’ve never heard of us! It blows my mind. We have amazing weekend breakfast, and I wish more people knew about it—it's one of the best in town!
Q: What inspires you each day?
A: Being my own boss and showing my kids that hard work pays off. Running a restaurant is tough, but knowing that we’ve built something lasting in our hometown is incredibly rewarding.
Q: What has been your proudest moment in business so far?
A: Surviving and thriving for 20 years. The restaurant industry is challenging, and we’ve been through it all—economic downturns, changing trends, and everything else life has thrown our way. But we’re still here, serving our community every day.
Q: How do you approach customer service, and what sets you apart?
A: We treat every guest and every plate like we’re serving it to our own family. That means fresh ingredients, homemade recipes, and a welcoming atmosphere where everyone feels at home.
Q: What advice would you give to someone starting a business in Shoreline?
A: Stick to your principles, stay vigilant, and don’t chase instant rewards. Success comes from consistency, hard work, and truly caring about your customers and community.
Q: How does your business support or give back to the local community?
A: We love giving back through school auctions, youth sports sponsorships, reunions, and local fundraisers. Beyond that, we aim to raise awareness for issues that impact Shoreline and create a space where the community can come together.
Q: If you could change one thing about Shoreline, what would it be?
A: More growth in single-family starter homes so more people can afford to put down roots in this great community.
Q: What future plans or goals do you have for your business?
A: We want to pay off our debt, possibly expand, or do some remodeling to enhance the experience for our customers. We’re always looking for ways to improve our services and continue being a go-to spot in Shoreline.
Q: What’s your next upcoming event?
A: March Madness, Mariners season opener, Stanley Cup playoffs, and NBA playoffs! This is the best time of year for sports, and we’ve got all the games on!
Q: Who is Jersey’s?
A: Jersey’s is a husband and wife team, both born and raised in Shoreline since 1970. We grew up attending Shoreline schools and local colleges, and now our two adult children have followed the same path. We are Shoreline, through and through.
Join Us for Great Food, Drinks & Sports!
For 20 years, Jersey’s Restaurant has been Shoreline’s neighborhood spot for homemade comfort food, unbeatable drink specials, and the best sports viewing in town. Whether you’re coming in for a weekend breakfast, a burger and a beer, or a big game, you’ll always find friendly faces and a welcoming atmosphere at Jersey’s.
Jersey’s Restaurant – 1125 N 152nd St, Shoreline WA 98133
206-546-4054
jerseysgreatfoodandspirits.com
bpatneaude@gmail.com
@jerseysgreatfoodCome for the food, stay for the game, and experience the best of Shoreline!
Destination Shoreline is brought to you by Kate Ledbetter, Real Estate Broker with Windermere Real Estate/Shoreline, recognized as the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce Business of the Month.
Whether you’re planning to sell, buy, or simply explore your options, Kate Ledbetter is ready to provide expert guidance tailored to your unique real estate needs, visit www.KateLHomes.com for more information.
Easter Egg Hunt at Hillwood Park April 19, 2025
The event is free and the community is invited.
Mindful Connections: A Shoreline Mental Health seminar at the Shoreline Senior Activity Center April 26, 2025
This free event aims to foster open conversations about mental health, domestic violence, and holistic well-being.
A day of empowerment, awareness, and support
It features keynote speakers, panel discussions, breakout sessions, and a resource fair. We are also delighted to offer a taste of Mombasa-Kenyan cuisine and engaging activities with prizes.
The seminar is supported by local organizations and is open to all members of the community.
Mindful Connections: A Shoreline Mental Health Seminar
Saturday April 26, 2025 from 9:30am - 4:00pm
The seminar is supported by local organizations and is open to all members of the community.
Mindful Connections: A Shoreline Mental Health Seminar
Saturday April 26, 2025 from 9:30am - 4:00pm
southernmost building on the Shoreline Center campus
free parking
Live & Local: Lee Oskar & Friends at the North City Bistro May 3, 2025
Lee Oskar & Friends Live! on Saturday, May 3, 2025 from 8:00pm - 10:00pm at the North City Bistro, 1520 NE 177th St, Shoreline WA 98155. Doors open at 7PM
Tickets $45
Purchase tickets here
Lee Oskar is an internationally acclaimed harmonica virtuoso, composer, producer, and lifelong musical explorer. He is renowned for his iconic role as a founding member and lead harmonica player of the pioneering funk/jazz band that composed and recorded such hits as “Low Rider,” “Spill the Wine,” “Cisco Kid,” “The World is a Ghetto,” “Slippin’ into Darkness,” “Why Can’t Be Friends,” and many more chart-topping songs from 1969-1993.
Lee Oskar’s original compositions includes rich instrumentations featuring Oskar’s signature harmonica and many other outstanding musicians, including those who perform with Oskar regularly as Lee Oskar & Friends: Darian Asplund (Saxophone); Andrew Cloutier (Drums); Denali Williams (Percussion); Dean Schmidt (Bass); Brian Monroney (Guitar); Alex Mortland (Guitar); and Mack Grout (Keys and Piano).
Lee Oskar music
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Lee Oskar is an internationally acclaimed harmonica virtuoso, composer, producer, and lifelong musical explorer. He is renowned for his iconic role as a founding member and lead harmonica player of the pioneering funk/jazz band that composed and recorded such hits as “Low Rider,” “Spill the Wine,” “Cisco Kid,” “The World is a Ghetto,” “Slippin’ into Darkness,” “Why Can’t Be Friends,” and many more chart-topping songs from 1969-1993.
Lee Oskar’s original compositions includes rich instrumentations featuring Oskar’s signature harmonica and many other outstanding musicians, including those who perform with Oskar regularly as Lee Oskar & Friends: Darian Asplund (Saxophone); Andrew Cloutier (Drums); Denali Williams (Percussion); Dean Schmidt (Bass); Brian Monroney (Guitar); Alex Mortland (Guitar); and Mack Grout (Keys and Piano).
Lee Oskar music
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