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TOP STORIES and UPCOMING ACTIVITIES

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June 18:  The monthly meeting at Shoreline City Hall, Room 301, 
will explore economic development in the city. 

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July 16:  WORK PARTY and PICNIC at ECHO LAKE PARK!

Beginning @4 p.m., join friends and neighbors for an hour to tidy up, clean, weed, and spruce up the lovely little park.  Then from 6-8, there will be a free picnic (ham, chicken, cake, veggies. . !) All Echo Lake Neighborhood residents are most welcome to come. Bring books for the book sale on July 24, and cans/jars of peanut butter and/or jelly for the food drive.

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July 24, Wednesday:  
Swingin' Summer Eve 
at Cromwell Park!
Listen to music, 
enjoy the food booths, 
and buy a new book at the sale.   


Bring the kids and have a wonderful evening. 

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CELEBRATE SHORELINE!  
AUGUST 10 - AUGUST 18

I lieu of a parade, this year, there will be a week-long celebration of Shoreline -- Dog Fest; Jazz Walk; Skate Competition; Sand Castle Contest. And the full-day celebration at Cromwell Park on Saturday, August 17, from 11 a.m. to 8 p.m.  with food, music, pony rides, petting zoo, bubble-play and kids theater. For details see
 http://shorelinewa.gov/index.aspx?page=798

SummerSet Arts Festival: Celebrating Ronald Bog 2013 
 

    We are looking for enthusiastic Shoreline residents to help plan and produce our second annual festival. It will be held at Ronald Bog Park on Saturday, September 7th, 2013.   
 

    You do not have to be an artist, but you do need to reside in Shoreline and be someone who would enjoy volunteering as part of a team creating an afternoon event of art, music, and nature exploration for people of ages. No prior experience necessary! 


     If you would like to participate, please contact Cynthia Knox at cynthiasjk@yahoo.com or Kathy Plant at bkplant@yahoo.com.  Last year's festival can be viewed on Facebook at https://www.facebook.com/SummerSetArts?fref=ts.

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