Friday, May 23, 2008

Learn more about Shoreline Mayor Cindy Ryu

Mayor Ryu speaking at the UW

Yesterday The Daily newspaper at the University of Washington ran a profile of Shoreline's mayor, Cindy Ryu.

This is a quote from the article:

"Ryu, 50, is the country’s first female Korean-American mayor. She spoke with students at the School of Social Work (on May 21st) , sharing the story of her transition from a young immigrant to a microbiology honors student to a successful businesswoman"

Read the entire article here: Shoreline mayor talks about breaking barriers


Monday, May 12, 2008

This Friday, May 16th, is "Starbucks Bike to Work Day"


From The City of Shoreline's website:

Bike to work on May 16th and stop by the Cascade Bicycle Club's Commute Station in Shoreline to pick up free schwag, snacks, city and county maps, bicycle commuting information and to have bikes checked for free by our fantastic bike shop station sponsors. This is your day to be counted and recognized!

6am - 9am

Interurban Trail
Base of 155th Street Bridge Stairs
N 155th St & Aurora Ave N


More information here: Starbucks Bike to Work Day

Saturday, May 10, 2008

Average Joe Cat Show today in Shoreline. Meow!

Henry


Today the Average Joe Cat Show is happening in Shoreline. It's from 10am to 3pm at Shoreline Center. 5 bucks per person or 12 bucks per family. Get out and see all the Average Joe kitties!

More info here: Average Joe Cat Show

Friday, May 2, 2008

Shoreline Mayor Cindy Ryu on the Radio

KUOW's Phyllis Fletcher produced a radio story yesterday about local real estate developers and government officials working out ideas for regional planning by playing a game called "Reality Check." Shoreline Mayor Cindy Ryu is part of the story. The story aired on 94.9fm KUOW yesterday. Here's the lead and a link to the text and audio...

How do you look at the whole region of Puget Sound, and plan for the future? First you get a big map, and some LEGOs. Then you play a game that real estate developers and government officials have played in cities all over the country. Seattle is the latest to give it a try. It's called "Reality Check." And it happened yesterday (April 30th) at the University of Washington.

KUOW's Phyllis Fletcher has more.