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SHORELINE CHAMBER OF COMMERCE IN ACTIONBECU Ribbon CuttingThe Shoreline Chamber of Commerce, Shoreline Mayor Chris Roberts, Shoreline Council Members and the broader Shoreline community welcomed BECU to their new Ballinger location at a Grand Opening Celebration on Wednesday, December 4th. BECU's Ballinger Branch is now open at 20011 Ballinger Way NE, Shoreline, WA 98155 The Chamber at the Underground MarketOn Saturday, November 23, the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce was one of the proud sponsor of the ShoreLake Arts Underground Market at the Shoreline City Hall in the lower level of the parking garage. Chamber Members hosted a table, talked to attendees about their businesses and ran a free raffle with some fun prizes provided by our members! Just another way the Shoreline Chamber of Commerce supports local businesses, artisans and crafts people. Please support our great Shoreline businesses! | Join Us for Upcoming Chamber Events
Chamber Welcomes Kevin P. Henry to November LuncheonOn Wednesday, November 13th, the Chamber welcomed members and community guests to it's luncheon at the Seattle Scottish Rite. Our featured speaker was Kevin P. Henry, who shared his experience and knowledge about how Diversity, Equity and Inclusion plays a vital role in small business success.Henry shared an overview of what DEI means, a snapshot minority-owned businesses in Shoreline, how individuals can join USOAR, a Shoreline-based organization against racism and practical tips for businesses to incorporate diversity and inclusion. For a PDF of Kevin P. Henry's presentation, click HERE. Attendees enjoyed a fantastic lunch from North City Bistro, and dessert from Brown & Toasted. Thank you to Seattle Scottish Rite for hosting the event.
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Chamber Executive Board Members Advocate on the 2025 City BudgetDuring the Shoreline City Council meeting on Monday, November 18th, Chamber President Lara Grauer, Vice President Kevin Barrett and Past President Jack Malek spoke in opposition to the proposed amendment to eliminate subarea planning from the City's 2025 Biennial Budget. Subarea planning helps guide development decisions on a neighborhood by neighborhood basis, rather than one plan for the entire city. In the end, the council voted 5-2 to cut the subarea planning. Mayor Chris Roberts commented that the result of this vote does not preclude the council from later approving subarea planning for various neighborhoods. |
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