After two failed bond attempts, Shoreline lawmakers are routing a 48,000-SQFT indoor pool to voters through a Metropolitan Park District that needs only a simple majority. Shoreline is making a third run at a public indoor pool — and this time the city is changing the rules of the game. The City Council voted unanimously […]
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