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Bothell announces city manager hiring timeline
Bothell Interim City Manager Bob Jean announced the timeline for hiring the new city manager at the city council meeting on Tuesday, Sept. 20.
Woodinville defense smothers Bothell’s high-octane offense, beats Cougars 17-10 | Prep football
Bothell High quarterback Jacob Sirmon wasn't at his best on Friday.
President pledges to continue fight against diseases | Letter
Good news from Washington: the President pledged to continue America's robust pledge to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, TB, and Malaria that inspires other donors and will help save millions of lives. It is the Global Fund that provides 151 countries with money for projects that battle these three pandemics while strengthening the local health care systems that carry them out. Also the House passed the Education for All Act that will help countries focus on providing sustainable programs to educate all children. With education comes higher earnings, lower birth rates, and less conflict in our world. Of course it still needs to pass the Senate, which is where our calls and letters can help. We can make a difference in keeping the good news coming from Washington.
Congresswoman DelBene to host high school students for hackathon at UW Bothell
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene is hosting a hackathon for local high school students as part of the Congressional App Competition, a program to encourage innovation and computer science education. The event will be held in Discovery Hall at 18115 Campus Way NE on the University of Washington Bothell campus from 12:45 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. on Oct. 1 and 2-4 p.m. on Oct. 2.
Inglemoor shows improvement in loss to Eastlake | Prep football
With the final result all but decided after the first quarter, the Inglemoor High football team turned it's focus to slow, steady improvement.
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