Whatever happened to the Wayne Golf Course, and the so-called “good-faith negotiations?”
Nearing the end of the campaign to get Initiative 735 on Washington’s 2016 ballot, we are reaching out for a hand.
After living in Kenmore for 20-plus years, I am finding myself wondering, for the first time, if I should restock my freezer or will it just be a waste because the power will go out again.
I find it concerning that the pride of Bothell is getting tax money from high traffic pot shops and the proliferation of venues for alcohol consumption like McMenamins in the downtown area.
My wife and I read with disgust the opinion of Talijah Vaotogo. Having armed ourselves with facts not usually found in mainstream media these days, we quickly picked out the false narratives Vaotogo was pushing on his targeted audience – us.
Talijah Vaotogo of Bothell led in a letter, “If the world was blind, how many people would you impress.”
Paul Richards is retiring and closing his Bothell clothing store that has anchored downtown for decades.
I recently attended a town hall hosted by Congressman Rick Larsen (WA-2) to discuss important issues facing our country. As a cancer survivor I want Congress to do everything to help defeat cancer – not just in here, but around the world.
Military veterans receive some of the best medical training and experience available when serving our country.
I have been getting calls from an individual, located in vegas, [who] says I won PCH,and they wanted to give me, $10 million dollars. Upon further investigation, I found out this is not true but he said he needed me to give them $5,000 first… not true.
Have you ever had that moment when you were questioning whether somebody made a racist advance towards you?
Zombie cheerleaders invaded McMenamin’s Anderson School with a flash mob on Oct. 28.
I’m voting for Davina Duerr for Bothell City Council. When I compare the candidates side-by-side, it’s very clear she is the right choice at this point in time for Bothell. We need a demonstrated leader.
This election will directly affect Bothell’s future and voter turnout is at an all-time low.
Can we call what is happening in our democracy a crisis yet? In this August primary, only 22 percent of voters bothered to send in their ballots.
Every child is born with unlimited potential.
As Executive Director of LifeWire—Washington State’s largest comprehensive domestic violence service agency — I see it in the children who walk through our doors.
I’m voting for Davina Duerr for Bothell City Council. When I compare the candidates side-by-side, it’s very clear she is the right choice at this point in time for Bothell. We need a demonstrated leader.
Roz Gorc will be an amazing representative for all citizens on Bothell City Council. Citizens proudly support Roz who have heard her clear, independent message; understand her relentless commitment to public safety; and most importantly are not caught up in the empty rhetoric spewed by negative homeowners’ association members.
The Northshore School District’s Junior High Challenge Program is a self-select honors program in which students elect to work at a faster pace and are challenged with in-depth material. The district is planning to remove this highly regarded program despite more than 1,100 signatures of support on the Save Our Challenge petition.
I am writing to support Ken Smith and Berta Phillips for Northshore School Board.