Welcome back to state, Eagles.
Cedar Park Christian defeated Cascade Christian, 42-38, Thursday night at Mountlake Terrace High in the second round of 1A tri-districts and qualified for the state tournament for the first time in six years March 3-6 at the Yakima Sun Dome.
Tony Carillo, Ramona Koop and Debbie Saknit of Bothell recently completed homeland-security training at the Center for Domestic Preparedness (CDP) in Anniston, Ala.
Gladys S. Yarnell, former Northshore School District employee, died Feb. 16, 2010, at St. Joseph’s Hospital in Chewelah. She was…
With community and sponsor participation, the annual Light a Fire for Learning Luncheon presented by the Northshore Schools Foundation hopes to raise more than $75,000 this year. The foundation is seeking corporate sponsorships to contribute financially to the event set for May 25 at the Lynnwood Convention Center.
Cascadia Community College and Bismarck State College in North Dakota recently signed an articulation agreement that provides an opportunity for students in Cascadia’s environmental technologies and sustainable practices program to easily pursue a bachelor’s degree at Bismarck. This partnership helps meet a need in the energy industry for qualified supervisors and managers by preparing graduates for leadership positions.
The Canyon Park Junior High 70-voice symphonic choir has been selected to sing in concert with the professional Seattle orchestra, Philharmonia Northwest.
The Bothell High Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) will hold a “March for Babies” 1.43-mile walk from 1-4 p.m….
What finally motivated company officials is not clear, but as the target of a lawsuit alleging environmental violations, Kenmore’s Waterfront Construction, Inc. is set to close and leave the city by June 30 according to the environmentalist group that helped file the lawsuit.
When a magnitude 7.0 earthquake devastated the island nation of Haiti, one of the many who rushed to help was the daughter of a Bothell woman who became part of the effort to transport medical supplies and food and water to the region.
Today is the inaugural “Bastyr University Day” at the Washington State Capitol in Olympia.
According to university spokesperson Jordan Lindstrom, the event is intended both to recognize Bastyr as a leading academic institution for natural health arts and sciences education and to raise awareness of the school’s role in educating future heath-care leaders.
Bothell police looking for help in finding sexual assault suspect
King County Executive Dow Constantine on Feb. 18 announced a change in one of the contractors running the sometimes problematic drilling machines completing the boring needed for the Brightwater sewer project.
Six months after a pit bull allegedly attacked and killed another dog in a Bothell neighborhood, Bothell City Council is once more debating tightening its rules regarding vicious dogs.
Votes weren’t made official until after the deadline for this issue, but Northshore School District leaders are not wasting any time in acting on the apparent voter approval of a $149 million bond sale.
The vote count continues to run in favor of the King County Library System (KCLS) and its proposed levy lid lift.
Two men face possible charges, including one felony count of indecent liberties, after a woman reportedly was attacked late Feb. 5 on Main Street in Bothell.
BOTHELL Feb. 16 Vehicle theft A 2006 Ford Econoline van was stolen from a parking lot in the 2200 block…
It’s a little after 5 p.m., and joining the rush hour with my husband, Don, and me, are hundreds, make that thousands, of crows flying overhead. We were driving west on 228th Street Southeast in Bothell when we spotted them. It appears they’ve come from Mill Creek, but where are they going?
The scene — eerily similar to one from Alfred Hitchcock’s film “The Birds” — has repeated itself several times a week for at least the last several months.