BOTHELL Jan. 25 Residential burglary Police didn’t release many details, but they arrested a male juvenile, charged with burglary, after…
It may have been Madelynn Weathers’ birthday, but she was the one doling out the presents.
In lieu of gifts for the Woodin Elementary fifth-grader, the 11-year-old asked her friends to donate money to the Haitian earthquake relief efforts through her dad’s Northshore Rotary Club.
Optimism seems to be the key word coming from those supporting three Northshore School District funding issues all on the ballot of the all-mail election currently under way.
If voters don’t approve a levy lid lift benefitting the King County Library System (KCLS), a spokesperson said the system could be looking at “across the board” operating cuts of 10 to 15 percent in 2011.
Though he contends there well may be reasons to keep the project alive, Kenmore City Manager Frederick Stouder said local officials are looking to possibly revamp aging plans for the large-scale LakePointe mixed-use development proposal, stuck in neutral for more than a decade.
In the aftermath of the earthquake in Haiti, the Woodinville Montessori School community — with campuses in Bothell and Woodinville…
After an undercover Kenmore detective responded to an Internet advertisement, police ended up arresting a woman, 21, for prostitution. The…
Arrowhead Elementary School and Missoula Children’s Theatre will be presenting “The Amazing Adventures of Robinson Crusoe” at 3 p.m. and…
Bothell’s Edite Forman took 10th overall and tied for second with her Bellevue College team in the novice debate division…
Let the speaking and debating begin.
On Feb. 18-20, about 179 students will convene to test their communication skills at the Puget Sound Speech and Debate qualifier at CrossPointe Church in Bothell.
With his 6-foot-7 frame, Krist Novoselic towered over the Northshore Rotary Club members last Thursday during their meeting at the Inglewood Country Club in Kenmore.
Bothell native and U.S. Senator Patty Murray (D-WA) and U.S Secretary of Labor Hilda Solis announced that the Washington State Workforce Training and Education Coordinating Board will be receiving $5,973,635 to train Washington state workers in high-demand occupations needed for energy efficiency in commercial and public buildings.
The Sno-King School Retirees are again offering four scholarships open to graduating seniors of the Northshore, Edmonds and Shoreline school districts who are planning a career in education.
At the Jan. 19 meeting of the Northshore Fire Department Board of Commissioners, K.C. McCoy and John Hougland, representatives from American Medical Response (AMR), donated $2,148 to the Northshore Fire Foundation.
The University of Washington, Bothell’s Writing for Their Lives literary series continues in February with authors Carol Rambo, Chris Cheek and Bill Berkson.
King County voters have begun mailing their ballots in and are, in fact, beating the Elections Department estimates for projected daily returns. As of today, more than 120,000 ballots have been mailed back to Elections — about 10,000 more than anticipated by this date.
King County voters have begun mailing their ballots in and are, in fact, beating the Elections Department estimates for projected daily returns. As of today, more than 120,000 ballots have been mailed back to Elections — about 10,000 more than anticipated by this date.
Evergreen Hospital Medical Center has been ranked among the nation’s top five percent of hospitals according to an independent study…
The Metropolitan King County Council unanimously elected Bob Ferguson as council chair for 2010, with Jane Hague as vice chair…