What a difference a month or so can make.
In mid-November, the Snohomish County Council was just beginning to consider tougher laws aimed at so-called bikini espresso stands.
Adopted in early December, new rules take effect Jan. 7, though they will be enforceable only in unincorporated Snohomish and, according to county officials, treat bikini stands somewhat like adult businesses.
Jenn Dazey, naturopathic doctor at Bastyr University, will discuss “The Therapeutic Benefits of Indoor Plants” from 10-11 a.m. Jan. 9…
Men and women age 55 or older who have made New Year’s resolutions to improve or sustain their fitness levels can join the Enhance Fitness Program in Kenmore.
The University of Washington, Bothell will host its seventh annual Nursing Career Advancement Day Fair from 11 a.m to 1 p.m. Jan. 19.
Representatives of more than 20 Washington state health-care employers and educational institutions will be available at the fair to discuss nursing career and educational opportunities with attendees.
The University of Washington, Bothell’s Dr. Julie Shayne, lecturer in the Center for University Studies and Programs and the Interdisciplinary Arts and Sciences program, released her new book, “They Used to Call Us Witches: Chilean Exiles, Culture and Feminism,” Dec. 28.
A police blotter item in the Dec. 23 edition of the Reporter inadvertently listed the approximate address of the victim…
Julie Brockmeyer said there was a time not all that long ago when son Jason, 5, wouldn’t sit still long enough to play with toys.
“I couldn’t even get him to color,” Brockmeyer said, adding her son, who is dealing with some developmental challenges, simply had a hard time focusing.
With a kick-off on Nov. 22, the Bothell Community Kitchen became a reality.
Never heard of it? Co-founder Laura Dooley likely would not be surprised.
Snow. Kenmore recognized as one of the best places to live by national and local magazines. The first murder in Bothell in many years. New digs for Kenmore City Hall. Changes at the Northshore School District. Bothell’s centennial celebration. All these happenings and a few more were among the local news highlights during the last year of the decade.
Students at Cascadia Community College recently took part in an interactive cultural exchange with students in the United Arab Emirates and Japan.
Bothell firefighters recognize the difficulties local families are facing this year and they decided to reach into their own pockets…
The application process for United Way of Snohomish County grants is open. Grants will be awarded for three years: July…
The University of Washington, Bothell’s Kanta Kochhar-Lindgren, associate professor in the Interdisciplinary Arts and Science Program, recently served as the American cultural envoy to Karachi, Pakistan.
The Kenmore City Council is seeking dedicated Kenmore citizens who are interested in serving on the Planning Commission or Downtown…
Gary Fruhling has been busier than one of Santa’s elves.
On Sunday, a local tree company contacted the owner of Bothell’s Fruhling Sand and Topsoil and said it had over-bought this Christmas season.
The Northshore Rotary Club held its 20th annual Santa Breakfast Dec. 12, where students from the Northshore School District were…
BOTHELL Dec. 14 Theft from vehicle Police say a navigation system, CDs, a handicapped parking placard and personal items were…
Like so many at this holiday time, I look for inspiration to carry me into the new decade. This year, that inspiration comes from the incomparable Bernadette Bascom and the effect her talent and verve have had on her 150 or so “kids” of the music project at our school district’s Secondary Academy for Success (SAS).