Bear Axe will be one of the bands performing at Bothell’s Block Party and BrewFest. Photo courtesy of Cat Rose

Chamber and UW Bothell partner for Bothell Block Party and BrewFest

The event will host seven local bands, more than 40 breweries, cideries and wineries.

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Bothell study examines potentials of outsourcing municipal court services

Longtime municipal court could move elsewhere.

For the Love of Kenmore workshop set for April 29

There will be a photo contest for attendees to showcase what they love about the city.

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Kirkland’s Vortex Music Movies celebrates Record Store Day with local artists

Smuggling Croissants, Mister Blank, Ouija Boob, Floral Tattoo and other local artists performed at at the shop.

Raising the village: Accomplices wanted | Windows and Mirrors

The conversation around race on the Eastside continues.

Via video monitor, Terrence Miller, a retiree living in the Edmonds area, pleaded not guilty to the first-degree murder of Jody Loomis in 1972, during his arraignment at Snohomish County Courthouse on April 15 in Everett. Andy Bronson /staff photo

77-year-old suspect in 1972 homicide pleads not guilty

DNA led detectives to Terrence Miller, who is charged with killing Jody Loomis, 20, 47 years ago.

Students walk to classes at the UW Bothell campus on May 5, 2018 in Bothell. Andy Bronson/staff photo

UW Bothell sees unprecedented increase in applications

About 35 percent more incoming freshmen applied to attend the university this fall than last year.

Data privacy, facial recognition bill dies but drama lingers

Microsoft, Amazon and Comcast got invited to to help craft language but consumer groups did not.

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Police blotter for April 9-14.

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Bothell seniors are motivated to make the most of their final season

Cougars are thriving on 4A KingCo competition.

Preparing for safety: Making EvergreenHealth even more earthquake ready

In the event of a large-scale earthquake, EvergreenHealth is prepared to provide critical emergency health care services to those in the community and beyond.

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Scott Barden stands at the bottom of the massive pit of the landfill’s newly-built eighth section. Work on the new section has been underway for around two years. Aaron Kunkler/staff photo
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Committee proposes amendments to address King County trash dilemma

King County Council to vote on plan.

 

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Police blotter for April 2-7.

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PSE’s Harder to speak at Northshore Senior Center

The community outreach coordinator will provide information and answer questions about the company’s current environmental programs.

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King County forests are facing new challenges

Hot, dry summers are stressing native tree species in Western Washington.

 

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Bothell’s Country Village opened in 1981 and offers around 40 small businesses a place to operate. It was thought to be closing this month, but recently announced shops will remain open until June 1. Aaron Kunkler / Bothell-Kenmore Reporter

Country Village announces some shops will remain open until June

The well-loved village announced the two-month extension for certain businesses two days after its supposed closure.

 

Work crews construct the first floor of Kenmore’s newest downtown development, the Flyway. The building is adjacent to the Hangar, Kenmore’s community center, and will be a mixed retail and residential space.

Kenmore’s newest downtown development breaks ground

The Flyway broke ground last week and aims to complete construction by February 2020.

 

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