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Treating exotic animals just right in Bothell
As Adolf Maas glides from room to room of his 7,000-square-foot, state-of-the-art Center for Bird & Exotic Animal…
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Kenmore set to open the book on its new library on Saturday
It's taken about 6 1/2 years from inception to completion — and some snags along the way —…
News
Newborn Safety Act signs are a go
Just one is worth it. That’s what a Bothell trio lists as its motto and hopes to achieve…
Life
Star power: musician and her band kick off Kenmore concert series
Still not fully awake in her Seattle abode, Star Anna answers the phone as her dog barks in…
News
Anthony is sure to have a grand time on July 4 | Bothell Grand Parade
It’s a family thing, a community gathering when Pete Anthony is involved. So, when members of the Bothell…
News
Bothell teen writers snag top honors in contest
When there are no rules, writers can really open themselves up and craft a memorable poem or story,…
News
39-year-old man found dead in car in Bothell’s Fred Meyer parking lot
Several hours after completing his 8:30 a.m. company service job on Tuesday, a 39-year-old man was found dead…
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Armenta no longer running for Bothell City Council Position 2 | Elections
A city of Bothell Aug. 16 primary election for Position 2 is no more as Jennifer Armenta is…
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Bothell LiveARTS Festival set to draw crowds June 25-26
It’s all about color, says Craig Davis, when discussing the upcoming Bothell 2011 LiveARTS Festival. Last year, about…
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Graduation day finally arrives: Bothell’s Freys live through disabilities, celebrate with classmates
Barry Frey cruises across the family living room in Bothell, points at a photo collage and beams with…
Life
Inglemoor High’s Christensen is in tune with music success
Ted Christensen swings his arms lightly, then a little stronger while sporting a serious face as he leads…
News
Bothell business owner faces hard times during road project
As Mario Reyes looks out the window of his Los Reyes Mexican grocery store on Bothell Way Northeast,…
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Inch: SAS grad off to a running start | Graduate profiles
Brian Inch enjoys computers, history and woodworking. And knitting. The Bothell Secondary Academy for Success (SAS) senior learned…
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Duffy: maximum effort at Cedar Park | Graduate profiles
When Jenna-Jo Duffy commits to something, she’s going to put in a quality effort. From the drama-department actors…
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Lacys: Bothell High’s ‘twin powers’ | Graduate profiles
A few weeks ago, while sitting in the Bothell High courtyard after school, senior Brianna Lacy burst out…
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Bothell’s Judge Gehlsen: From mock trials in grade school to the real deal
Shelton View Elementary kids were in the courtroom recently on Law Day, and Bothell judge Michelle Gehlsen could…
Life
Former Inglemoor High actor shines in ‘Hamlet’
In Act III, Scene I of William Shakespeare's "Hamlet," the lead character famously notes: "To be, or not…
News
Bothell citizens participate in meetings focused on new city-center campus
The sign outside the current Bothell City Hall says, “It’s Your City Hall!” On a recent day, several…
News
FIGHTING CANCER: One Bothell medicine at a time
Some people are — literally and figuratively — working on a higher plane in Bothell. To reach Seattle…
Opinion
Giving thanks and embracing the arts/ Editor’s Notebook
Kelly Clark’s appreciation for those who help others is never-ending. Three years ago yesterday, the Bothell resident was…