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Making campus-community connections: UW-Bothell and Cascadia officials speak at chamber meeting
There’s not only a monetary connection — $170 million annually — but a community and academic partnership that…
News
It’s a mixed bag: Lots of progress, plenty of noise at Bothell Safeway work site
It’s progress. That’s how Bothell residents Mike Nelson and John Roberts see it as they stand in their…
News
Kenmore Library construction moving along, and it’s drawing mixed reviews
People either love it or hate it, says Joni Munro. The manager of Maser’s Grooming and Pet Boutique…
News
Sunday is Mother’s Day: they earned it, and these local moms share their stories
She couldn’t help it. Davina Duerr’s emotions got the best of her on a recent day at the…
News
In Meg’s honor: daughter Janie, pals team up for Relay for Life
When Meg Reid died of lymphoma in January, her daughter, Janie, couldn’t have asked for a stronger, more…
News
Osama bin Laden’s death: Sen. Murray, Rep. Inslee, UW-Bothell and Cascadia Community College students’ reactions
President Barack Obama noted that, "We can all agree this is a good day for America," yesterday at…
News
Huge donation: Chateau Retirement residents, employees hand off more than $10,000 to Red Cross for Japan relief efforts
When Bothell Chateau Retirement residents gather for their regular discussion group, five-year resident Ray Gould said the topics…
News
Bothell man suspected of illegal activity at Seattle Genetics jumps to death in New Jersey
Zizhong (James) Fan, a former Seattle Genetics employee who was suspected of leaking insider information on clinical trials…
News
Councilmembers, potential Bothell residents speak out about annexation
William Wood is all for being annexed into Bothell. Brynn Westman’s not sure yet. As he admired his…
Life
Eco-friendly locals are King County Earth Heroes at School
Bailey Moritz recently spent some time looking at colleges in Vermont and Maine, searching for a school with…
Opinion
After 86 years in Bothell, Hopkins Nursery is closing its doors/ Editor’s Notebook
Before Monday afternoon, the last time I visited Phyllis Hopkins at her nursery on 100th Avenue Northeast in…
News
Healthy Kids Day, April 16: Staying active is a way of life for kids
Charlie Barringer remembers when he was 5 or so, playing baseball in the back yard with his dad.…
News
Bothell’s kid: Brar scores acting success with ‘Diary of a Wimpy Kid’ films
Karan Brar smiles wide as he races to the front door of his family’s Bothell home, hair flopping…
News
High prices are digging into people’s budgets — How local residents, businesses are dealing with tough economy
Michael Christopher first points at his Toyota RAV 4 sport utility vehicle, and then swivels his body around…
News
Kenmore artist teams up with Mr. Yuk for winning poster
Mr. Yuk has a crucial message for kids, and so does Kenmore’s Shelby Cole. With her catchy slogan…
News
Bothell’s Dr. Ellenbogen bonds with pets, owners during home visits
As she looks at a framed photo of her dog Max, a Rottweiler/Labrador mix, Anna Neumann gently touches…
News
Chamberlin’s Team Pineapple is ready to roll
Roxanne Hamilton is a proud member of Team Pineapple and an even bigger devotee of longtime friend Cara…
Business
The only things certain in life for Sky are skating and taxes
As professional skateboarder Sky Siljeg started earning money at contests and on tours, his mom, Pam Miller, knew…
News
Chamber meeting turns into serious discussion on how 520 bridge tolling could affect 522 traffic
Many local business owners and residents had questions, and some shook their heads in confusion. With Washington State…
Life
How does someone make it to 100 years and beyond? Exercise, says Kasper
John Kasper looked at a friend and said, “Try to think positive if you want to survive.” After…