City Manager Rob Karlinsey delivered his State of the City of Kenmore address to members of the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce and other attendees… Continue reading
On Inauguration Day for the nation’s new president, recently re-elected Washington Gov. Jay Inslee talked with Sound Publishing reporters and editors from Kirkland, Bothell, Mercer… Continue reading
Grant funding for the Washington Department of Ecology’s Clean Water State Revolving Fund is not in danger after President Donald Trump has frozen the U.S.… Continue reading
Sara Solum Hayashi, a long-time volunteer and advocate of a wide range of arts programs, has been named winner of the Kenmore Heritage Society’s annual… Continue reading
Bastyr University celebrated the 21st century updates to its library with a reception on Jan. 19. Space was cleared out in the main area of… Continue reading
Business and property owners from Main Street gathered at Bothell City Hall on Jan. 11 to hear the latest updates on the Main Street enhancement… Continue reading
Editor’s Note: The Reporter spoke with these two homeless men on the condition that we would not use their last names. This is the first… Continue reading
The City of Kenmore is hosting an open house to get residents’ input on the West Sammamish River Bridge replacement project. The bridge, built in… Continue reading
In the last few months, several organizations have formed in the Bothell-Kenmore region to promote the acceptance, safety and inclusion of marginalized people, from immigrants… Continue reading
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission will meet on Jan. 26 to hear a report on the current status of the St. Edward State… Continue reading
Congresswoman Suzan DelBene was joined by Kenmore Mayor David Baker to volunteer at the St. Vincent de Paul Thrift Store in Kenmore to mark this… Continue reading
Bothell resident Yuna Shin’s “insatiable passion” for STEM (science, technology, engineering and math) is evident in most of her interests and extra-curricular activities. For starters,… Continue reading
For Kirkland henna artist Sarah Walters, giving back is not just something she does for the holidays. “I think it’s important for everyone to give… Continue reading
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission unanimously approved a motion directing State Parks Director Don Hoch to sign the McDonald property exchange and 62-year… Continue reading
More than 100 people signed up to share their opinions on the future of the St. Edward Seminary building at a public hearing held Jan.… Continue reading
Around 2004, automobile theft was on the rise in Redmond and throughout the Puget Sound region. Cmdr. Shari Francois with the Redmond Police Department (RPD)… Continue reading
The City of Kenmore is taking a firm stance on not allowing additional work on the State Route 520 bridge project to be done within… Continue reading
Kenmore City Clerk Patty Safrin retired at the end of 2016, after four and a half years in the position and 11 years total as… Continue reading
Striving for balance in preserving the environment and making sure property owners aren’t too constricted by the city’s zoning codes, the Bothell City Council, at… Continue reading
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission will have not one but two special meetings in January to discuss the future of the Seminary Building… Continue reading
