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Inglemoor students earn 11 first-place wins at FBLA regional conference
Inglemoor High School took 86 students to the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) West Central Winter Regional…
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Former Bothell teacher’s aide investigated for inappropriate behavior
An educational assistant at a Bothell junior high school has resigned after learning he was under investigation for…
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Snohomish County names new Human Services director
Snohomish County Human Services has a new director. Following a national search earlier this year, Mary Jane Brell…
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Inglemoor defense stout against Monroe, Vikings advance to state | Prep girls basketball
The Inglemoor High School girls basketball team is ranked No. 2 in the state at the 4A level.…
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Bothell advances to state with win against Snohomish | Prep girls basketball
The Bothell High School girls basketball team advanced to state with a 45-39 victory against Snohomish on Saturday…
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Northshore’s Secondary Academy for Success recognized for water conservation and pollution prevention
More than 200 schools from 33 cities throughout King County are reducing waste and recycling, conserving resources, and…
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Bothell sued over woman’s death after high-speed police chase
The decisions that led to a deadly police chase in 2013 are under scrutiny in a wrongful death…
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Snohomish Education Foundation Awards nearly $75,000 in Classroom Grants
The Snohomish Education Foundation (SEF) awarded 111 classroom grants totaling nearly $75,000 for 2015. $69,000 of the funding…
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Chevron’s Fuel Your School program benefits 67,881 students in King County
Chevron U.S.A. Inc. announced that the 2014 Fuel Your School program, which launched for the first time this…
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Beyond McCleary: Education opportunity — equal but unequal?
Advocates for minority and low-income students are urging legislators to take a closer look at the state’s McCleary…
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Help with heating bills still available through Hopelink
Despite the early spring weather, February is considered too early to assume we don't still have to turn…
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Statewide survey: STEM education improves opportunities for students and the economy
Ninety-four percent of Washington voters believe every child should have access to a high quality science, technology, engineering…
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Faith leaders: Treat vandalism at Hindu temple as hate crimes
Local faith leaders called on law enforcement to treat recent vandalism in Bothell as hate crimes targeting Muslims.
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Dembowski helps introduce legislation establishing paid parental leave for county employees
Metropolitan King County Councilmembers introduced legislation on Feb. 26 that would guarantee working moms and dads employed by…
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FBLA students advance to State Business Leadership Conference from Bothell and Kenmore
Congratulations to the Bothell and Inglemoor high school students who won 85 awards at the FBLA (Future Business…
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Inglemoor relay team wins two state titles
Inglemoor swimmers Fisher Munro, Reid Anderson, Alex Crotteau and Seth Burrell won the 200 yard medley relay and…
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Motion for new counsel and judge denied in Bothell murder case
Last week, Bothell resident Alan Smith requested new council and a new judge to render his sentence following…
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State Senate votes to develop new geologic hazards map
The state Senate voted unanimously Wednesday for a bill requested by Commissioner of Public Lands Peter Goldmark to…
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Donald Brockway, Jr. posthumously receives 2014 EvergreenHealth Community Service Award
The EvergreenHealth Board of Commissioners recently awarded Donald C. “Chuck” Brockway, Jr., with its annual Community Service Award,…
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Bothell resident Chou serves as page in Olympia
Lynn Chou of Bothell served as a page in the Washington State Senate during the week of Feb.…