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A face full of pie at RiverFest
Billed as “Family Fun and Then Some,” Bothell’s 10th annual RiverFest end-of-summer celebration in downtown Bothell between Main…
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Lending a helping hand during Community Serve Day
Brendan Moeller does some painting at Lockwood Elementary last Saturday during the second annual Community Serve Day, organized…
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Kenmore pancake gathering on tap Sept. 11
The Kenmore Community Club will be holding its annual all-you-can-eat-pancakes event from 8-11 a.m. Sept. 11 at 7304…
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McField receives Western Washington University scholarship
Western Washington University student Samantha McField of Bothell received the 2010-2011 Oscar Olson Arts Scholarship. The $1,500 scholarship…
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UW-Bothell/Cascadia receives $745,000 from the Washington Department of Commerce as part of the State Jobs Act for energy savings in public schools
The Washington Department of Commerce awarded the University of Washington, Bothell and Cascadia Community College $745,000 as part…
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PSE reps to discuss energy safety and more at Home Depot on Saturday
Puget Sound Energy (PSE) will host an informational event from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Aug. 28 at…
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Rosie the stolen cow returns to Country Village
Rosie the cow is grazing once more at Susan’s Sweets in Country Village. According to the Bothell shopping…
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POLICE BLOTTER
BOTHELL Aug. 15 Vehicle theft A 1994 Accura Integra was stolen from a residence in the 600 block…
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New school year means new home for Secondary Academy for Success students
As she has in the past, Secondary Academy for Success (SAS) Principal Holly Call talked about creating “a…
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Bothell, chamber plan first Senior Citizens Day
For the first time, the city of Bothell and the Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce will come together…
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Your Community Picnic is set for Sept. 12
The Greater Bothell Chamber of Commerce will hold Your Community Picnic from noon to 3 p.m. Sept. 12…
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Clarification
An Aug. 4 Reporter story titled “For local shorelines, how high is too high?” stated certain property owners…
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Gov. Gregoire needs to make tough cuts, not poll people for ideas
Let me see if I understand the circumstances of our state’s fiscal crisis. Thanks in no small part…
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State, Kenmore say Wald pool future still on hold
In this case, no news is probably not good news, especially for those still hoping to someday again…
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Family fun is on tap at this Sunday’s RiverFest
Billed as “Family Fun and Then Some,” Bothell’s 10th annual RiverFest end-of-summer celebration is set for 10 a.m.…
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Northshore School District supplemental levy is passing
Officials expressed gratitude at the passage and said they weren’t surprised by the thin margin of victory apparently…
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Wine Walk, a benefit for the Northshore Performing Arts Center, will feature Ancient Sounds
Ancient Sounds, a group of musicians that play ancient woodwind instruments interwoven with modern-world instruments, percussion and vocals,…
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UW-Bothell debuts new Leadership Development for Educators Program
This fall, the University of Washington, Bothell will debut its Leadership Development for Educators Program (LEDE), which will…
Letters to the Editor
Funding for cancer research saves lives
I am a four-year breast-cancer survivor and I am alive today because of breakthroughs in research. Scientific research…
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Story-time writer: Give teachers a break
I must take exception to David Barbe’s letter in the Aug. 20 edition. Although humorous, having lived here…