News
Construction starts Thursday on 228th Street Southeast
Work crews begin short-term construction at 7:30 a.m. and need good weather to finish by Feb. 8.
Letters to the Editor
Fraudster-in-Chief | Letter
In October 2016, a neighbor explained to me he was supporting then-presidential-candidate Donald Trump because Trump was a…
Life
Motivation springs us to action
Progress doesn’t come overnight and maintaining health is almost always hard work.
News
One suspect detained after construction site trespass in Bothell
Bothell Police still investigating motive for incident.
Life
Kenmore mails parks and recreation surveys to some homes
The last Parks, Recreation and Open Space Plan was adopted in 2013 and it is typically updated every…
Opinion
Time for the state to invest in higher education | Guest editorial
Lack of funding of higher education has created a situation that is unsustainable.
Life
Cotton to speak at next Pub Night Talks event at McMenamins
He will discuss Frederick Law Olmsted’s legacy of including green spaces in urban planning.
News
Kenmore council names new plannning commissioners
The commission will have its first student member.
Sports
Hekker, Rams headed to Super Bowl
Bothell’s Johnny Hekker is headed to the Super Bowl with the Los Angeles Rams.
Life
Bothell offers insight on rainy season streams and gardening
Locals can learn how to prepare their garden for spring and offer input on future workshops.
Letters to the Editor
Country Village is a wonderful place | Letter
Is anyone still outraged by the soon-to-be destruction of Country Village?
Letters to the Editor
Thank you Rep. DelBene | Letter
The Building Our Largest Dementia (BOLD) Infrastructure for Alzheimer’s Act has just been signed into law and I…
News
Police respond to PetSmart unauthorized purchase | Police Blotter
The police blotter for Dec. 25-27.
News
Lawmakers propose new strategy after voters nix carbon tax
Their approach is similar to Inslee’s climate package, which proposed a wide range of environmental policies.
Business
Downtown Bothell cafes offer more than just coffee
From live music to gaming, offer entertainment as well as a caffeine fix.
Life
Snohomish County accepting applications for culture and arts grants
Applications are due by Jan. 15.
Business
Northshore Fire job fair set for Jan. 30
More than 30 employers will be onsite for the event.
Life
United Way offering free tax help on UW Bothell, Cascadia campus
The service will be available twice a week through April 16.
Life
Adman to speak at Northshore Senior Center on local water systems
The president of the Sno-King Watershed Council will speak on how they are monitoring the area’s water systems.