Life
Eight new inductees join the Northshore Wall of Honor
The Wall of Honor recognizes the achievement of Northshore School District alumni, staff, and volunteers.
News
Kenmore discusses Saint Edward ball field renovations
The state Parks and Recreation Commission is beginning the EIS process for the proposed project.
News
Two Bothell Boy Scouts earn Eagle Scout rank
Cameron and Bryce Devine of Troop 61 are receiving their Eagle Scout rank on Aug. 16.
News
NSD updates network connections over summer
This modernization project is made possible by the approval of the 2018 bond.
Life
Bothell pop-up dog park potentially extending its stay
Bothell Landing’s temporary dog park’s end date is being reconsidered.
News
Candidate funding for Northshore city races
Bothell and Kenmore each have four city council positions up for election this November.
Opinion
Remembering to be proud | Windows and Mirrors
“The Art of Alzheimer’s” features work by artists who have Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia.
Life
Sustainamania arrives at Bothell City Hall this week
The annual function provides tips on how to sustainably live effectively.
News
King County’s Prop. 1 parks levy is passing
Initial results from the Aug. 6 primary King County Council races are also in.
News
Duerr, Palermo leading in Bothell primary
Results include voters from both King and Snohomish counties.
Life
Annual Imagine Scholar Yard Sale event comes to Kenmore Aug. 15
The two-day event will take place in the Northlake Lutheran Church parking lot.
News
EvergreenHealth’s Prop. 1 appears to be failing, preliminary primary results show
Money would be used for upgrades.
News
DelBene announces ‘Suzan Shows Up’ tour this month
The congresswoman will host four town halls while crisscrossing region to highlight key issues facing constituents.
Opinion
Publisher’s decision to limit eBook access is bad news for library patrons
What’s at stake is the issue of digital equity and access.
News
Strange card arrives at city finance office, has slave trade sticker and $3 | Police Blotter
Police blotter for July 9-15.
News
Port of Seattle grants fund economic development across Eastside
This year, Port of Seattle funding supports economic development projects in Eastside cities.
News
Students to study crows through UW Bothell summer camp
Pacific Science Center and UW Bothell partner for new crow-focused summer camp.
News
Bothell revamps utility billing process for customers, offers online payments
The city upgrades utility billing services for all customers.
News
Historic Country Village homes being offered to anyone who can move them from the property
Historic homes from the early 1900s are being offered up for potential relocation.