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Kenmore approves 2020 state legislative agenda
The 2020 legislative session is set for Jan. 13.
Opinion
Mental health: One size does not fit all | Windows and Mirrors
The challenges of providing mental health services for communities of color.
Life
Take what you need, leave what you can; Little Free Pantry comes to Kenmore
Northlake Lutheran Church opens a community pantry.
News
Moen named new top cop in Kenmore
Outgoing police chief Peter Horvath has been promoted to a captain position in the King County Sheriff’s Office.
News
Brother suspected of killing half-sister from Kirkland-Kenmore area
David Haggard’s bail set at $2 million, for murder of half-sister Jamie Haggard.
News
Bothell firefighter honored with funeral procession last week
About 50 police department vehicles and 29 fire department apparatus encompassed the motorcade.
News
Kenmore updated on proposed regional homelessness authority
The council ultimately didn’t support or oppose the prospective jurisdiction.
Life
Bothell nonprofit needs sponsors for adopt a family program
Babies of Homelessness hopes to deliver toys to more than 300 families this holiday.
News
Bothell-area man donates land worth $1.5 million to county
Jim Corcoran has lived on the property since 1986. Now, it will be preserved forever as a park.
News
Gains made on West Sammamish Bridge remodel following year-long delay
Bids on the project will be coming in November.
News
Lime’s e-scooters to remain in Bothell until early 2020
Bothell City Council recently approved a pilot program extension.
Life
Kenmore pops up with history
Kenmore Heritage Society will host its first pop-up museum Oct. 20.
News
Kenmore council weighs options for boathouse project
The boathouse is slated to open in late summer, early fall 2020.
Life
‘He did so much for everybody’: Remembering Bothell firefighter Kirk Robinson
Robinson, remembered by loved ones as a selfless and genuinely kind person, died on Oct. 4.
News
Sheriff: Fired deputy broke policy in Bothell shooting
The Snohomish County sheriff wrote there was no significant threat when deputy Art Wallin killed Nickolas Peters.
News
Bothell council candidates talk housing, sustainability and more at forum
The event was held at the Northshore Senior Center last Monday.
News
Deputy loses job, a year after fatal shooting of Edmonds man
Art Wallin is no longer a Snohomish County sheriff’s deputy. He’d been on paid leave since October 2018.
News
Brown retires from Sound Publishing
He has worked at Sound Publishing for almost 20 years in various positions.
Life
The haunting of Hell House continues
Inside the sequel to “The Bothell Hell House: Poltergeist of Washington State.”