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.”
News
Coming down to the wire: Student MMR vaccine deadline approaches
Students have limited time to show compliance with new MMR vaccination law before being barred from school.
News
‘It’s the heart of the community’: Northshore Senior Center seeking levy support for repairs
The levy will be voted on by the public in November.
News
Kenmore updates outdated false alarm code
The original code section established a registration process that hasn’t been used in years.
News
Duerr and Palermo seek Pos. 6 on Bothell City Council
The candidates respond to key city concerns.
News
Northshore cyber attack effects continue
The district’s phone system operational; food services and StudentVue/ParentVue are still down.
News
Pos. 2 candidates continue campaign for Bothell City Council
The candidates discuss high-priority issues in Bothell.
News
McNeal and Seymour seek Pos. 4 on the Bothell City Council
McNeal, the incumbent, discusses his plans for the city.
News
Ponto and Quint named new trustees at Cascadia College
Appointees will join the school’s five-person board.
Opinion
KCLS explores the artificial intelligence frontier
The library system will look at the feasibility of an AI application for library users.
News
Kenmore City Council candidates vie for Pos. 7
Van Sperry and Corina Pfeil answer questions from the Reporter.
News
O’Cain and Greathouse face off for Kenmore council Pos. 1
The candidates address affordable housing, transportation and community character.
News
Kenmore council adopts ordinance supporting affordable housing
The ordinance works with the recently passed substitute house bill 1406.