It has been brought to my attention that my signs have very recently been removed from parts of the Woodinville area, including signs that were on private property. Interestingly, I have been informed that my opponent’s signs remain untouched.
Yesterday, Sept. 2, was the first day of school for Northshore School District. I was walking to get my three children from Woodmoor Elementary around 3:20 p.m., as I do every school day.
The last few days have been trying for many in our region: loss of life and property due to the Great Windstorm of 2015 puts everything into perspective. Hats off to the workers in the field who, like the clients they serve, made do with less-than-ideal circumstances.
RIP: Mia Roma 1973-2015. As of Sunday night, the doors closed forever at Mia Roma in Kenmore. The owner abruptly sold the business to a group of investors to eventually make it an upscale restaurant-nightclub. It will reopen some day with a new name. A new chapter for Kenmore.
I have known John Hammond as a co-worker for more than three years.
The story about the strange behavior of the Hispanic burglar might have made more sense if the reporter had asked and then made clear whether Naranjo-Meija was an illegal immigrant.
Roz [Gorc] has lived in Bothell her entire life and attended council meetings as a young girl with her father because she has always cared so much about this community.
After having questioning the candidates for Northshore School Board and determining their position on the issue of later start times, the endorsement committee representing Parent Advocates for a Late Start (PALS) is endorsing Ken Smith, candidate for Northshore School Board position 2.
Since January, I have attended numerous community meetings where the future of the Wayne Golf Course land was the major topic.
Andy has proven himself to be a councilmember who thoroughly considers all points of view in his decision making.
The next four years will be a time of great change within the Northshore School District and the School Board Directors we elect will have great influence on how those changes impact our kids. There is a primary on Aug. 4 for one of the director seats.
I am a resident of Bothell, having lived here for the last 25 years, and I’ve noticed changes in the last five years that are undesirable.
I attended city council candidate John Lee’s town hall meeting “Build A Better Bothell” which had close to 40 in attendance including Chairman of Bothell Planning Commission Steve Booth and candidates Roz Gorc and Tim Ottersburg.
I Write to endorse candidate John Lee for City Council of Bothell.
My name is Aspen Brooks, and I graduated from Bothell High School this year. My junior year, Bothell had an exchange student who played on the volleyball team, Lavinia Mazzanti.
As a 20-year resident and a citizen living in the fastest growing part of Bothell, I’m happy to endorse Tim Ottersburg for Bothell City Council.
Like many neighborhoods, north Bothell is struggling with traffic and finding the right balance between development and open space.
I recommend John Lee for Bothell City Council. John has the experience to lead people and get thing done.
This year there [has] been some discussion about potential ethics violations regarding the Bothell City Council.
As a citizen of Bothell for many years, I would like to endorse John Lee for our city council.