INTERFAITH EVENT ON TAP
Members of the Kenmore Heritage Society will present the McMaster Heritage Award, named after the Scotsman who founded Kenmore in 1901, to David Maehren March 4 at the Kenmore Community Club, 7304 N.E. 175th St.
Why are Mortimer Brewster’s two kindly aunts poisoning their elderly borders? And why does Mortimer’s uncle think he’s Teddy Roosevelt? Find out in Inglemoor High’s production of “Arsenic and Old Lace,” a wickedly funny black comedy performed at 7 p.m. Feb. 27, 28 and March 5, 6 and 7 in the IHS Little Theatre at 15500 Simonds Road, Kenmore.
Responding to a request from the developer, Kenmore City Council essentially has put on hold the proposed Kenmore Village project until at least June.
By an unanimous vote, Bothell City Council on Feb. 17 acted to move forward with the $20.6 million, 18-acre purchase of Northshore School District property just west of State Route 527.
Having advertised possible deficits of up to $8.5 million in coming years, the Northshore School District wanted to know what its employees, administrators and the community at-large believe should be the priorities if and when the budget axe needs to fall.
Feb. 25 may turn out to be a key date in the history of the Carole Anne Wald Memorial Pool and Gymnasium in Kenmore’s St. Edward State Park.
CONCORDIA CHOIR SET TO PLAY FEB. 23 The Concordia Choir from Concordia College, Moorhead, Minn., will present a concert at…
With already a couple of major goals on the table, a group calling itself Sustainable Bothell attracted more than a dozen people to its first meeting Feb. 12.
In this time of declining education resources, community members are invited to share their positive ideas about how to sustain the high quality education for which Northshore schools are known. Table discussions and technology will enable all to participate and provide input. All of the workshops will be similar and people can attend at any of the three locations. Each workshop will be from 7-9 p.m. in the school cafeteria:
For his students, teacher Terry Ley said the most surprising part of the class is the month they spend running the finances of their own homes, paying the bills and so on.
As drivers may have noticed by now, Snohomish County Public Works has shut down Swamp Creek Bridge No. 505 on Lockwood Road at the King County-Snohomish County border.
Drivers using State Route 522 in Kenmore should be ready for some delays as workers get ready for weekend construction work that will reduce the street to one lane in each direction.
“Act as if what you do makes a difference. It does.”
The rumors are flying through the community and over the Internet.
Ready. Set. Action.
William Lowell DeYoung, one of Woodinville’s most influential longtime citizens, died Feb. 3, 2009, at Evergreen Hospital. He was 88.
Doctors Wendy Crisafulli, Lindsay Barry and Arne Ness of Crisafulli Dental, joined by Dr. Kim Chapman of Chapman Dental of Bothell, have a unique Valentine’s Day present for the needy. They’re offering free dental treatment in Bothell on a first-come, first-serve basis Feb. 13 at their two offices: 18920 Bothell Way N.E., Suite 200, and 18315 98th Ave. N.E.
Stacey Denuski said the effort started because of some unfortunate vandalism to a long slide described as a local landmark.
Mayor Mark Lamb said when the current Bothell City Council was elected by voters in 2007, those council members set out a list of priorities and goals.
