At 3:30 p.m. Dec. 29, Bothell Fire Lt. Gary Wick completed his facial surgery after surgeons installed six plates to connect his facial bones together. The surgery was completed much faster than expected. Recovery time has not yet been determined, but doctors are optimistic that Lt. Wick will recover quickly.
Family.
Probably not surprisingly, that is decidedly one theme that runs through the thoughts and memories of many in our community this time of year.
Bastyr University has announced the founding of the Bastyr Integrative Oncology Clinic. The clinic is being made possible through a…
Are plans for a new Kenmore library on hold, possibly until 2011?
On Dec. 15, Bothell City Council approved several changes or additions to the city’s comprehensive plan, known as “Imagine Bothell.”
Kenmore City Council on Dec. 8 formally adopted the city’s first biennial budget, setting in place a $70 million municipal spending plan for 2009-2010.
With the support of community members, Cascade and Summit Rehabilitation of Bothell collected 4,090 pounds of nonperishable items during a monthlong food drive.
Kenmore City Manager Fred Stouder has appointed Ron Loewen as the new city engineer, effective Dec. 23.
Loewen is currently an employee of the engineering firm of Jones and Stokes, but has been serving as Kenmore’s interim city engineer on a contract basis since July.
Natalie Chadwick, a University of Iowa junior from Bothell, received the 2008 George L. Droll Award for her contributions to improve the quality of life for students living in school’s residence halls.
Neita M. Crawford Neita M. Crawford died recently in Bothell. She was 86. She was born Sept. 26, 1922, in…
For the morning of Dec. 22, city of Bothell reports that 228th Street from 4th Avenue West to the west city limit (near Kenmore Shooting Range) is closed.
City of Bothell has closed 228th Street from Meridian Avenue to the west city limits (near the Kenmore Shooting Range)….
Ending roughly two years of sometimes contentious debate, Kenmore City Council on Dec. 8 voted 6-1 to restrict building heights on Northeast 181st Street to 35 feet.
The holiday season is a treasured and purposed time of celebrating the values or convictions that we seek to honor throughout the year. Amidst the joy and sacredness of the holidays, the weeks surrounding can also be a time where it becomes challenging to experience the spirit that we aspire to know during the holiday season.
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