Northshore Public Schools seeks applicants for the Financial Advisory Committee (FAC). Applications are due by Oct. 17.
Bothell resident and scoutmaster Sterling Crockett dared his troop of 11 Boy Scouts to earn a total of 75 merit badges this summer — a goal he didn’t think they’d ever achieve — in return for shaving his head. Unfortunately, he made two mistakes. He vastly underestimated his troop’s desire to see him bald, and he didn’t get his wife’s OK in advance.
Bothell native Heather DeHart, 38, died Sept. 27 in a boating accident on Lake Washington.
Budge Brown has been fuming about breast cancer since his wife, Arlene, lost her battle with the disease in 2005.
One hospital’s trash can be another’s treasure.
Self-Check In comes to library
The King County Flood Control Zone District approved a resolution at its Sept. 29 meeting that will ensure that every jurisdiction in the county has access to funds for local flooding and stormwater projects. According to the resolution, the $3.2 million “opportunity fund,” comprised of 10 percent of the county’s $32 million annual flood control levy, will be allocated to jurisdictions based upon contributions to the levy. Jurisdictions can use their share of the opportunity fund to address neighborhood flooding problems.
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Bothell native Heather DeHart, 38, died Sept. 27 in a boating accident on Lake Washington.
The Class of 1985 Inglemoor High graduate was on a sailboat anchored near Seward Park when a motorboat plowed over the vessel’s stern and killed her.
Sundance Channel’s ballot-driven DOCDAY programming kicks off at 9 p.m. Oct. 6 with the U.S. television premiere of Mary Lambert’s “14 Women,” which profiles the women who served in the U.S. Senate from 2004-2006.
Recently, a colleague and I were speaking together about the experience of our work as therapists. Together we were reflecting on the honor and privilege of being in relationship with those we work with. As a therapist, there is a deep and profound reverence for the conversations we know. There is an immense honor felt as we are invited into others’ lives and the places most meaningful, tender and sacred.
Bothell resident Chantelle Schreyer has launched a new chapter of the Holistic Moms Network (HMN) for Eastside parents.
Children’s Garden welcomes public
