The city of Bothell lowered its flags Sept. 20 in remembrance of 1st Lt. Nicholas Madrazo, a U.S. Marine from Bothell killed in action while serving in Afghanistan.
The Northshore Senior Center is bracing for a fallout from King County’s projected $90-million budget deficit for 2009.
Success stories can come from the unlikeliest of places. Just ask Terrie Battuello.
Isoutsource.com, a local industry leader in information-technology (IT) services focused on small to medium businesses, is set to open a new office in Bothell to more effectively cover the entire Puget Sound region. Starting Sept. 8, the Queen Anne-based company shifted a number of employees, including many of their Eastside-based consultants, to the new location on North Creek Parkway.
The following Western Washington University students from Bothell have received scholarships for the 2008-2009 academic year:
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City of Bothell urges residents to prepare for disasters
With ridership nearly 7 percent higher than this time last year, Metro Transit is adding two new bus routes and more service on 20 routes throughout King County, as it kicks off its September service change beginning Sept. 20. This includes some changes for the Northshore area.
Andru Edwards moved to the Northshore area as a matter of health, at least for his business.
Kenmore could be the first city in line for a pilot project that brings ferry service to Lake Washington next summer.
Deanna Neher is looking for a few good hosts.
The Kenmore resident is a board member for Today’s Hope, a non-profit working to provide autistic children with funding for early intervention services.
A four-vehicle accident blocked the two left lanes of southbound Interstate 405, just south of State Route 527 in Bothell,…
A Bothell Marine known for his warm smile and fierce play on the soccer field died Sept. 9 while serving…
Woodinville Family Preschool (WFP) will hold its annual Infant and Toddler Open House from 10 a.m. to 1 p.m. Sept. 13. Admission is free; children and pregnant families are welcome.
Al Galgalim: Training Wheels, a program for families with children ages 3-5 is now being formed by the Seattle Chapter of Hadassah in Bothell. This Jewish family education program — developed by Hadassah and the WHIZIN Institute of the University of Judaism in Los Angeles, combines songs and activities that will guide adults and children in celebrating Shabbat and the Jewish holidays. In the friendly environment of a small group setting, Training Wheels provides a support system for parents and grandparents who share concerns about raising children in the Jewish tradition.
