The YWCA’s School Days program is ready to roll one month before school starts.
Bothell area resident Vincent DiGiulio and his fellow Royal Arch Masons are men on a mission: help the children.
Dinner and golf — Jim Carey feels it’s an ideal way to bring the Kenmore community together. In other words, it’s a hole-in-one.
The Intercollegiate Studies Institute (ISI), a national educational organization headquartered in Wilmington, Del., recently selected Bothell’s Carter Butaud as a Richard and Karna Bodman Scholar in Science.
A Northshore Back to School Fair will take place from 4-6:30 p.m. Aug. 20 at Maywood Hills Elementary, 19510 104th Ave. N.E., Bothell.
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On Aug. 14, the city of Bothell alerts commuters that there will be lane closures on the 102nd Avenue Northeast bridge/State Route 522 and the Sammamish River bridge (vehicular bridge near Wayne Golf Course) due to scheduled structural bridge inspections. Citizens are asked to plan accordingly and take alternate routes, if possible.
The city of Kenmore will present its 10th anniversary celebration from 4-10 p.m. Aug. 30 at Log Boom Park, rain or shine. The free, all-ages event will celebrate the past, present and future of the city.
The city of Bothell will present its eighth annual RiverFest: “Family Fun and Then Some” event from 7 a.m. to 3 p.m. Aug. 24 between Main and Northeast 185th streets.
Implementing this plan would provide an extra $5 million for local roads improvements over the next 14 years.
Bothell resident Nicole Lehtinen died Aug. 2 as the result of injuries sustained during a car accident on 61st Avenue Northeast in Kenmore.
Bothell-based MDRNA announced Aug. 4 that it would lay off 23 employees, including three chief executives from its intranasal programs, President Gordon Brandt, Chief Business Officer Timothy Duffy and Chief Scientific Officer — Delivery Henry Constantino. The three executives will work through Sept. 30 while most of the others will stay on board through Aug. 31.
Kelly Clark is home.
The city of Kenmore has appointed Jennifer Gordon as its new public-works operations manager with a start date of Aug. 18.
A new fire station is in the works for Bothell, thanks in part to the work of two federal lawmakers who represent the Northshore area.
The Washington State Parks Commission on Aug. 7 denied a city of Kenmore request to use Saint Edward State Park for new sports fields.
King County’s Solid Waste Division honored In Harmony Sustainable Landscapes of Bothell, Northshore Utility District of Kenmore and The Herbfarm of Woodinville as part of its 50 local companies for the second-annual “Best Workplaces for Recycling” list — more than twice as many companies as last year.
