It was less than two years ago that a former Seattle nightclub owner had his sights set on Bothell’s historic Kaysner residence for the location of a strip club.
Sisters Jenny Counsel and Laura Carroll joined the 2008 Breast Cancer 3 Day to honor their mother.
The National Wildlife Federation has recognized Bastyr University as an “exemplary and committed” school in its 2008 Nation Report Card on Sustainability in Higher Education, highlighting the school’s recycling and composting program, as well as its commitment to future green building and landscaping on campus.
Construction orange has been the prevailing color along Kenmore portions of State Route 522 for more than a year now, but business owners there are starting to see red.
Inglemoor High senior Alanna Francis is holding a fund-raiser silent auction from 3-7:30 p.m. Sept. 6 for Invisible Children of Africa.
It may be harvest season, but the University of Washington, Bothell is thinking “blossom.”
Northshore teachers Aug. 27 ratified a three-year contract that includes a 4.4 percent cost-of-living adjustment (COLA) for this school year – as approved by the Legislature – more resources for
teacher training, and many changes to contract language regarding workload.
Endless classic Mustangs, GTOs and Novas, this year’s Subarus, Porsches and Audis. What more could car fans ask for?
As of Aug. 21 on the King County election site:
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The Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (WSCJTC) will hold its Chief For a Day celebration Aug. 28 at its Burien campus.
Flood damage on tap for public meeting
Wayne Golf Club will tee off its Fall Field Day/Food Drive Aug. 30 at 16721 96th Ave. N.E., Bothell.
Stephanie Oberto had the mark of a film director from an early age.
The giant hill slide at Kenmore Elementary has been synonymous with the school itself for generations.
Incoming sophomores won’t be the only people getting lost in the hallways of Bothell High this year when classes begin Sept. 2.
