News flash: Kenmore does it again with Seattle Magazine naming the city No. 1 in area places to live. First,…
Baseball season traditionally opens in early April. Football season starts in mid-September. And Washington’s political season traditionally begins on Labor…
You know it’s election time when candidates and voters become tense and the letters to the editor come flying into the e-mail box and the phone calls are aplenty.
Three short years ago this week, an 18-year-old young woman named Laura fell asleep. Her falling asleep quickly resulted in…
Northshore Fire District Battalion Chief Tim Osgood lives in Woodinville and is an elected commissioner of the Woodinville fire and…
I’ll admit it — last Tuesday I was a bit worried about the assignment I gave myself.
Chiming in on the King County Exec race
Our precious generation of seniors has been on my mind lately. Not long ago, my beloved grandmother passed away. In her final months of life, I was fortunate to be by her side each day creating sacred moments together. Since those days, I’ve found myself considering more intently the lives and experiences of our seniors.
Washington’s tax system is broken.
Over the past three years, we have been working together as a community to develop a plan for downtown Bothell that will honor our small-town history while providing new shopping, dining, socializing and living opportunities for the next generation of Bothell families.
Note: This is not an endorsement. With that said, I went out doorbelling with King County Executive candidate Ross Hunter,…
NSD Board needs strong leadership
Pegging a description of 21 Acres is hard to do. But it suddenly has become much more than a concept, covering many precious and farmable acres at the north end of the soil rich Sammamish Valley.
Future of Park at Bothell Landing
Saving orangutans
So, here it is, our graduation issue again. It’s about time.
While it may seem to adults that children are lost in their own world, not paying attention to what’s going on, here’s evidence to indicate otherwise.
This November, voters in King County have a very important choice to make: who should succeed Ron Sims as the executive of one of the largest counties in the United States.
There’s nothing like a little live Celtic music to put you in a positive frame of mind. Not that I was thinking negative thoughts, but the tunes just help make things so much better.
Students in synch
