The Bothell City Council voted 5-2 Tuesday night to dismiss City Manager Bob Stowe without stated cause, prior public notice or council-approved legal review. Stowe was not at the regularly scheduled meeting as he is on vacation.
Around 1 a.m. on March 28, the sound of fighting animals awakened Chris Carlson from his sleep at his family’s home in southwest Kirkland.
Capps Club in Kenmore is opening May 13 and owner Dawna Capps is hoping to impress.
As Puget Sound gets warmer and the sun sticks around a little longer each day, people’s taste in beer tends to roll from the dark, malty flavors of winter to the brighter, more optimistic palates of spring and summer.
Residents serviced by Northshore Utility District are drinking lead-free water the district said in a press release.
A blue Honda minivan drive through a storefront and interior wall into an Ivar’s restaurant in Bothell this afternoon.
Firefighters from multiple agencies responded to a house fire in the 7000 block of Northeast 182nd Street around 7:45 a.m. on Sunday in Kenmore.
The city of Kenmore is facing a lawsuit from three parties involved in the deconstruction of the old 520 floating bridge after a March 28 letter sent by the city blocked the planned demolition.
The developer of Potala Village Kirkland has filed a motion to dismiss an appeal of a previous appellent court’s decision regarding a disputed building permit application.
Having never lived in a single place for more than eight years, California-based artist Gaul Culley said she’s developed an eye for what makes a place unique.
City, state and local business leaders broke ground April 14 on the final stage of road improvements along Bothell Way Northeast running through downtown Bothell.
Bothell native Rebecca Demarest is throwing a novel release party for her second novel in Seattle on May 14. Entitled ‘Less Than Charming,’ Demarest said the basic plot is based around the concept that every time a character is imagined, they appear in a parallel universe where every successive story told about them alters their timeline.
Washington State is home to a wide array of biodiversity and landscapes ranging from the sprawling hills of the Palouse to the rain forest on the Olympic Peninsula.
Long-time state Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe, who represents Bothell from the 1st Legislative District, announced earlier this month she will not be seeking reelection in November, prompting Rep. Luis Moscoso to seek her position.
More than 11 acres of land could be developed in the Westhill neighborhood of Bothell pending a hearings examiner decision.
Bothell native Rebecca Demarest is throwing a novel release party for her second novel in Seattle on May 14.
The city of Kenmore has officially stated it’s intent to block the deconstruction of the old State Route 520 floating bridge within the city.
The Kenmore Police Department, staffed by the King County Sheriff’s Office, has released 2015 crime statistics and will be presenting them at the March 28 Kenmore City Council meeting.
On March 22, Raines left Mill Creek and walked to the Canadian border in five days in an attempt to raise $20,000 for the non-profit ‘Water is Basic’.
A finalized draft of Sound Transit 3 projects was released last week during an agency board meeting and includes significant transit expansion along Northlake and Eastside corridors.
