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Police: Father attacks son with bulldozer at Maltby nursery
John Postema, 78, the owner of Flower World, reportedly has had disputes with his son in the past.
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UW Bothell’s oldest grad, 68: ‘I loved every minute of it’
A half century after high school, Linda Ellis survived statistics and earned the respect of classmates.
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She’d go back to prison if it would erase her $7.6M debt
Christine Hendrickson stole expensive software from Microsoft. She’ll never pay off the restitution.
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Decision made: Stanford appointed to vacancy in state Senate
His appointment created an opening in the House. Bothell councilwoman Davina Duerr tabbed for it.
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Widened roads help keep pace with expanding neighborhoods
Upgrades to 35th Avenue SE are part of a $90 million plan for the Bothell-Mill Creek road network.
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Low-income fare available starting Monday
The ORCA LIFT card will now be accepted on Community Transit and Everett Transit routes.
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Bothell woman used employers as ‘piggy bank,’ stole $400K
Erin McCauley was a bookkeeper for a Lynnwood business. She was sentenced to three years in prison.
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The A-Team has poured beers at Bothell’s The Bine since Day 1
Bartenders Mallory Galash, Alethea Kendrick and Valerie Hackett have become close friends.
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Public’s help needed in locating missing Bothell man
Namig Bekirov last seen on June 7. His truck, with a Monster Energy decal, is also missing.
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E-scooters: more dangerous than Everett teen thought
Lily Rummel’s first ride will likely be her last, after colliding with a truck.
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Styrofoam, rubber and more burn in Woodinville scrap fire
Foul-smelling smoke billowed over Highway 522 Wednesday evening, but it wasn’t believed to be toxic.
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Maltby apartment proposal caught in traffic
Snohomish County planners are seeking a detailed traffic study for the 360-unit project near Highway 522.
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Driver who purposely hit Bothell pedestrians given 14 years
The assaults were a way for the man to “get out of going to work,” he told officers.
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Cascadia College may no longer make you pay just to apply
Trustees are moving to axe the admission fee. They don’t want it to be a deterrent to potential…
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Bonding toll revenue allows work on I-405 project to begin
The widening project between highways 522 and 527 is set to launch with bus rapid transit in 2024.
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Bothell state rep gets Democrats’ nod for Senate appointment
Derek Stanford was the party’s top choice to fill an opening left when Guy Palumbo resigned.
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Beer, wine, spirits: Where to grab a drink in Snohomish County
Big E hosts suicide prevention fundraiser: Lynnwood’s Big E Ales is hosting a Paints &Pints party to raise…
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Family of Edmonds man shot by deputy sues sheriff’s office
They argue that deadly force should not have been used against Nickolas Peters, 24, last October.
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Northshore superintendent: No wavering on support of Muslims
Threatened with a lawsuit over Ramadan guidance, she reiterated district support for Muslim students.
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Sprinklers with style, and much more at Everett’s Sorticulture
Steve Hopkins’ artisanal irrigators will be among hundreds of offerings at the garden art festival.