Seattle Hill Elementary School hosted the Western Washington Rubik’s Cube Competition on May 20. More than 100 area elementary and middle school students participated. Fernwood… Continue reading
Washington Aerospace Scholars is a competitive program for high school juniors from across the state whose academic performance on the WAS Phase One curriculum qualified… Continue reading
EVENT Aviator talk: The PBY Naval Air Museum holds its monthly no-host luncheon at 11:30 a.m. June 28 at the CPO Club, 1080 Ault Field… Continue reading
It’s Saturday. Relatives are in town. Where to go for brunch? If you live in south Snohomish County, a short drive to Main Street in… Continue reading
At Songaia, they pride themselves on living lightly on the land. So when a national homebuilder prepared last year to raze the woods… Continue reading
Two local graduating seniors from Archbishop Murphy High School in Everett have earned Abbot Scholarships to Saint Martin’s University in Lacey. The full-tuition, need-based awards… Continue reading
The body of a Washington state commercial fisherman was recovered from waters off Cordova, Alaska, after his boat was spotted… Continue reading
Ken Smith is headed back to the Northshore School Board, after resigning from the same job last month to run for a state… Continue reading
In Uniform
American Legion Post 127 held a ribbon-cutting ceremony for its new building. National Commander Charles Schmidt and National Auxiliary President Mary Davis attended… Continue reading
Joyce Sieben’s home sits in an average north Bothell cul-de-sac. But inside, the furnishings, light and prints of Swedish artist Carl Larrson paintings makes one… Continue reading
A Maltby-area man allegedly told a deputy he’d always wanted to ram a police car. And that, according to court papers, is what… Continue reading
School Winners
Several schools fielded winners at the Washington State Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) state conference, held April 19-22 in Spokane. Students competed in a… Continue reading
The future of the quirky Country Village with its giant spotted chicken statue, pirate ship playground and collection of small shops and restaurants… Continue reading
Overnight lane closures on I-405 were expected to start Monday and be complete by Wednesday morning as crews re-stripe the express toll lanes… Continue reading
BOTHELL —Seattle Genetics, the region’s biggest biotech firm, spiked a $2 billion deal to manfuacture and distribute an experimental tumor fighting drug. The company announced… Continue reading
A new shoulder lane helped speed the evening commute on I-405 in its first week. Now, drivers hope those quicker travel times become… Continue reading
School Winners
The Arlington High School NeoBots Team 2903 was a subdivision winner in the FIRST Robotics Competition Championship, held April 19-22 in Houston. Their four-team alliance… Continue reading
Snohomish County has divvied up $2 million in grants to buy land for parks and trails in and around Arlington, Bothell, Index and… Continue reading
J.T. Fisher was surrounded by sharks. His delight seemed to flood into his snorkeling mask. The Bothell boy and his father had boarded… Continue reading
The home field for Northshore School District high schools has been named for a local pioneer’s son and football legend for 64 years.… Continue reading
