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Edition Date: February 18, 2008
Proposed Woodin Elementary School closure
Lori Horton, President Woodin PTA
Denise Dugal-Wulfman, VP Activities
Christine Hurley-Geffner, VP Diversity
Julie Sparks, Co-VP Enrichment
Miranda DeWitt, Co-VP Enrichment
Kristie Goree, VP Fundraising
Lani Carpenter, Co-Secretary
Melissa Barton, Co-Secretary
Marni DeLucia, Treasurer
Cindy Visvikis, Legislative Chair
Debi Shatos, President Emeritus
As you have probably heard by now, the Northshore School District is projecting a significant budget deficit over the next three years. In order to operate in a fiscally responsible manner, the Northshore School Board is considering ways to reduce its expenditures.

 

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Create-awareness-phase
T.J. Barker
concerned resident, parent, and tax payer
Last night I had to explain to my seven-year- old daughter who could barely string together a full sentence through all of her tears that the Northshore School Board intends to close down her school, Woodin Elementary, due to lack of district funding.

 

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Insurance
Jon Otto
Bothell
On Jan. 8, 2008, by a vote of five to two, the Bothell City Council decided to provide health, dental, and vision insurance coverage for themselves, their spouses, and families, paid in full by the taxpayers.

 

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Studio East
I wanted to let you know about a tragic event which occured at the Studio East Training facility in Kirkland. Studio East is a non-profit organization dedicated to introducing young people to the performing arts through classes, camps, workshops ...

 

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County government
A.J. Clarke
via e-mail
I would like to thank Bob Martinek for writing his letter on burning. I to am tired of Seattle dictating what we can do and not do in the rural areas.

 

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Lost cats
Marilyn Hendrickson
Meow Cat Rescue
As springtime approaches, animal shelters and rescue groups all over the country brace themselves for another ‘season.’ Below are some tips and suggestions for what you might do if you encounter one of these situations.

 

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