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Rain brings relief from deep freeze

Rain brings relief from deep freeze

 A Coca-Cola truck gets a tow in the opposite lane along Bothell Way, bringing Christmas ...

Splash in the New Year: Plunge into Lake Washington

Kirkland’s Polar Plunge, Jan. 1 at Marina ParkIf you’ve wondered what it’s like to t...
 

Rain brings relief from deep freeze

Rain brings relief from deep freeze  A Coca-Cola truck gets a tow in the opposite lane along Bothell Way, bringing Christmas Eve traffic to a standstill.On Thursday, Dec. 18, the first winter salvo sent th...
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Vikings show no rust, win big in BCC tourney opener

Vikings show no rust, win big in BCC tourney opener  Viking sophomore guard Eric Bryant looks to score from down under.Despite an 11-day gap since its previous game and having been limited to three practices in the previo...

Woodinville, Inglemoor gain national high school recognition

Two Northshore School District high schools, Woodinville and Inglemoor, were awarded silver and bronze medal rankings, respectively, in US News and World Report’s annua...
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Pet of the Week

Pet of the Week I thought 2009 was going to be a great year, just like the past two wonderful years I had. I had met my “human” at Homeward two years ago, and we both needed each oth...
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Public is invited to comment on WWD’s 2008 Comprehensive Water System Plan

A public meeting for the update to the Woodinville Water District (WWD) Comprehensive Water System Plan (WSP) is to be held at 5:30 p.m. on January 6, 2009, at the regula...
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Healthy Living 1-2-3

Healthy Living 1-2-3 This recipe is reprinted with permission from “Love Your Heart,” Copyright © 2007 by the American Heart Association. Published by Publications International, Ltd. Av...

A heart-warming ‘I Remember Mama’ for a troubled world

The award winning Bothell High School Theatre Arts Department presents the heart-warming family favorite, “I Remember Mama” by John van Druten opening Thursday, Janua...
  • Does convention center really need to grow again?
    Backers of Seattle's convention center say it needs a $766 million expansion to lure more free-spending conventioneers downtown. But the Washington State Convention & Trade Center's track record — and the struggles of convention centers elsewhere — raise questions about the wisdom of expansion.
  • Yard-waste service to resume in Seattle
    Yard-waste service in Seattle — including Christmas-tree pickup — will resume today on a normal schedule for residential customers. Extra yard waste will be collected at no extra charge through Jan. 16.
  • Memorial service held for 8 snowmobilers who died in B.C. avalanches
    Thousands of people gathered in Sparwood, B.C., Sunday to bid farewell to eight local snowmobilers who died last weekend in a string of avalanches.

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