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The Woodinville Chamber of Commerce has announced its new Board of Directors, showcasing the commitment of local leaders to enhance community engagement and economic development. The chamber is excited about the fresh perspectives and expertise these new members bring.
The proposed development project in Old Town Woodinville has sparked significant controversy, leading to ongoing discussions in City Council meetings. Residents are concerned about the potential impacts on the community's character and environment.
Woodinville's girls basketball team finished fourth in the WIAA 2024 4A Girls State Basketball tournament, demonstrating resilience after a strong win over Tahoma and a tough loss to Gonzaga Prep.
The Washington State Supreme Court recently heard oral arguments on the Adult Beverage Ordinance, a case that could significantly affect local beverage regulations in King County. The proceedings, held on May 21, 2024, are crucial for local businesses and community members concerned about the future of adult beverage sales.
A Woodinville man was asked to leave a Value Village store after an employee questioned the legitimacy of his two service dogs. This incident raises important concerns about the treatment of individuals with service animals and highlights the need for better employee training on service animal laws.
The article discusses a gift drive and fundraiser organized by Westhill in partnership with Treehouse, a non-profit dedicated to supporting youth in foster care in Washington State. As the holiday season approaches, this initiative aims to gather resources and support for vulnerable children, highlighting community engagement and compassion.
The 'Woodinville Police Blotter' article provides an overview of recent police activities in Woodinville, including theft incidents and the introduction of a new crisis co-response resource in partnership with the King County Sheriff's Office, although access is limited by a subscription model.
The article celebrates the achievement of eight student-athletes from Woodinville High School who have signed Letters of Intent to compete in college sports, highlighting their dedication and hard work.
The article announces the groundbreaking ceremonies for six new schools in the Northshore School District (NSD), scheduled from September to early October 2024. This initiative aims to enhance educational infrastructure to accommodate the district's growing student population.
Mary Elizabeth “Betty” Craig, a beloved member of the Bothell community, passed away on October 15, 2024, at the age of 93. This obituary highlights her early life, marriage to Keith Craig, and her significant contributions to local fundraising efforts.