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State Route 202 will be closed in both directions from September 15-20 to remove a barrier to fish swimming in nearby creeks. The closure aims to support local fish migration and habitat restoration efforts, which are crucial for maintaining the ecosystem. This project is part of ongoing efforts by the City of Woodinville to enhance environmental conditions in the area.
State Route 202 will be closed for five days from September 15 to September 20 to facilitate the installation of a new culvert that will improve fish passage in two creeks feeding into Sammamish Creek. During this period, signed detours will be in place for motorists, while access to local businesses will remain open. The project aims to enhance nearly 3.5 miles of native habitat for various fish species.
State Route 202 will be closed for five days from September 15 to September 20 to facilitate the removal of a barrier to fish migration. This closure is necessary for the ongoing efforts to enhance the ecosystem of the creeks feeding into Sammamish Creek north of Redmond.
The City of Woodinville is encouraging community members to review and provide feedback on the Draft Capital Improvement Plan (CIP) for 2025-2030, which aims to enhance the quality of life for residents and businesses. The public comment period is open until October 6th, and details can be found through the provided feedback form link.
The Woodinville Police Blotter provides a detailed account of various thefts, burglaries, and other police activities in Woodinville, highlighting a range of stolen items and incidents over several months. The reports include various theft types, from bicycles to electronics, and mention arrests made in connection with these crimes. This ongoing documentation sheds light on the local crime trends affecting the community.
Washington Secretary of State Steve Hobbs has issued a warning to voters about the potential for misinformation in the 2024 election, including threats from deepfakes and other deceptive practices. His announcement underscores the importance of vigilance and the verification of election-related information by Washington’s electorate.
Gary Greene, a beloved figure in Woodinville, passed away peacefully at the age of 82 on July 21, 2024. Known for his reclusive nature and artistic talent, Greene left a lasting legacy, including the establishment of the annual Woodinville Basset Bash. His contributions to the community and devotion to his family are fondly remembered.
Gary Greene, a beloved artist and community figure in Woodinville, passed away peacefully at the age of 82 on July 21, 2024. He is remembered for his artistic achievements, particularly in colored pencil art, and for founding the Woodinville Basset Bash, which brought the community together. His legacy will continue to inspire aspiring artists.
Woodinville High School students showcased their STEM projects at a recent Rotary meeting, impressing attendees with their innovative designs and construction. This event highlights the community's support for education and the importance of student engagement in local initiatives.
Woodinville High School students showcased their engineering prowess during a special Rotary meeting on August 13, presenting their meticulously designed projects. The event highlighted the importance of STEM education and community engagement, fostering connections among young innovators and local leaders.