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Woodinville Wire Transitions to Intermittent Digital Newsletter Format

The Woodinville Wire, a city-published electronic newsletter, has transitioned to an intermittent digital format as of September 2023. Residents are encouraged to sign up for the newsletter and also for News Flash notifications to stay updated on city activities.

Woodinville Economic Development Event Boosts Tourism and Local Industries

Woodinville's Economic Development event on September 20, 2022, highlights the city's efforts to enhance tourism and local industries, particularly in the picturesque brewery and restaurant sector. This initiative aims to boost economic growth in the Seattle Metropolitan Area, attracting visitors and fostering community engagement.

Woodinville Police Blotter

The Woodinville Police Blotter offers residents detailed accounts of recent police incidents, focusing on thefts and auto theft complaints, and highlights ongoing community safety concerns.

Profile of Mayor Mike Millman and Woodinville City Planning Updates

Woodinville City Councilmember Mike Millman's profile provides insights into his role and contributions to the local government. The article highlights various documents and public hearings relevant to the city's planning and development, underscoring the importance of community engagement in local governance.

Man accused of string of bank robberies around King County

A Kirkland man has been arrested for a series of bank robberies across King County, revealing a troubling two-decade criminal history. Prosecutors emphasize the severity of his actions in the local community, as this case unfolds. The incident highlights ongoing concerns about crime and public safety in the region.

Students Deserve Help Before They Fail — Prevent ‘Summer Slide’

As summer approaches, students face the risk of 'summer slide,' which can lead to significant academic setbacks. Beverly Jacobson, MPH Community Engagement and Outreach Director at Brock's Academy, stresses the importance of proactive support to help students retain their skills during the break. The article highlights the need for resources and interventions to ensure student success.

Chateau Ste. Michelle summer concert lineup announced

Chateau Ste. Michelle has unveiled its complete summer concert lineup for 2024, featuring a diverse array of musical acts at the Woodinville amphitheater. Tickets for the newly announced shows will go on sale starting March 25. This announcement highlights the amphitheater's commitment to providing quality entertainment in the region.

Arts and Wine Combine for an Extraordinary Evening in Woodinville

Join the Woodinville community for an extraordinary evening where art and wine come together, celebrating local artwork and fine wines while strengthening community ties.

Wrestling Teams Begin Season Strong

The Woodinville High School wrestling program has kicked off its season with strong performances from both the boys' and girls' teams. Under the leadership of Booster Club President Ken Jones, the teams are showing great potential and enthusiasm as they prepare for upcoming matches, highlighting the community's support for the program.

Declutter your Body and Mind

Dr. Allison Apfelbaum's article, 'Declutter your Body and Mind,' highlights the importance of detoxification as spring approaches. It offers practical steps for enhancing physical and mental well-being through decluttering.

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