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June 29, 2009 edition

Officials tight-lipped on firing of WFLSD chief

by Don Mann Staff Writer Woodinville Fire & Life Safety District Chief Dennis Johnson was fired following a special board meeting on June 18 and no one involved — including Johnson — wants to explain why. "It would be inappropriate for me to make a comment at this time," Johnson said last week. "I can tell you this: At some point in the future I will make a public statement, but right now I just can’t comment and I hope you understand that." Johnson’s termination followed a fou...
Scouts help woman get new home

Scouts help woman get new home

  Photo by Marc Jensen (Front row, l-r:) Two of the Scouts, Davis Kim...
Former pilot celebrates 100 years with birthday flight

Former pilot celebrates 100 years with birthday flight

  Photo by Lisa Allen To celebrate her 100th birthday, Mildred Mandev...
 

Officials tight-lipped on firing of WFLSD chief

by Don Mann Staff Writer Woodinville Fire & Life Safety District Chief Dennis Johnson was fired following a special board meeting on June 18 and no one involved â...
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Bankers bash Lux with Northshore flavor

Bankers bash Lux with Northshore flavor It was Bankers versus Lux 18-and-under Washington State Baseball League summer ball at Bellevue College on Saturday, but it looked a whole lot like a Woodinville-In...
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Scouts help woman get new home

Scouts help woman get new home   Photo by Marc Jensen (Front row, l-r:) Two of the Scouts, Davis Kimball and Clark Jensen, patrol leader; (Back row, l-r:) Janet Carter, Scout leade...
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Farmers’ Market

On May 1st we e-mailed the Woodinville Farmers’ Market asking for information about renting a booth for the summer season. Then, on June 6th we FINALLY received a res...
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The Great Carnation 4th of July Celebration!

Celebrate America’s birthday Friday and Saturday, July 3-4, in Carnation. Events for the two days include: Friday, July 3 • Spaghetti dinner on Friday (5-7 p...
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A Star-Spangled Celebration!

Celebrate the Fourth! Dine outdoors and serve a fabulous make-ahead menu.   A Star of a Salad Line Star Pan with plastic wrap. Prepare orzo following package in...

Northshore cities team up for July 4th fun

Parades, concerts, fireworks This Fourth of July, the cities of Bothell, Kenmore and Woodinville are teaming up for the third year in a row to provide events through...
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