April 17, 2000
Brunner Bros. to build city hall | |
 | At their April 10 meeting, Woodinville's City Council authorized City Manager Pete Rose to award the contract for building the new city hall to Brunner Bros. Construction. |
Woodinville, Bothell join forces | |
 | The cities of Woodinville and Bothell have adopted a Memorandum of Understanding (MOU) that establishes a transportation coordination agreement. |
Search for treatment plant site begins | |
| King County's Siting and Mitigation Manager for the Wastewater Treatment Division gave the Woodinville City Council a preliminary agenda for locating the region's third major wastewater treatment plant. |
Bothell man charged with arson | |
 | Vladimir Y. Kalustyan, who allegedly fire-bombed a new laundry business just after midnight on April 8, was charged with Arson in the First Degree and Malicious Harassment. |
Metro schedules meetings to discuss proposed changes in bus service | |
 | King County Metro Transit wants to know what the public thinks about proposed changes in bus service scheduled for September. |
Woodinville resident attacked at ballfield | |
| A 20-year-old Seattle resident was arrested for investigation of an April 12 assault on a 29-year-old Woodinville man that left the victim in critical condition in Seattle's Harborview Hospital. |
Real-life heros wanted | |
 | If you know a real-life hero or heroine who saved a life this past year, the Governor's Industrial Safety and Health Advisory Board would like to hear from you. |
United Way accepting applications for Reeves/Sievers Award | |
 | United Way of Snohomish County is currently accepting nominations for the organization's annual Reeves/Sievers Award. The winner will be announced June 8 at United Way's annual Spirit of Snohomish County event. |
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