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James Randolph is making his first run for council against the current Mayor Gary Harris.
The Friends of Cottage Lake will host its third outdoor fundraising concert in an effort to reduce invasive milfoil and an unhealthy amount of phosphorus in the local body of water.The group hopes to raise $8,000 to cover the costs of milfoil treatment at Cottage Lake next summer, FOCL Presi…
While COVID-19 resulted in the cancellation and closure of many events, it also introduced the opportunity for people to begin “pandemic projects.”
New reporter Madysen McLain, a recent graduate of Washington State University, joined our expanding team at the Woodinville Weekly on Sept. 1.
Local artist Jim Sorensen spent his pandemic drawing birds in different types of shoes
Noah Miranda’s smile is contagious, and the National Down Syndrome Society (NDSS) agrees.
Residents at The Creekside, a senior living facility in Woodinville, launched a month-long charity drive for the Forgotten Dogs Rescue on Thursday, Aug. 26. Mayor Gary Harris, alongside his wife Carol, donated several bags of dog food. In honor of National Dog Day, the infamous Freddy the Ba…
Cars of all makes and models stopped by The Big Woodinville Car Show at the Woodinville Sports Club on Sunday, Aug. 29. The event, which was hosted by the Woodinville Cruisers Car Club, recorded over 150 vehicles.
Two longtime residents and first-time candidates are vying for position 1 on the Woodinville City Council.
A vodka distillery with a passion for glass art is moving its tasting room to Woodinville aft er 10 years in the Seattle neighborhood of Sodo.
A resident with a background in science is challenging community organizer and current Woodinville City Councilmember Rachel Best-Campbell for the position 3 seat.
A Woodinville business owner lost his home in a large house fire on Aug. 10.
Two potential Woodinville sites are now on the table for a new recycling and transfer station in northeastern King County.
It’s no secret the COVID-19 pandemic further amplified existing inequities across Washington state. Access to healthcare, housing, education, broadband and childcare are some of the longstanding barriers that became even more apparent over the last year and a half.
Initial election results indicate King County voters have shown strong support for the six-year Best Starts for Kids levy in the primary election on Tuesday, Aug. 3. The measure is passing with about 59% of county residents in favor of renewing the levy.
Over the last week, several new laws related to police went into effect in Washington State, including HB 1310, HB 1054, and SB 5066. These laws impact police departments on a range of issues and will change how Woodinville Police operates. Here’s why you should care: if you call 911 because…
As of Tuesday night, all of the Northshore School Board incumbents are faring well in the crowded primary race.
As of July 25, cities in Washington state are required to allow transitional housing and supportive housing in any zones in which hotels are allowed. Woodinville recently adopted an ordinance to put in place interim development regulations in order to be in compliance with the new law, which…
The U.S. Department of Justice and the Department of Health and Human Services announced on July 26, the 31st anniversary of the Americans with Disabilities Act, that “long COVID” may be seen as a disability under the ADA and in the Affordable Care Act, according to a press release.
The Woodinville Chamber has announced the 2021 Celebrate Woodinville Grand Marshal. The person who holds this title typically has the honor of leading the Celebrate Woodinville Community Parade, but this year will be a little different.
With the primary election quickly approaching, 10 candidates for the school board shared why they are the best fit to represent all 23,000 students in the Northshore School District.
After failing to pass the merger with Northshore Fire Department in the April special election, Woodinville Fire & Rescue began the search for other partnership opportunities.
Four candidates with differing backgrounds are vying for a chance to represent District 1 on the Northshore School Board.
On Tuesday, July 6, Woodinville City Council appointed Phil Mark to fill the seat vacated by former councilmember Chuck Price. Mark was selected in a 4-1 vote, with Councilmember Susan Boundy-Sanders voting for the other candidate Michelle Evans and Councilmember Mike Millman abstaining beca…
Woodinville’s new police chief, BJ Myers, is hoping to improve safety in ways that don’t always include increased police presence.
The Northshore Fire Department, which serves Lake Forest Park and Kenmore, has two vacant fire commissioner positions.
A nonprofit executive who also owns a fundraising consultancy business and a lawyer with White House staff experience are challenging longtime King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert.
An early-morning fire on Friday July 2 caused extensive damage at Viva Pizzeria, forcing the indefinite closure of the restaurant. However, co-owner Tanya Fraioli said she’s feeling confident that it will open again.
The Woodinville Weekly, in partnership with the Sammamish Valley Grange, will be holding a forum for Northshore School Board candidates on Thursday, July 15 at the Grange.
When Katie Larson joined the King County Sheriff’s Office, her plan was to stay for about 10 years and then move on to law school.
With plans to take more community action and increase transparency, two Northshore School District parents are challenging a 12-year incumbent for an open seat on the school board of directors.
A public spaces commissioner and local business owner will vie for the Woodinville City Council seat being vacated by Councilmember Susan Boundy-Sanders.
Councilmember Chuck Price has resigned for a second time from Woodinville City Council.
With nearly 70% of Washingtonians now immunized with at least one dose of the COVID-19 vaccine, medical experts from EvergreenHealth in Kirkland say the number of cases and hospitalization are starting to decline.
Two city councilmen recently voiced strong opposition to proclamations related to gun violence awareness and Pride Month.
The recent completion of the Kenmore Boathouse will soon buoy Woodinville High School’s efforts to start a rowing program. The space will also serve as a space for community rowers as well as other high school crew athletes.
On Thursday, June 10, a U.S. District Court judge sentenced a 37-year-old Bothell man to prison for illegal trading using Amazon’s inside information that he obtained from his wife, according to the office of Acting U.S. Attorney Tessa M. Gorman.
In an effort to help Northshore School District evolve beyond the pandemic and into the future, four mothers are vying for the open District 5 seat on the school board of directors.
Northshore School District leaders welcomed U.S. Congresswoman Susan DelBene to the newly constructed Ruby Bridges Elementary School on Tuesday, June 1.
The King County Library System (KCLS) encourages King County residents of all ages to participate in its annual Summer Reading Program from June 1 to Aug. 31, according to a press release.
King County recently purchased more than seven acres of the Bear Creek watershed near Redmond in an effort to preserve and improve salmon spawning grounds.
In response to a rise in overdoses in the community, the King County Council is hoping to boost awareness of its medication return program.
Allison Pugh’s nephew, a teenager in the Northshore School District, had good grades and never struggled with his mental health prior to the pandemic, she said. But by January of this year, he’d reached a flash point and tried to end his own life.
The suspect in a stabbing murder in Woodinville has been denied bail, according to court documents.
In a continued effort to oust the current Northshore School District board of directors, a group of parents and kids gathered outside the district offices on Monday, May 24 to protest the slow return to in-person learning. In attendance were various candidates vying for positions on the boar…
A longtime Woodinville resident is exploring the idea of donating her land and home to the city for use as a public park.
As part of Wildfire Awareness Month, the State Fire Marshal’s Office urges residents to use extra caution when doing yard work.
SEATTLE – A 31-year-old "dark web" heroin dealer was sentenced Monday, May 24 in U.S. District Court in Seattle to five years in prison, announced Acting U.S. Attorney Tessa M. Gorman.
As part of a recent city effort to take more sustainable actions, two city council members will be pursuing grants for the possible installation of solar panels on city hall.
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