The Cascadia College campus is now open and ready for 43% in-person classes for the Fall quarter starting on Wednesday, September 29th.

All full-time, part-time, and Running Start students are required to be either fully vaccinated or have applied for an exemption by October 18th.

The Bellevue Arts Museum has joined Casion Jewelry in Bothell and the Schack Art Center in Everett in their fundraising campaign to stop the violence against AAPI. The “Cranes for Peace” campaign will start in May, which is Asian American Heritage Month.

Washington State Patrol detectives are looking for witnesses to a February 19th hit and run collision that occurred along State Route 524 near Nellis Road in Bothell.

Anyone that may have seen the vehicle driving in the area, or the pedestrians in the area are urged contact them.

We at the Mill Creek Police Foundation were beyond thrilled to present a $15,000 check to Bothell Police Department representatives on August 10th, bringing the total raised for Officer Jonathan Shoop’s family to $35,000.

Detectives from the Snohomish County Sheriff’s Office Major Crimes Unit arrested a 62 year-old Bothell man for the April 1993 murder of 15 year-old Melissa Lee.

Alan Edward Dean was taken into custody without incident on Tuesday, July 28th, near his Bothell residence.

On Monday evening, July 13th, two Bothell Police Officers were shot, and one died of his injuries. The other officer was transported to Harborview Medical Center with non-life threatening injuries.

The man suspected of the shooting was arrested early on Wednesday morning. 

Snohomish County recently received a grant to add continuous center turn lanes, sidewalks, bike lanes, curbs, and gutters on 35th Avenue SE from Maltby Road to 180th Street SE.

The grant enables construction to start during spring 2020.

During this dark and often dreary time of year it’s always fun to pile the kids in the car, bring along some hot cocoa to sip on, play Christmas music, and take a drive around local neighborhoods looking at Christmas light displays.

Most of the ballots that have been received have now been counted. 202,911 General Election ballots received by Snohomish County have been recorded as of Thursday afternoon, November 14th.

Only about 170 ballots are left to be counted.

All Mill Creek City Council incumbents have won their races and Mill Creek Planning Commissioner April Berg has succeeded in her effort to join the Everett School Board of Directors.

Washington State Governor Jay Inslee announced his appointment of two new members to Cascadia College’s Board of Trustees. Dr. Colleen Ponto and Dr. Meghan Quint will fill two open seats.