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Snohomish County Multiple Agency Response Team investigating the shooting death of a Bothell Police Officer

On Monday evening, July 13, 2020, 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. 

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. 

Updated Preliminary General Election results posted

The votes are cast and 121,723 of the General Election ballots received in Snohomish County have been counted as of Friday evening, November 8th. Approximately 50,000 ballots are left to be counted.

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.

University of Washington Bothell Professor Dan Jaffe named to EPA list of clean air experts

The Environmental Protection Agency named University of Washington Bothell’s Dan Jaffe to its list of air quality experts. He is an expert both on ozone, a key ingredient of smog, and on particulate matter, the tiny bits in smoke that may be breathed deep into the lungs.

The Environmental Protection Agency named University of Washington Bothell’s Dan Jaffe to its list of air quality experts.

He is an expert both on ozone, a key ingredient of smog; and on particulate matter, the tiny bits in smoke that may be breathed deep into the lungs.

Cascadia College students gain sustainability experience through internships and travel

Students in the college’s Bachelors of Applied Science in Sustainable Practices program are required to do an internship, working with a sustainability oriented organization or company. Three students took this opportunity to travel – doing internships in Olympia WA, at Craters of the Moon National Park in Idaho, and in Iceland.

Students in the college’s Bachelors of Applied Science in Sustainable Practices program are required to do an internship, working with a sustainability oriented organization or company.

Three students took this opportunity to travel – doing internships in Olympia WA, at Craters of the Moon National Park in Idaho, and in Iceland.

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