Woodinville, WA News

• Woodinville, WA News
• City proposes doubling traffic impact fees
• New flowers for Wilmot Park
• Open house on parks, recreation and open space planned
• Groaning for Adoption
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• Sparks fly in city council chambers
• Whooping cough, an epidemic, exists here
• Walkabout aims to save Gold Creek Park
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Jesus Prays for His Disciples
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• FOUND DOG - Beautiful Choclate Lab
• Smoke signals at Woodinville Fire
• Marimba band is ‘part of school culture’ at Canyon Creek
• Old school house placed on back burner
• CHS celebrates 2012 valedictorian and salutatorian
• Camp Korey returns to roots, welcomes honey bees to farm
• Community succeeds in ‘Raising the Foundation’
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• The Unfinished Business of God’s Love
• City bans smoking in public parks, welcomes back farmers market
• Watch out for this cow
• Meeting on current sewer regulations set for May 10
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• Woodinville golf course to shut down at the end of September
• State honors fallen firefighters
• June 6 meeting to discuss zip line in Gold Creek Park
• Hopelink launches ‘End Summer Hunger’ campaign
• Are You Ready to Die?
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• What Will We Be When We Grow Up?
• Council adjusts rules of procedure
• Lively chit-chat at Chamber function on city’s future
• Northshore teacher’s license suspended for forgery on students’ IEPs
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• Citizens weigh in on annexation
• Schoolhouse in session at city council meeting
• The Blue Trees
• Goodman drops out of Congressional race
• Peace and Power and Community
• Empty Tombs Lead to Galilee
• Miller mum after abrupt resignation
• Bothell’s downtown revitalization on target
• Heavy day at city council meeting
• Acres of Diamonds – a new beginning for homeless women and children
• ‘Best Buddy’ business is labor of love for local couple
• Announcements
• Celebrate Woodinville - 2012
• Driving It Home — a collision education awareness class
• Jesus Died to Free Us from Sin
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• The Seed Must Die
• The Y at the Carol Edwards Center celebrates anniversary
• Valley Vegetables demonstrate
• Kenmore takes loss, moves on
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• A Failed Sermon
• Fear of overdevelopment in the air at council meeting
• Lively Chamber debate on annexation
• Let the music begin
• Heritage Society to present ‘A Morning With Oscar Roloff’
• Free family fun at Brightwater on tap for World Water Day celebration
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Duvall landscape designer honored as Young Member of the Year
• Memories shared at Howard Miller’s 24th leap year birthday
• Creativity, problem-solving skills are put to good use in Inglemoor’s robotics class
• Chamber announces judges, grand marshall for 2012 Celebrate Woodinville All Fools Day Parade
• Council undecided on no-smoking law in parks
• Swirl, sip and sample at Passport to Woodinville
• Snakes–Why Does It Have to Be Snakes?
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• Northshore Schools Foundation hands down $35,000 grant to district
• Panel to discuss proposed UGB boundary change, annexation
• Woodinville Community Band to present ‘Swords and Sorcery’
• New 520 bridge components are being built in Kenmore
• The Power of Discipleship
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Announcements
• City votes down medical marijuana gardens
• Woodinville once again Domeward bound
• Hug and coin are ‘Gifts of a lifetime’
• Woodinville gymnasts take second at state
• A Willingness to Be Changed
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Flying high, Falcons wrestlers fall short at the Dome
• Lady Falcons grab KingCo title for second year in a row
• City council to hold a retreat for team-building, policy issues and priorities
• State of the city: a lot like last year
• New season and new home for WRT
• The Holy Spirit Doesn’t Always Play Nice
• Living the Great Commandment
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Riverview School District purchases new headquarters
• Native plant sale celebrates ten-year anniversary on March 3rd
• DFOL and NWAC present ‘Raising the Foundation:’ An Evening with John Grade – March 10th
• Council finally agrees on Ordinance 524
• Long-time Woodinville resident Leno Bassett remembered
• Lady Falcons emerge in a tight one
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• A House of Healing
• Local arborist branches out
• Northshore schools earn 2011 Washington Achievement Awards
• Canterbury sale in the works — possibly —
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Bank robbery in Woodinville
• Council enacts development moratorium
• Local firefighter killed in car crash
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• Now Is the Time!
• City staff sends council a message
• With Crooked Arbor fires, Woodinville Fire has new challenge
• Snow and ice plus rain equals flooding
• God Is Calling
• Talmas reelected mayor as council navigates the new year
• A splendid life remembered
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Mumblings
• State high court confirms lower court: funding for basic education is deficient
• Wranglers take The Plunge for Special Olympics Washington
• Hockley remembered with art
• Light A Fire for Learning luncheon
• AmeriCorps volunteers inspire and make a difference
• Emergency preparedness training offered for deaf and hard of hearing community
• DCC presents Jim Malcolm in Concert
• 2012 community event grant applications available
• Announcements
• From the Pastor
• WHS English teacher killed
• Arise, Shine, for Your Light Has Come!
• No Other God but Our God
• A look at 2011
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Council wraps up another year
• Bothell’s ‘last great forest’ saved
• Mary Sings Our Song
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Christmas cheer arrives early
• A happy irony: With Kenmore police precinct closure, Woodinville gains
• New tower shines at Brightwater
• RSD welcomes ‘CHOICE’
• Cedarcrest students find kindness is contagious
• Duvall council position open
• You Are Christmas
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Historic cabin destroyed by fire
• Kenmore city manager eyes finish line
• Woodinville boy rescues sea turtle
• Your Person Trajectory
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Heartbreak in Tacoma as Falcons fall 26-21
• Local chef to be featured at legendary James Beard House
• City lands $4.5 million in TIB grant for Wood-Duvall Road widening project
• It’ the End of the World as We Know It
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Local Lab inducted into hall of fame
• Autumn: a feast for the eyes
• Summer concert series to stay, but where and when unclear
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• To One of the Least of These
• Electric car gift will mobilize campers
• BHS culinary arts students to participate in CookieFest
• Local elections so far not close
• Got Oil?
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Adopt A-Senior-Pet Month
• It was all about safety
• Former chief drops discrimination claim after WF&R board sweetens his pot
• Suspicious strangers reported in town
• An Honorable Life?
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Suspects nailed in salon break-ins
• It was business, not personal, at council candidate forum
• New art work for sports fields
• ‘A Murder is Announced’
• Tour of Terror and other ghostly Halloween fun
• Pink Room for the Cure
• The Pragmatism of Love
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Chamber represents, promotes and connects local businesses
• Rave reviews for new classroom building at WHS
• Falcons take care of business
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Northshore School Board candidates forum — Oct. 17
• WF&R commissioner sounds off
• ‘W’ stands for wacky and a win
• Who Is Invited?
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• We Are Tenants, God Is the Landlord
• Former fire chief claims race discrimination against WF&R
• What’s cooking at 21 Acres?
• Phase 2 begins for schoolhouse rehab
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Letter from county official calls out water district candidates, provokes debate
• Pinwheels for Peace
• Who will be out-pinked?
• Kenmore to host business open house
• Chamber to host 2011 candidate forum
• Why Serve?
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Helping out a ‘Little Bit’
• Hear from your Bothell City Council candidates
• Brightwater to celebrate grand opening Sept. 24
• Why Study?
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Local Organization for Lou Gehrig’s Disease NEEDS Board of Director Members.
• See you at the farm!
• Kenmore mayor confers with Bothell council
• Snohomish Festival of Pumpkins
• 9/11 ‘Tribute Flags’ included in 10-year commemoration
• Riverview School District opens new Carnation campus
• Logo competition for Duvall’s 100th birthday
• ‘A Festival of Color’ quilt show celebrates 10th anniversary
• Duvall Heritage Festival Sept. 24 at historic Dougherty Farmhouse
• Why Worship
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• 9-11: a decade later
• Fire commissioners send former chief a package proposal
• Church to remember and honor first responders
• Back to School
• Persistent in Love
• Falcons overcome Mount Si in road opener
• Youth Calendar
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• All shapes and sizes at Bothell’s Riverfest
• It’s time to clean house — fall recycling event set for Sept. 10
• High school football is back!!!
• And on the Third Day
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• For the Whole World
• Fire chief removed
• Council covers wide range in final August meeting
• ‘Honk! Jr.’ is coming to Leota
• Making the Impossible Possible
• New commissioner at WF&R
• Hands on at National Night Out Against Crime
• PSRC steers $7 million to projects in Bothell, Kenmore
• Talmas new Woodinville mayor
• CHS grad Chelsea Judd Seafair Scholarship for Women finalist
• Remembering Rose ...
• ‘Girls of Summer’ win the state championship
• Chuck Price resigns from Woodinville City Council
• New digs for Homeward
• Bothell lauded again for downtown plan
• Sunday Message
• Fire chief responds to union’s no-confidence vote
• Flying free at Zazu’s House
• National Night Out
• Duvall gets funky at Sandblast
• Announcements
• Let Anyone with Ears Listen!
• Backpacks for Kids kicks off
• NE 175th Street overlay begins
• history comes alive with opening of new Museum
• Council tackles construction, art, field rentals and technology
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• Pastor on vacation
• ‘Duvall Days’ Country Living Festival is set for July 16 & 17
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• Pastor’s Message
• NSD approves contract with teachers
• Bothell’s annexation plans unanimously approved by boundary review board
• The Proof Is in the Eating of the Pudding
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth
• Announcements
• CIA
• Witnesses Needed in Fatal Motorcycle Accident
• Your Mission, Should You Choose…
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• Pastor’s Message
• Drunks for Jesus
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• Pastor’s Message
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• A Promise Kept
• A ‘bittersweet goodbye’ for WHS principal
• Perfect Run
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• It’s a Big, Big House
• Fire brass, union go toe to toe
• WHS presents ‘An Evening at the Pops’
• Annoucements
• Pastor’s Message
• On a Walk to Emmaus
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• God: Grouchy Judge or Good Shepherd and Host
• Historic Camp Gilead begins year with a ‘first’ – a 5K benefit run
• Cedarcrest teacher Bruce Murdock named WSSEF ‘Science Teacher of the Year’
• Falcon girls aim high at KingCo tourney
• Short and sweet at city council meeting
• Everything is under control with this ‘Principal for a Day’
• High honors for Northshore PTAs
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• What Do We Tell a Suffering World?
• Woodinville lacrosse, at 12-0, carries the torch for its sport
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Easter Sunday: I Believe in Resurrection
• Maundy Thursday: Something to Remember and Proclaim
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Luncheon to feature Woodin singers, Leota musicians
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Stephen–Dying Endurance
• Betz Family Winery steps into the future
• Woodinville will celebrate Arbor/Earth Day April 16
• Bothell Council moves forward with annexation
• Need a passport?
• Widening begins on 522
• Inglemoor scribes turn out and produce
• ‘Seussical!’ comes to Woodinville High
• Kenmore City Council to host town hall meeting
• Stolen property awaiting identification
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Please see our E-edition for the current Woodinville Weekly.
• Basilissa and Anastasia–Suffering Endurance
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Dismas–the Good Thief
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Local Navy man lends a hand following earthquake in Japan
• Come Celebrate Woodinville
• Storm brings wind, rain and downed trees to area
• Mary of Magdala: Enduring Servanthood
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• John the Divine: Patient Endurance
• Local teens dare to dream big
• Scholarships to be awarded to Northshore seniors
• Gas Leak in Woodinville
• Tolt museum finds new home at Carnation Farm
• It’s (almost) spring and the annual plant sale needs you!
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• On Seeing the Kingdom
• Woodinville wines receive Golden Grapes Awards
• Council again pitches high and tight to sports groups
• City discusses ethics code
• Falcons place fifth at state
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Don’t Worry, Be Happy
• You ‘Can Do’ so they will be able to
• Downtown Bothell to be Vulcan-ized
• Road to be closed for construction
• Sunday Message
• Evergreen Hospital Entrance
• District restructures junior high football
• Voice your opinion on future of old Woodinville school
• New pavement for Burke Gilman Trail in Kenmore
• Council plays hard ball on field rates
• Brighten up winter with a trip to the NW Flower & Garden Show
• Lady Falcons turn back Skyline to grab KingCo title
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Cedarcrest’s Hannah Smythe nominated for Player of the Year
• Transition Snoqualmie Valley teaches resilience and seed saving
• Kids, adults find fun in learning at library’s Spanish Story Time
• Becoming the Perfect Bean
• It’s decision time for old Woodinville schoolhouse
• ‘I just want to get on with my life’
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Council prioritizes 2011 code amendments
• Inglemoor wrestlers dominate KingCo tourney
• Winery event to benefit fallen firefighter’s family
• We are the Light of the Cosmos
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• It’s All about Seeing
• Weddings in Woodinville
• WFR on board for fitness and nutrition study
• ‘A Bad Year for Tomatoes’ at Cedarcrest High
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• God Is Calling
• YMCA coming to CEC; Wranglers heading to Bothell
• 24-hour nurse line saves time, money, worries
• City manager tells it like it is at chamber function
• Woodinville squeezes by Inglemoor at home
• The End of Suffering Is Love
• Bothell city manager presents state of the city
• NSD Wall of Honor 2011 nominations being accepted
• Bon voyage, Nurse Deb
• Northshore PTSA announces scholarships
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Car runs into Gold's Gym
• Council does brisk business at inaugural meeting
• Final roll call
• Kenmore uncovers history with survey of mid-20th century buildings
• BHS presents ‘The SeussOdyssey’
• City accepting applications for commissioners
• New police chief for Bothell
• Snow birds
• Soundfalls! shows bring old-time radio theater to Carnation
• What do local farmers do in the off-season?
• Live music and Italian sandwiches are coming to Carnation
• God’s Beloved Child–You!
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Born a King
• ‘Weddings in Woodinville’ to display decorated venues for that perfect day
• Thrift shop awards $97,612 in grants
• Announcements
• Youth Calendar
• Pastor’s Message
• YMCA coming to CEC; Wranglers to senior center
• The Faith of Joseph
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• The greatest gift of all
• Community band to perform ‘Not Another Holiday’ Concert Dec. 14
• Concerns remain over PSE’s Snoqualmie Falls hydro plant project
• City council marches on
• WHS musicians earn high honors
• Friendship Garden evokes spirit of past staff member
• Value, Versatility Make 2007 Vine And Sun Red A Must-Have Holiday Table Addition
• Christmas Is for Everyone
• A New Attitude
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Jesus Comes Again, and Again, and Again, and…
• So what is Northwest woodland character anyway?
• Board approves new graduation requirements
• Helping others for the holidays
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Thanksgiving Message
• Jesus, Remember Me
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Woodin puts STOP to bullying
• Woodinville mayor sidesteps potential conflict of interest
• Unique log house designated a King County Landmark
• Phoenix lawsuit to be heard by state supreme court in March 2011
• Message, November 14
• New downtown zoning code is in place
• V-ball girls take fourth at state
• Inglemoor’s Lystad takes girls’ state cross country title
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• God Always Wins
• Council passes first reading of new downtown code
• Woodinville sewage spill is safe, county says
• FARMS report looks at future of local agriculture
• Duvall dancers zombie up for ‘Thrill the World’
• Budget limitations, property sale keep Duvall Library from setting start date
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Trying to Be Tall
• Winter Safety Fair and free pancake breakfast planned for November 6
• SEPAC panel addresses school bullying
• Pirates invade Woodinville!
• Jesus, Snobs and Sinners
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Jesus, Snobs and Sinners
• Tombstones, skeletons, tricks & treats
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• State candidates debate issues at community forum
• Council extends deadline for program proposals
• On Being the New Creation
• All lanes of Bothell bridge closed
• Calling all dogs
• Barons V Releases 2007 Cabernet Sauvignon
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Friends of Library, Civic Club divide as new library takes shape
• Widen 203 for safety, local group says
• Low-impact loggers make a good team
• Safety awareness program to be offered
• City revenue forecast discussed
• Local wineries welcome visitors during Crush Festival
• An Unreasonable Love
• A Little Faith
• 21 Acres celebrates
• A Little Faith
• City takes a look ahead
• 45th Legislative District candidate forum
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• The Homeward Pet 2011 Calendars are in!
• Shrewdly Making Friends
• 3-Day raises more than $6 million
• Council makes (some) progress
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• The Future Is in the Lost
• Local business leaders speak at Redhook
• Woodinville Council delays downtown decision — again
• New streets for Wellington
• WFLSD changes name to Woodinville Fire & Rescue
• Announcements
• Volunteer with Homeward Pet Shelter
• Pastor’s Message
• The Good Shepherd
• Board boosts fire chief with vote of confidence
• Making visible the invisible
• Library construction contract awarded
• Astronaut Bonnie Dunbar delights Girl Scouts with tales of space experiences
• Mitchell brings fresh perspective to Library Board
• Cedarcrest High School students build friendship with South Korean city
• Pastor’s Message
• Weekly Announcements
• Youth Calendar
• DeYoung House to receive landmark designation
• Woodinville fire chief censured by union
• School bells ring
• Chickens or Pigs?
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Sermon August 22, 2010
• When Down Is Up
• Opening day at the Evergreen State Fair
• Supplemental school levy on track to pass
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Kirkland annexation to shrink WFLSD by nearly 10 percent
• ‘Over the Edge’
• Six-year capital improvement plan coming down the pike for council
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Woodinville Chamber makes pitch to Council
• Council raises field rental rates effective Jan. 1
• NYSA REACTS TO FIELD RATE HIKE
• It is God’s Good Pleasure to Give Us the Kingdom
• Pastor’s Message
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message for Sunday, August 1
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Godly Play
• The Shadow Knows
• Messy Spirituality and How Human That Is
• Announcements
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• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• For I’se Still Goin’, Honey
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Some Neighbors are Afraid
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• The Parable of Jonah
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Our Children Are in Trouble and We Can Help!
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Youth Calendar
• Why and How to Access the Holy Spirit
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Now Tell the Truth: Questions and Answers, Part I
• Now Tell the Truth: Questions and Answers, Part II
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• What’chu Talkin’ about, Jesus?
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements for Sunday, May 9
• God Is Still Love
• Hello - I’m Back and I’m Real!
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements for Sunday, April 25
• Youth Calendar
• Pastor’s Message
• Announcements
• Youth
• Ye are gods
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth
• Announcements
• Why Do You Look for the Living Among the Dead?
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Announcements
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• What is Your Security Blanket?
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Did Jesus Get It Wrong?
• Who Is Worthy?
• On the Way to Death
• Choices and More Choices
• From Casual to Captive?
• How Can I Help?
• Pastor’s Message
• Youth Calendar
• Announcements
• Come In from the Outside
• BE WARY OF DRAWING INACCURATE CONCLUSIONS
• Musical Theatre Intensive Workshop
• Cottage Lake PTA Final Weekly Briefing
• Cottage Lake PTA Weekly Briefing
• Cottage Lake Elementary Announcements

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