Ericksen was ‘very dedicated to the Bothell community’
By ANDY NYSTROM
Former mayor dies at age 92
Carlton “Bud” Ericksen was a football man through and through.
He played center for the University of Washington Huskies and the Washington Redskins, and was known to recall games play by play.
Two Sundays ago, his daughter, Edith Berg, said Ericksen’s minister came by their Woodinville home for a visit by his bedside.
“I happened to overhear the... More »
Patrick Noland finally becomes a stem-cell donor
By JOSHUA ADAM HICKS
He tried with his dad, gets another chance
It took him eight years, but Patrick Noland finally found the person he’s been waiting for.
She came in the form of a woman battling acute myelogenous leukemia (AML), probably in some far away region of the country.
Patrick, a 24-year-old Kenmore native, put his name on the national stem-cell donor list in 2000, when... More »
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No longer sand-trapped
By CHRISTOPHER A. SMITH
Richmond leads the way for Cougs
When Darcie Richmond was 14 years old, she played in her first official golf tournament at Gold Mountain and Trophy Lake Golf Course in Bremerton.
She finished dead last.
“I played really horribly,” Richmond recalled, almost blushing. “I got into a sand trap, and it took me 11 to get out. And I had never... More »
Siu slams game-winning HR
Reporter staff
Catcher Jordan Siu went 3-for-4, including the game-winning two-run home run in the sixth inning as Inglemoor High came back from a rocky beginning to edge Roosevelt High, 11-9, in a 4A Kingco baseball game April 15.
Inglemoor trailed 7-0 midway through the second, but Kurt Wagner, Mason Weathers and Spencer Trautmann pitched superbly in relief with Trautmann picking up the... More »
American Legion gives Coyne an above-average grade
By JOSHUA ADAM HICKS
Kathy Coyne swears she’s an average teacher.
People at Lockwood Elementary in Bothell describe her differently.
“If everyone could bring half of what she brings, we’d be a better school,” said Lockwood music teacher Cynthia Zody.
“I’ve never learned more in an elementary class than I did with her,” says 15-year-old Samantha Miller, one of Coyne’s former students.
The American Legion recently joined... More »
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