Kenmore E-News

Kenmore E-News is a publication produced by the City of Kenmore, created to better communicate City news and updates with the community. On the 15th of each month, a PDF of Kenmore E-News will be posted to this
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425.398.8900.

  • Volume 1, No. 3 April 15, 2008

    • SR 522 Improvement Project Update
    • Kenmore Awarded Grant for Community Athletic Fields
    • Gregory Joins Kenmore Staff as Finance Director
    • Thank You for Attending Kenmore's Spring Egg Hunt
    • Parks Appreciation Day
    • Spring Recycling Event
    • Summer Events

  • Volume 1, No. 2 February 2008
    • Kenmore City Hall Project Update
    • Volunteers Needed to Serve on Public Art Committee
    • SR 522 Project Update - Upcoming Detour Route
    • Kenmore Police Department to Host Citizen Academy
    • Spring Egg Hunt
    • Bike Rodeo
    • Library Public Open House
    • Beautify Kenmore
  • Volume 1, No. 1 January 2008
    • Baker Selected as Kemore Mayor
    • Attend Upcoming City Hall Public Workshop
    • SR 522 Project Update
    • Volunteers Needed for Advisory Committees
    • Spring Egg Hunt

 

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  • Northshore PRSA Aquatic Study - This project includes a study to evaluate the existing aquatic facilities located within and near the Northshore PRSA boundaries and to develop recommendations for serving the aquatic needs of the PRSA public.
  • Kenmore by the Lake - The long awaited Kenmore by the Lake book is now available for the public to purchase at City Hall for $25.00. The beautifully illustrated 176 page book features over 130 photos and carries the reader from the geological formation of the area to native inhabitants on to the Kenmore we presently know.

    Priscilla Droge, the local historian, has been largely responsible for the collection of the maps, stories and pictures from over 250 people for over 25 years. Working closely with editor, Terri Malinowski, to create a book that is the first to be published solely on the history of Kenmore. As Char Crawford states: "This has been a real community collaboration". An editorial board then worked during an intensive period of 4 years to finalize the publication. The eleven member editorial board consisted of Char Crawford and Priscilla Droge (Co-Chairpersons), Jo Ann Evans (Photo Editor), Annette Eaton, Terri Malinowski, Jeanie McBee, Elmer Skold, Kent Sturgis, Eleanor Taylor, Linda Horn and Tom Traeger, President of Kenmore Heritage Society.

  • Keep informed on City of Kenmore Projects