Safe injection in Seattle
By Matthew Hipolito, Hawkeye Staff
May 14, 2018
Filed under News, U.S. and World News
“The King County Medical Examiner’s (KCME) Office reported that deaths caused by drugs increased to their highest levels in 2016 in both Seattle and King County, Washington,” reads a June 2017 report on opioid abuse released by the Seattle Field Division of the Drug Enforcement Administration. “...
Hawks track teams place second in men’s, first in women’s at Terrace Invite
April 27, 2014
Filed under Sports
[vc_row][vc_column width="1/1"][vc_column_text] Yesterday, the Hawks hosted the Terrace Invite, a track meet that had 14 High Schools in the area participating. These schools included Mountlake Terrace, Meadowdale, Juanita, Shorewood, Marysville Getchell, Ballard, Port Townsend, Lakeside (Seattle),...
3OH!3 comes to Albertsons in MLT
November 20, 2013
Filed under The425
Pop band 3OH!3 made an appearance at the Albertsons in MLT for KISS FM’s annual food drive, Thanksgiving on the Mayflower. Bandmembers Nathaniel Motte and Sean Foreman arrived at Albertsons for their meet and greet about 15 minutes later than their scheduled 3 p.m. According to Foreman, this was...
Homeless student numbers on the rise
By Will Khadivi
October 22, 2013
Filed under Feature, Featured Stories
On a chilly night in early autumn, about 60 people gathered in the basement of a Mountlake Terrace church to chat with friends, have a hot meal and seek shelter from the cold. The Bethesda Lutheran Church has been holding these free dinners once a week for five years. They are open to anyone and draw...
Bothell, Bellevue shine in Emerald City Kickoff
By Jack Pearce
September 8, 2013
Filed under HawkSquawk Sports Commentary, recent, Sports
SEATTLE - As the high school football season kicked off across the state this weekend a few schools had a unique opportunity – to play in the newly renovated Husky Stadium. With 2:49 left on the clock, the Bothell Cougars got the ball trailing the Coeur D’Alene Vikings by 13. Bothell quickly drove ...
We Day makes history at Key Arena
March 27, 2013
Filed under Featured Stories
Nearly 30 MTHS students were among 15,000 young people who gathered at Key Arena for We Day Seattle. We Day, presented by Free the Children, is a movement, started in Canada, with the intention of inspiring young people to do great things in terms of community service and helping others. The event...
Terrace to We Day Seattle
By Erick Yanzon
March 24, 2013
Filed under News, U.S. and World News
15,000 young people around the state are attending the very first We Day in US on March 27, in the Key Arena at Seattle Center. Fueled by the desire for change, and the hope that the world can be a better place, We Day is the call that brings a generation together. We Day is an initiative of Free T...
Back to the Future, Seattle Style
June 14, 2012
Filed under Feature
The 1962 World’s Fair put Seattle on the map. It opened up visitors’ minds to the future and gave them a glimpse of what was to come. Science was one of the main focuses and was presented as the “way of the future.” What do the Pacific Science Center, KeyArena, the Monorail and the Space...
Sound Transit plans light rail to MLT, Lynnwood by 2023
By Will Khadivi
May 1, 2012
Filed under The425
Driving to Downtown Seattle on Interstate 5 during peak times from Mountlake Terrace is often described as a nightmare and with the population of the area growing, the problem is only getting worse. To help ease traffic, Sound Transit (ST) is planning to expand Link Light Rail to Lynnwood by 2023. The...
Fact or Fiction: Does coffee stunt your growth?
January 18, 2011
Filed under Health
According to Specialty Coffee Association of America , nearly 50 percent of America’s population, that’s roughly 150 million American’s, consume espresso, cappuccino, latte, or iced or cold coffees. Also, 50 percent of American’s over the age of 18 drink coffee daily. If that many people...
Free Seattle Activities
By Kayla Cooper
June 10, 2009
Filed under Feature
Summer in Seattle is possibly the best time of year. Most people know about the obvious beaches and summer spots, but why not do something different this summer? Better yet, how about doing something that is not only different, but also free? That’s right, here are four places around the Seattle...
Paper or Plastic? Seattle City Council seeks to curtail plastic waste through legislative process and use fee
By Megan Resler
October 14, 2008
Filed under News
On July 28, Seattle City Council passed a new bill which contains two main components: consumers will no longer get grocery bags for free, and businesses will no longer be permitted to use or sell foam containers. Drafted and presented by Council President Richard Conlin, this bill mimics a similar law...