Core Hero hard cider sorbet takes off in Kirkland
A former Kirkland resident is making hard cider sorbet, which was picked up by Whole Foods and PCC.
Semi-truck pulls down utility poles, closes 84th Avenue Northeast in Kirkland
The truck was caught on cables and pulled down five poles, closing the street for more than 24 hours.
News
Citywide block party ‘Crossing Kirkland’ connects community
Residents got to walk, bike, eat and meet on the Cross Kirkland Corridor.
LWSF announces campaign to help kids start school year strong
Pantry Packs is a featured beneficiary of Start Strong campaign.
Kirkland church groups build tiny houses for the homeless
Kirkland Fire Station 25 open house set for Sept. 9
Two projects in the works for Kirkland’s Rose Hill neighborhood
Suspect brandishes folding knife in road rage incident | police blotter
City outdoor recreation activities resume regular schedule today
Sports
Juanita earns victory over Inglemoor, 28-21 / Football
Juanita beat Inglemoor, 28-21, and Redmond defeated Lake Washington, 10-7, in football action on Sept. 14. The Rebels, who led… Continue reading
Kangs, Rebels compete on the links
Lake Washington won its second straight boys golf match to start the season, 213-257, over Juanita on Sept. 11 at… Continue reading
Life
One city, one story: Kirkland to launch city-wide reading program
The idea is for Kirklanders to read one book, and to have deep discussions about its themes.
Opinion
Their I-940 made the ballot, but not the version they prefer | Letter
A much-divided state Supreme Court blew up an unusual compromise when it concluded that Initiative 940, which would rewrite Washington Continue reading...
F3 brings local men together for fitness, fellowship and faith
Reporter Kailan Manadic participates in a morning workout with the local men’s fitness group and is nicknamed after a well-known crime dog.
Northwest
The man on Iron Mountain
Chuck Pillon has been living on a 10-acre junk-filled property near Renton for decades.
Safe consumption part 3: The opposite of addiction
Final episode of our three-part series on controversial supervised consumption sites
Business
Office space is still tight on the Eastside
That hasn’t stopped Google and Facebook from looking to expand.
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Kirkland reopens the city’s oldest fire station
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Kirkland church groups build tiny houses for the homeless
Two projects in the works for Kirkland’s Rose Hill neighborhood
Amy Walen campaigns for 48th District Rep.
Burger Addict opens in Kirkland
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Whole Foods, Grocery Outlet now open in Kirkland
45th District candidates discuss homelessness, quality of life at Redmond forum