Most of America can’t believe we have a president that is not respected by most Americans and most ofthe rest of the world. When is… Continue reading
When Donald Trump was elected president, sportsmen had high hopes that the president and his cabinet would commit to, in President Trump’s words, “honoring the… Continue reading
Orchids to John Scannell for his well-written letter in your Oct. 5 edition. Another bouquet to the Reporter for printing it. Too soon we will… Continue reading
Kirkland is proposing an important measure to advance public safety services in the city. The measure contains several items that specifically address safety concerns we… Continue reading
I find Republican caviling at the Brett Kavanaugh hearings baffling. For just a moment, let us set aside the allegations that the Supreme Court nominee… Continue reading
We live north of the Bridle Trails Shopping Center and we would like to convey our concerns with the proposed zoning plan for the center.… Continue reading
I am writing today to say how excited I was to read about the John Muir Elementary Literacy night to celebrate Dr. Seuss’ birthday! A… Continue reading
Why don’t we hear anything about busy drive througs for coffee, fast food, drug stores and banking?
This letter is a response to “Don’t ban guns, ban government schools”.
A Kirkland teacher responds to a recent letter.
A Kirkland resident probes Rep. Springer’s support of SB 6617.
The Kirkland resident recently attended a town hall meeting.
A Kirkland resident is concerned about the use of a recent image in an editorial page cartoon.
A North Bend resident responds to “Don’t ban guns, ban goverment schools.”
A letter asking Sen. Maria Cantwell to cosponsor the Removing Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Act this year.
A letter in response to a letter about banning public schools to prevent school shootings.
Schools are not “impersonal” or “sterile.”
Recently the Kirkland Reporter published a letter to the editor voicing concern about the planned Totem Lake Connector Bridge along the Cross Kirkland Corridor. The… Continue reading
Public schools have become impersonal, sterile and monolithic — like most government institutions.
Property tax bills have gone up 18.8 percent; the RTA vehicle registration tax has more than doubled.
