To the Editor: It is unfortunate that such strong disagreements have occurred in Bellevue over the site of a men’s shelter. Ever since the opening… Continue reading
Dear Editor, Manka Dhingra has over 20 years’ knowledge, experience, and community leadership in the 45th Legislative District. As a Senior Deputy Prosecutor, she understands… Continue reading
Dear Editor, Manka Dhingra is the superior choice for State Senate in the 45th district. Her policies, experience, and endorsements are easily reviewed on her… Continue reading
Being a School Board Member is an important job. It is a non-partisan, non-paid position. School Boards are responsible for overseeing how a school district… Continue reading
I’m voting for Cassandra Sage for LWSD School Board. I’ve witnessed her dedication in PTSA. I’ve had conversations with Cassandra about making sure that EVERY… Continue reading
The Kirkland City Council is in the process of adopting a set of ordinances that regulate the operation of Airbnbs within residential zoned areas of… Continue reading
There is probably no elected position that has a greater direct impact on our families and communities than that of director for our school districts.… Continue reading
I’m glad Mr. Ledbetter had a good experience in Scotland when he was ill. That was not my experience in Canada. After five days of… Continue reading
The excellent article on children’s lunches and equity in education (Kirkland Reporter, Oct. 6) mentioned the Washington State Legislature’s funding plan for McCleary, but the… Continue reading
Mayor Amy Walen read a proclamation Sept. 19 recognizing September as “National Recovery Month.” The purpose is to increase awareness and understanding of mental and… Continue reading
As I travel daily, I see a multitude of campaign posters all over the streets. Is there another election day coming up or have all… Continue reading
Puget Sound Energy would like to thank Kirkland residents for your interest in energy efficiency! Through Saturday, PSE is offering every residential customer in Kirkland… Continue reading
I am writing this as a native Kirkland resident — I was born in the Kirkland Hospital (now the Heathman Hotel) and still live in… Continue reading
While I generally agree with comments submitted to the Kirkland Reporter by Mr. Jeff Jared, I must take exception to his complaint published in the… Continue reading
Counterpoints to last week’s guest editorials Last Friday’s edition (Kirkland Reporter, Aug. 18) offered a two-fer of progressive-liberal editorials. First, the guest editorial by Nick… Continue reading
“Diversity, Equity (sic) and Inclusion” sounds so beautiful. Now let us talk about reality. Libraries are libraries. They are not social services organizations except in… Continue reading
In response to a July 14 letter (“We can’t cherry pick from the Bible to resolve crime,” Kirkland Reporter, July 14), the problem with human… Continue reading
Don’t eat while driving. Don’t put makeup on while driving. Don’t text while driving. Don’t watch a video while driving. Don’t read while driving. Not… Continue reading
The U.S. Senate plan is not a health care bill. It is a massive transfer of wealth from working people to Wall Street. The Senate… Continue reading
If you live in King County, vote “No” on subsidies to Big Art, vote “No” on Proposition 1. It’s a 0.1 percent sales tax to… Continue reading
