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Juanita High School students protest security guard’s controversial dismissal
Juanita High School senior Rachel Sibley waved a picket sign that read “We support you, Jeff” as she sat atop a student’s shoulders. The principal and an official with the Lake Washington School District looked on as more students joined the crowd out on the football field.
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Kirkland police seize electronics that may contain child porn during search
Kirkland and Seattle police seized some electronics from a Kirkland home Tuesday morning that police believe may contain child pornography.
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Unclaimed $1 million Powerball ticket purchased in Bothell
The $600 million Powerball jackpot held May 18 was record breaking. It drew millions of people trying to beat the odds to become a multimillionaire.
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Woman arrested after pulling gun on husband who asked for a divorce | Kirkland Reporter
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week.
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Teen attempts suicide at Kirkland Starbucks; organization notes increasing trend
After being reported missing by her stepfather, a teenage girl was found unconscious on the floor of a Kirkland Starbucks’ bathroom two weeks ago. It was her second suicide attempt in three months.
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Lake Washington High School hosts DUI vehicular homicide simulation | Slideshow
A teenage girl hung out of the passenger window of a Ford Bronco as red streaks dripped down the door.
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Kirkland boy collects hundreds of baseball items for kids around the world
Four hundred baseballs, 126 baseball bats, 47 helmets, 46 pairs of gloves and 15 catcher’s masks are piled to one side of the Goldstein’s garage in the Norkirk neighborhood.
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Eight file for Kirkland City Council seats; two incumbents to run unopposed
Eight candidates have filed for the five open Kirkland City Council positions this week during the King County candidate filing period.
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Kirkland Reporter wins three excellence in journalism awards at SPJ event
The Kirkland Reporter earned three awards at the Society of Professional Journalists’ Northwest Excellence in Journalism gala Saturday in Seattle.
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Kirkland woman plans 300-mile wheelchair ride for charity
A Kirkland woman with cerebral palsy will begin her 300-mile wheelchair odyssey in her hometown on June 8.
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Kirkland condo burglars connected with 100 crimes plead not guilty
A Seattle couple who police believe are behind 100 crimes - including a Kirkland condo burglary - pleaded not guilty to several charges in King County Superior Court this month.
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Kirkland breast cancer survivor ‘races for cure’ to fight disease
Pamela Ridgway is a three-time breast cancer survivor. First diagnosed in 1994, her mission ever since has been to increase awareness, funding and support within the community.
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Kirkland firefighter’s wife stabs and kills home intruder near North Bend
A North Bend family, defending themselves from the second home invasion attack in 12 hours, stabbed and killed an intruder in their home in the 10100 block of 420th Avenue Southeast early Monday morning.
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Kirkland massage therapist, composer creates music for healing
Coming home from an exhausting day of work, Microsoft engineer Mike Wall often found himself listening to music for relaxation, focus and healing. Not only was it a way to relieve stress, but over time it evolved into his true passion. The desire to heal himself and others with sound eventually drove Wall to leave his work and change career paths.
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Kirkland firefighters respond to fire, explosion in Juanita neighborhood Tuesday
Firefighters responded to a residential fire in the Juanita neighborhood on Tuesday after hearing reports of explosions.
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Business leaders brainstorm ideas on Cross Kirkland Corridor's future
About 100 Kirkland business owners, city officials and interested citizens rushed through morning traffic to get to the Eastside Tennis Center in Totem Lake on Tuesday.
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Judge rules in favor of Potala Village developer in controversial lawsuit against Kirkland | Update
King County Superior Court judge Monica Benton ruled on May 9 that the city of Kirkland must process the Potala Village developer’s building permit application per February 2011 zoning laws, when the Shoreline Substantial Development application was originally filed.
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Man arrested for attacking girlfriend | Kirkland Police Blotter
Between May 3-9, the Kirkland Police Department reported 578 traffic violations (nine DUIs), 16 school zone traffic violations, 10 animal calls, 39 alarm calls, 22 noise complaints,
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Wastemobile to stop in Kirkland May 24-26
All King County and city residents can safely dispose of old car batteries, oil, paint thinner and many other household hazardous items
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Five candidates file so far for open Kirkland Council seats
Five candidates have filed for the five open Kirkland City Council positions so far this week during the King County candidate filing period.
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