Things we really need around here: more rain, holes in our heads, higher taxes and NBA & NHL teams
Kirkland is on a path to buy the “Kirkland Segment” of the Eastside Rail Corridor as a first step in completing the long-planned cross-Kirkland Trail.
Did you know the word “republican” is in the U.S. Constitution, but “democracy” is not? Similarly, “contract” is in there, but “subsidy” and “price control” are not.
What is a caucus? It's what's left of a zebra after a hungry pack of lions finishes with it. No, that's a carcass.
Having worked as a school counselor I know all too well the many fifth and sixth grade girls coming down to my office with multiple and ongoing friendship issues.
My neighbor in Kirkland, Steve Lacey, was a father of two, a Google engineer headed to Costco on a sunny weekend afternoon when a drunk driver killed him.
An impressive show of dedication and determination yielded a long-awaited amenity for Kirkland on Saturday.
En route to school in the mornings, I have now become acquainted with seeing at least two civilian automobiles pulled over on the side of the road with Kirkland Police Department vehicles directly behind their back bumpers.
The continuing misguided adventures of the Super Legislature