LWSD office personnel may see pay cuts next year
LWSD and LWESP are bargaining for a new three-year contract.
News
Lake Washington PTSA receives National PTA grant
The grant was used to organize two parent focus groups to learn more of what’s on parents’ minds.
Unknown person creates bubble bath by pouring soap into fountain | Police Blotter
Metro RapidRide to end with Totem Lake following alternate Redmond proposal
Kirkland City Council discusses potential affordable employee housing initiative
1,000 Lights Water Lantern Festival comes to Kirkland
The Pet-A-Palooza Roadshow stops by Juanita Beach Park
Sports
Lake Washington High’s dynamic duo
Seniors Dean and Thomson have started on the line since they were sophomores.
Life
Kirkland residents encouraged to suggest improvement projects
Each year, there is a total of $350,000 available for projects citywide that are less than $50,000.
Opinion
State’s new voting system passes key test
Whew. The primary (on Aug. 6) marked the electoral debut of VoteWa, and the sparkling new statewide election management system Continue reading...
Northwest
Redmond’s Chahlia to compete for Mrs. America 2020 title
Mrs. Washington America winner says her journey embodies the ‘American Dream.’
Business
Kirkland business’ recycling, trash capacity must be equal
O-4695 is part of city’s alignment with county solid waste plan.
Real estate market holds steady as summer continues
Suburbs are on the rise, as many millennials may be priced out of city cores.
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Sound Transit updates Kirkland council on Bus Rapid Transit station coming in 2024
East Rail Corridor is now Eastrail
King County Sheriff’s Office has been giving ICE unredacted information
A step backward
Responses to Windows and Mirrors column
1,000 Lights Water Lantern Festival comes to Kirkland
Kirkland City Council discusses potential affordable employee housing initiative