Life
Kirkland’s Studio East to move into new Totem Lake space May 1
Keeping up with the Eastside community's growing demand for more arts programs, Studio East has found a new…
Business
Local photographer part of family through good times and bad
When Bob Gassen came around the corner holding up a camera, his children used to run from him.…
News
Bothell woman carjacked at gunpoint in Kingsgate Library parking lot
Police caught one of the men who carjacked a 38-year-old Bothell woman at gunpoint in the Kingsgate Library…
News
Trial begins on mass killing of 2 women, 2 boys
Accused of killing a Kirkland family and setting their home on fire more than three years ago, Bellevue…
Opinion
Learning from intolerance
Over the weekend, I went to a relative’s home to visit family and discovered that intolerance is alive…
Life
Community meets Muslim neighbors at IMAN Center in Kirkland
People have often looked at Kristen Jawad’s Muslim head covering – or hijab – and asked her where…
News
Laundry room fire at Merrill Gardens contained by staff; no injuries
Officials are investigating the exact cause of a fire that started inside a staff laundry room dryer at…
News
Kirkland budget cuts start to show: Public garbage cans removed, restrooms closed
After a year of budget talk, number crunching has become more tangible for many residents in the City…
Life
Mark Twain Elementary Cub Scouts visit Kirkland Reporter
Mark Twain Elementary Cub Scouts, Pack 595, visited the Kirkland Reporter newspaper on Thursday to learn about community…
News
Man accused of killing Kirkland family faces trial; victim’s family speaks on death penalty
Difficulty has followed Leonid Milkin since his wife, two children, and sister-in-law were stabbed to death and then…
Life
Kirklanders take the plunge New Year’s Day
After the City of Kirkland axed funding for its annual Polar Plunge event, nearly 50 people still showed…
Life
Kirkland Wednesday Market director Jodi Bardinelli dies; community rallies to help daughters
Single mom Jodi Bardinelli made raising three girls look easy. If her daughters needed clothes or a new…
Life
Bake-athon cooks up nearly 4,000 cookies for local food banks
Growing up in a rural community in France, Annabelle Ridge learned the importance of helping others. During the…
News
Undisguised robber flees Chase Bank in Kingsgate after holding up teller with knife
Police are searching for an armed suspect who in plain view robbed the Chase Bank in the Kingsgate…
Life
Vampire buzz takes bite in Kirkland
Amidst a vampire buzz in popular culture, local author Richelle Mead has taken the furor by storm. The…
News
Kirkland’s annual polar plunge canceled due to lack of funding
The City of Kirkland has canceled the 2010 New Year's Day Polar Bear Plunge, due to budget reductions…
Opinion
Share gift of holiday giving
Giving feels good. I learned this particularly well growing up in a family that didn’t celebrate holidays –…
Opinion
Chuck Morgan memorial section
Last month, we covered Charles “Chuck” Morgan’s celebration of life when he passed away Oct. 30 at 98…
News
Verizon-Frontier TV deal awaits approval from city of Kirkland
Kirkland is the final city needed to approve a TV franchise transfer from Verizon to Frontier Communications for…
News
Update| Body found on public path near Lake Washington shore identified
The King County Medical Examiner’s Office has identified the body found on a public walking path Dec. 8…