About 35 babies, ages newborn to three months, came decked out in Halloween costumes for a parent education group party at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland Tuesday.
Windy conditions left nearly 3,000 Finn Hill customers without power Monday afternoon, according to a Puget Sound Energy spokesperson.
Power has been restored to the 2,900 customers in the Inglewood neighborhood on Finn Hill.
Extraordinary donations have come through the doors at Eastside Community Aid Thrift Shop – including a live horse that sold for $350.
But a stack of Civil War letters dropped off in a heap of household items topped the list for the most historically significant donation the volunteer-run shop has ever received.
Helen Keller Elementary students looked up and cheered at a police helicopter that performed a fly-over above the school parking lot on Oct. 7.
The gathering of students, teachers and community members wearing red then parted to make way for a parade of law enforcement vehicles to kick off Red Ribbon Week. The event honors the work of Enrique (Kiki) Camarena, a special agent with the Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) who was killed by drug traffickers in 1985.
Two weeks ago, we kicked off our first Kirkland Conversations survey, asking residents to tell us what makes Kirkland a good place to live and what the city should focus on to make improvements.
The driver who smashed a car into a tree after swerving across traffic Friday evening has fled the scene on foot, according to police on scene.
Former Postal Express owner Steve Bergan has moved a lot of packages through Kirkland over the years. But the young…
Looking around the City of Kirkland, it’s plain to see what we love so much about it.
A former Portland man was sentenced to eight years in prison Monday for his role in a fraud scheme that targeted dozens of cities – including Kirkland – across the U.S. over a six-year period.
Antione Lamont Lawrence, 37, led a team of 19 thieves across the country to burglarize commercial office buildings,
It’s 11:15 on a recent Saturday night and a bachelor celebrating his final nights of eligibility roars into a microphone with four friends at the Suede Sports Bar and Grill in the Kingsgate neighborhood.
A Kirkland man whose mother was charged with incest for having sex with him as an adult is a convicted child molester.
Between Aug. 19-26, the Kirkland Police Department reported 438 traffic violations (two DUIs), 17 traffic accidents, 30 noise complaints, 10 thefts, 9 domestic violence calls, 31 alarm calls, seven motor vehicle prowls, seven motor vehicle thefts, nine
A Kirkland woman charged with incest for having sex with her adult son she gave up for adoption as an infant, pleaded not guilty Tuesday morning at King County Superior Court.
More than 150 Kirkland residents participated in the National Night Out Against Crime event on Aug. 3 – more than…
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 800 per week.
Charles “Chuck” O. Morgan was a man of many hats.
In addition to his hat as the long-time publisher of the Eastside Journal, he was a community activist and entertainer.
The Kirkland Reporter newspaper is changing from a Wednesday to a Friday publication.
Legislative District 45
For Pos. 1, State Rep. Roger Goodman received a “very good” rating, while his opponent Kevin Haistings was rated “good.”
For Pos. 2, Rep. Larry Springer received an “outstanding”; opponent Mark Isaacs was “not qualified.”
State Senator Eric Oemig of the 45th District was ranked as “very good,” while opponent Andy Hill was “good.”
District 48
Both State Rep. Ross Hunter, Pos.
The 8th Annual Kirkland Classic Car Show drew thousands of car enthusiasts to downtown Kirkland Sunday. Hosted by the Legends Car Club and Kirkland Downtown Association, the event featured hot rods, classics, motorcycles, trucks and more.
With rows of trees that stretched infinitely through the San Joaquin Valley, I reached my hand inside a tree and seized a piece of fruit.
I peeled the orange and with the tangy aroma released beneath the sweltering sun, I took a bite of the sweet fruit.
Last week, I went on vacation to Visalia, located in the central valley of California. It was the first time I had ever seen an orange tree, let alone picked a fruit right from its branches.
