The bulbous tumors that have amassed on 46-year-old James O’Neal’s face since birth will soon be removed.
The public joined Evergreen Healthcare, transit and city officials in the lobby of the new DeYoung Pavilion Oct. 29 for the dedication of the Totem Lake Transit Center.
More than 3,000 drummers banging their drum sets in sync in an attempt to set a world record.
Mud slinging, name calling, deceptive ads – it’s the nature of the campaign beast.
But when a negative ad was slung straight into Toby Nixon’s mailbox Oct. 24 likening him to former Republican President Richard Nixon and his alleged involvement in the Watergate Scandals, he said enough is enough.
Former President of the Kirkland Heritage Society, Bob Burke was recently recognized for his historic preservation efforts within the City…
The vision for the arts in Kirkland just got clearer. About 40 community members, city leaders and artists gathered at…
City considers cuts in services to fill $19 million budget gap
As the former Kirkland Mayor, Rep. Larry Springer has taken a pragmatic, fiscally conservative approach from the local to state level.
I didn’t fall off — somebody pushed me.
It was a windy day in June and Barbara Purdom struggled to hold down her feathery pink boa.
Library patrons looking for story times, book groups, literacy programs or to check out a good read during the Kirkland library’s expected year-long closure now have a few more months to search.
Gov. Christine Gregoire had barely finished the last bite of her Big Mac when she stepped out of her vehicle in front of The Grape Choice wine shop in Kirkland on Saturday afternoon.
When Steve Lerian sat in the audience for the first time, it was a cathartic experience.
I’m putting myself out on a limb here.
Just like the Cougars have rivaled the Huskies (of which I am one), I’ve heard that Kirklandites are longtime rivals with Bellevueites.
So here’s the full disclosure. I started with Sound Publishing newspapers in 2006 and up until recently, I wrote for the Bellevue Reporter.
Kirkland City Council approves ordinance that will affect most new downtown development.
Students have trudged along the muddy Cotton Hill Park Trail to get to Kirkland Junior High and Peter Kirk Elementary schools. Highland residents have also used the trail for walking or jogging to the nearby Crestwoods Park.
The congregation at Kirkland’s Northlake Unitarian Universalist Church overwhelmingly supported a move last month to welcome gay, lesbian, bisexual and transgender people to join, but it seems not everyone in the Kirkland community is happy with the decision.
What’s the old saying: “The more things change in Kirkland, the more parking stays the same?”
Simply put, downtown parking is an issue today, yesterday — maybe always.
If you grew up in Kirkland, chances are Everly “Ev” Cox touched your life in some way.
Kirkland, it seems, might be a little wilder than you think. Most locals are probably familiar with the downtown’s nightly commitment to revery — a situation that helps make Kirkland one of the DUI capitols of the state — but did you know the city is also home to a veritable “who’s who” of North America’s signature animals?
