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Kirkland Reporter masthead photo contest winner chosen
From the dozens of entries received by Kirkland Reporter staff, Timothy DeHan’s photograph of Lake Washington and the…
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Kirkland man to walk across Washington for a cause
Following the death of his brother Dale a couple years ago, Kirkland resident Don Muggli is preparing to…
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Eastside March for Justice coming to Kirkland March 25
Inspired by the women’s marches across the country and around the world in January, Eastsiders are coming together…
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Kirkland acquires more property for Totem Lake Park
The Kirkland City Council unanimously approved the purchase of a $190,000 parcel of land owned by King County…
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Kirkland family prepares for Autism WAAAlk
The Washington Autism Alliance and Advocacy (WAAA) is preparing for its annual WAAAlk for Autism, a fundraiser with…
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Kirkland resident gets ‘wish’ granted at Emerald City Comicon
Kirkland resident Noah Ingram has been working on a fantasy story, “Time Wreckers,” for years, and all of…
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Ford of Kirkland recognized nationally for volunteerism
Every year, Ford of Kirkland employees take time to give back to their community, partnering with organizations such…
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Former Kirkland business owner celebrates 90th birthday
Russ Parthemer, who started his Kirkland insurance agency more than 40 years ago, recently celebrated his 90th birthday…
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Castle returns to Kirkland Performance Center for St. Patrick’s Day
Those looking for something special to do this St. Patrick’s Day should look no further than the Kirkland…
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Kirkland knitter donates hats to refugees
Knitters have been creating quite a bit of buzz lately, getting involved with the women’s marches throughout the…
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Kirkland boy heads back to school after proton radiation treatment
Following seven weeks of proton radiation treatment and a month of recovery time, 11-year-old Kirkland resident Mason Gordon…
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Kirkland City Council receives community support for inclusive city ordinance
The Kirkland City Council received a standing ovation on Feb. 21 from a crowd of dozens of residents…
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Flying Karamazov Brothers to bring vaudevillian act to Kirkland
The Flying Karamazov Brothers promise to delight audiences young and old with their signature combination of comedy, juggling,…
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Northwest University student balances studies with music, modeling career
Kirkland resident Edgar Sandoval Jr. has bold ambitions in the entertainment industry.
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Open space officially named for Bud Homan
An area of open space along the Kirkland-Bothell border has officially been named Bud Homan Park.
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Hundreds attend seminary open house in Kenmore
Daniels Real Estate, in partnership with the Washington Trust for Historic Preservation, the Kenmore Heritage Association and the…
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First of three meetings tomorrow on Houghton/Everest Neighborhood Center, Sixth Street corridor study
Those interested in hearing more about the City of Kirkland’s potential land use code changes to the Houghton/Everest…
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Kirkland moving forward with new fire station in Juanita
The City of Kirkland has multiple projects in the works to ensure fire response times are as quick…
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Kirkland CERT 23 starts Feb. 23
If and when the Puget Sound region experiences a disaster such as an earthquake, emergency personnel may not…
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Kirkland Reporter announces masthead photo contest
Do you have an iconic snapshot of Kirkland you want to share with the masses? Do you like…