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New city councilmember brings extensive transportation experience
As Kirkland, the Eastside and the Puget Sound region continue to grow, transportation will remain one of the…
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Polar plungers start new year with swim in Lake Washington
Sunshine and swimsuits were the order of the day for some locals who wanted to ring in 2017…
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Second Saint Edward Seminary meeting announced
The Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission will have not one but two special meetings in January to…
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Eastside police departments examine future of proactive policing
Around 2004, automobile theft was on the rise in Redmond and throughout the Puget Sound region.
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Sen. Rosemary McAuliffe shares ‘retirement’ plans
Following her retirement from the State Senate in January, where she represented Kirkland from the 1st District, Sen.…
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Parks and community services administrative staff relocate to Kirkland City Hall
The City of Kirkland’s Parks and Community Services administrative staff has begun its relocation from the 505 Market…
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Kirkland City Hall volunteers support customer service experience
Customer service has been a growing area of interest for the City of Kirkland. Having better customer service…
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Agenda for Saint Edward Seminary special meeting posted
The full agenda has been released for the Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission’s special meeting to consider…
Business
Military antiques business expands to Kirkland
Tucked behind Totem Square is a treasure trove of items any collector of memorabilia from World War II…
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Kirkland City Council chooses Jon Pascal for open seat
Kirkland City Council unanimously chose Jon Pascal to fill the position 2 seat vacated by Shelley Kloba.
Life
CKC’s first permanent art piece draws from its history
The new addition to the Cross Kirkland Corridor (CKC) draws heavily from its past as a BNSF railroad.…
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Local Sweet Adelines quartet wins international championship
The Kirkland-based Frenzy Quartet won the title of 2017 International Quartet Champions at the Sweet Adelines International Competition…
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Kirkland City Council to interview finalists for open seat
Kirkland City Council will hold a special meeting on Monday to interview the five finalists for the open…
Business
Kirkland Chamber of Commerce presents 81st annual awards
Local business leaders gathered last week for the Kirkland Chamber of Commerce’s 81st Annual Awards Luncheon.
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Kirkland City Council approves 2017-18 biennial budget
The Kirkland City Council unanimously approved the 2017-18 biennial budget of $695.8 million at its special meeting Tuesday…
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Kirkland City Council to vote on biennial budget Tuesday
The Kirkland City Council will vote on whether or not to adopt the city’s proposed 2017-18 biennial budget…
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National Weather Service issues Winter Storm Watch
The National Weather Service has issued a Winter Storm Watch, in effect from 7 a.m. Thursday through 7…
Life
Local academy brings Scrooge to the Kirkland Performance Center
The Kirkland Academy of Music and Performance (KAMP) is bringing its musical production of “Scrooge” back for local…
Life
Bridle Trails Red Apple Market to host fundraiser
Bridle Trails Red Apple Market owner Lori Croshaw is turning her business’s winter open house and Santa Saturday…
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Kirkland teen receives ACLU award
Lake Washington High School sophomore Veronique Harris already has multiple years of experience engaging in activism, and her…