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The annual Zombie Wine Crawl returns this spooky season

Attendees will have the option to taste wine, beer and spirits at 16 locations.

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Amazon donates $3 million to Bellevue and Seattle Colleges for computer science degrees

Bellevue College will expand the computer science programs to serve 60% more students.

Redmond’s new police chief Darrell Lowe stands outside the Redmond Police Department on Nov. 13. Lowe comes from Santa Monica PD, where he spent 27 years serving. Staff photo/Ashley Hiruko

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Redmond Police Department becomes the first autism-certified agency in WA

1 in 44 children in the United States will be diagnosed with autism spectrum disorder.

The pink ribbon is a symbol of Breast Cancer Awareness Month, which people wear to honor survivors; remember those who passed away from the disease; and to support the progress of defeating breast cancer. Courtesy of Benefits.Gov.

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Breast Cancer Awareness Month: The importance of getting to know your lemons

About 1 in 8 women will be diagnosed with breast cancer during their lifetime.

Marina Park. Courtesy of the city of Kirkland.

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Money Magazine ranks Kirkland third best city to live in the nation

Job openings are expected to grow by 10% in the next few years, according to Money Magazine.

King County Executive Dow Constantine.

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Collective action needed to avoid worst impacts of climate change

An analysis found that total greenhouse gas emissions have increased from population growth.

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KPD launches investigation following an armed robbery

KPD encourages neighbors to review their surveillance systems for possible suspect information.

Courtesy of Homeless Workers Stipend.

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Homeless service workers may qualify for up to $4,000 in relief

The goal of the relief is to retain workers and to assist with immediate economic needs.

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WA Liquor and Cannabis Board creates first Cannabinoid Science Work Group

The group of experts will regularly communicate about the changing issues related to cannabinoids.

The projected emissions cap over from 2022-2050. Courtesy of the Department of Ecology.

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Department of Ecology finalizes cap-and-invest plan to cut carbon pollution

The plan was passed by the Washington Legislature in 2021 under the Climate Commitment Act.

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DCYF launches Workforce Retention Grant to fund child care provider retention efforts

Funding for the grant was made possible by the Federal American Rescue Plan Act.

Students perform Roald Dahl’s Willy Wonka at Studio East. Courtesy of Studio East.

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Studio East and StoryBook Theater launch anniversary seasons with fall performances

Performances of Willy Wonka and Hansel & Gretel will take place throughout October and November.

Kirkland 405 Corporate Center Buildings A-1 and A-2 are an office campus that offers amenities such as covered parking, bike storage, shower and locker room. Courtesy of The Roxborough Group.

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Kirkland 405 Corporate Center reaches net zero carbon operations

The transition to 100% renewable energy was made possible through the Green Power program.

The Serene Scandinavian design at Woodlands Reserve. Courtesy of Woodlands Reserve.

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Netflix’s Queer Eye designer unveils home interiors in Kirkland

Woodlands Reserve marks Bobby Berk’s first Tri Pointe Homes project in the Pacific Northwest.

Free litter bags. Courtesy of the Washington Department of Ecology.

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WA Department of Ecology launches “Simple As That” campaign to prevent littering

From January-July 2022, 816 tons of litter and debris were removed from Washington roadsides.

Fleet mechanic lead Ken James is honored for 30 years of service with the Northshore Utility District. Courtesy of Northshore Utility District.

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Ken James honored for 30 years of service at Northshore Utility District

James was originally hired in 1992 as a senior mechanic.

Washington’s monthly self-sufficiency standard compared to ABD maximum monthly payment standards and SSI maximum monthly payment standards. Courtesy of DSHS.

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First time in history: DSHS increases cash assistance grants for Aged, Blind or Disabled program

In 2021, about one third of program recipients experienced homelessness, according to DSHS.

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Washington healthcare providers will begin offering COVID vaccine boosters

Washington is allocated 191,100 bivalent booster doses, which will be available this week.

Joel Spangenberg. Courtesy of Selective Service System.

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Kirkland man appointed to senior position in Biden Administration

Joel Spangenberg is the new Deputy Director of the Selective Service System.

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COVID-19 boosters targeting Omicron now authorized for certain individuals

Washington is allocated 191,100 bivalent booster doses, which will be available this week.