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Funding for self-watering flower pots in downtown Kirkland gets green light
Council approves $13,100 to purchase 40 pots for Kirkland Downtown Association program.
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Waste Management drivers visit with Kirkland boy battling cancer
Jessica Muller said her son loves garbage trucks and watches videos in bed while undergoing chemotherapy.
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French Language theater production opens in Kirkland
The play, “Le Prénom,” will be entirely in French with three showings on March 23, May 4 and…
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Kirkland-area students walk out of class to commemorate Parkland victims | Photos
The students walked out in solidarity with students nationwide who are protesting gun violence and pushing for change.
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Juanita resumes routine after rumors of school shooting
Police investigated a school shooting rumor at Juanita High School Thursday morning.
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Oh, the places they’ll go
John Muir students celebrate literacy as teachers prepare them for the future.
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Senior housing property opens in Totem Lake
Athene offers 91 apartments, 20 of which are reserved for seniors exiting homelessness
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Whisperings Radio brings All Stars to Kirkland
The annual event will feature internation pianists.
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Totem Lake bridge moves to final design phases
Kirkland council is expected to offer final approval in April.
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Kirkland volunteers on an upward trend
The city reported that 5,987 volunteers dedicated 34,413 hours to various city programs and community service projects in…
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Kirkland-based STAM offers toys for grown ups
The humor gifts are raunchy-humored stuffed toys meant to be gag gifts for adults.
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Aegis Lodge event designed to address caregiver burnout
Burnout can harshly impact local famlies and Aegis plans to host free events to support caregivers.
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Council adopts 6th Street corridor study
The study began in mid-2016 and covered the 2.5-mile 6th Street corridor that includes 6th Street, 6th Street…
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From Little League to big screen
Kirkland’s Mary Madaline Roe to star in upcoming adventure-horror film
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Mayor Walen elected as Sound Cities president
The Kirkland mayor will work as the Sound Cities Association president to better the region.
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City honors Ulrich for 40 years of service
Ulrich served as firefighter till 2015 before becoming fire inspector
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Homelessness rises as counties collect data
Snohomish and King counties’ annual homeless counts took place last week.