If dogs were allowed in Kirkland City Hall for last week’s Park Board meeting, they would have left wagging their tails.
The Kirkland off-leash dog park proposal that has stalled for years was given unanimous approval by the Kirkland Park Board on Oct. 13.
The Park Board will present the off-leash area to the Kirkland City Council for a decision.
Whoever is the next State House Representative in the 48th District is going to have to deal with big hurdles in Olympia – at least that’s one thing the candidates for position 2 can agree on.
State Sen. Rodney Tom (D-Bellevue) and his colleagues in Washington’s 48th Legislative District – Rep. Ross Hunter (D-Bellevue) and Rep….
Whoever is the next State House Representative in the 48th District is going to have to deal with big hurdles…
Gregg Bennett has one question for his opponent in the race for the State Senator position in the 48th District: Who is Rodney Tom?
After flip-flopping on a number of issues –
In the final stretch of a bitter campaign, former Federal Prosecutor and U.S. Attorney Diane Tebelius is gunning for Position…
Trustee’s office -working as “a watchdog” for fraud and abuse in the bankruptcy-court system – and a year as chair of Washington’s Republican Party, The Seattle Times wrote in an endorsement.
She’s earned the endorsement of state Attorney General Rob McKenna and former U.S. Senator Slade Gorton and the Women of Washington organization.
It was almost 100 years ago that Helen Denny willed her husband’s Lake Washington estate to the City of Seattle to become a public park named in memory of him, Orion O. Denny.
A star from the Discovery Channel’s hit reality series, “Deadliest Catch” will ask the Kirkland community for help to find his missing father during a benefit concert in Kirkland Sunday.
For almost eight years, Kirkland investment broker Rhonda Breard led the life of a lie. While her clients saw her as a charming, intelligent broker who led them down the road to financial success, she was really using that money to fulfill her wildest dreams.
Breard was sentenced to six years in prison for mail fraud in U.S. District Court on Aug. 11. Exactly a month later, the big items she bought after cheating dozens of clients out of $12 million will go on sale at 11 a.m. Sept. 11 at the James G. Murphy Auction office on 18226 68th Avenue N.E., Kenmore.
Navin is just one of the many felines waiting for a home at MEOW Cat Rescue in Kirkland. The no-kill rescue destination has run out of room to shelter, and until the old kittens come out, the new ones cannot come in and have a chance at finding a new family, said manager Marilyn Hendrickson.
The new Kirkland Parkplace project is closer to becoming a reality.
The final building in the proposed Kirkland Parkplace redesign was given provisional approval by the Design Review Board (DRB) at their Aug. 30 meeting.
What caused two goats to die in the Finn Hill neighborhood near 0.0 Denny Park more than a week ago…
Kirkland Financial planner Rhonda Breard was sentenced Wednesday in U.S. District Court in Seattle to six years and eight months in federal prison, meeting the prosecutors and defense attorney’s separate demands in the middle.
A power outage in the Juanita neighborhood caused Juanita Drive Northeast to be closed to traffic in both directions for several hours on Saturday morning.
It was a dog’s dream come true and more at the Go Dog, Go! Canine festival 2010 at Crestwoods Park in Kirkland Saturday. With 80 vendors, the all-day pooch fest provided fun activities for dogs – as well as their not-so-fuzzy owners.
Sgt. Leonid Milkin looked out across Forbes Lake that backs out onto his brand new home on Slater Avenue on a bright Wednesday morning. He thought about the memories he had of his two sons playing and swimming there during the summer months.
“I can almost hear my kids laughing,” Milkin said.
When Robert Malte drove into Kirkland for the first time for an interview at Evergreen Hospital Medical Center, he thought…
The Kirkland Police Department (KPD) and the Washington State Patrol have been keeping a close eye on who’s using their…
Four years after a Kirkland family was killed, it all came down to one moment for Leonid Milkin: The chance…
A jury sentenced convicted quadruple murderer Conner Schierman to death by lethal injection Wednesday afternoon for killing a Kirkland family in 2006.
Schierman, who lived in Kirkland at the time and is originally from Bellevue, was convicted of the murderers of Olga Milkin, 28; her sons, Justin, 5 and Andrew, 3; and her sister, Lyubov Botvina, 24, who were killed nearly four years ago.
Speaking slowly and dabbing his tears with a tissue, Kirkland resident Conner Schierman asked the jury Monday to spare his life for taking the lives of his four neighbors.
The 28 year-old took the stand at the end of a trial where the same jury will decide whether he gets life in prison with the possibility of parole or death by lethal injection.
In the opening day of the penalty phase for convicted felon Conner Schierman,
