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Argumentative woman diverts police while man slips out back window | Kirkland Police Blotter
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up…
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City of Kirkland looks to merge police, courthouse in My Home Wholesale building
The Kirkland City Council voted unanimously to authorize city staff to negotiate the purchase of the building that…
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Long-time legendary teacher says goodbye to Kamiakin community
For many former and current students of Kamiakin Junior High teacher Curtis Bates, Friday was a bitter sweet…
Life
500 patrons pack new Houghton Metropolitan Market on opening day
More than 50 people were lined up at the new Metropolitan Market in Houghton on Thursday morning, an…
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Triplett selected to be Kirkland City Manager, contract still to be negotiated
The Kirkland City Council announced that it has selected former Interim King County Executive Kurt Triplett to be…
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Hundreds cycle to end homelessness during 7 Hills of Kirkland event
It was all uphill for hundreds of bikers Monday, but it was for a worthwhile cause. Bikers raced…
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Prowler jailed again for breaking into boat at Kirkland Marina
For most, sailing is a relaxing pastime. For Bryan Elwell it took him straight to jail - twice.…
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Woman leaves massage due to questionable lump in masseur’s front pocket | Kirkland Police Blotter
Between May 19-26, the Kirkland Police Department reported 294 traffic violations (at least three DUIs), 18 car accidents,…
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Kirkland, Redmond city leaders to consider community pool facility
Redmond and Kirkland city leaders met formally for the first time in two years on May 25 to…
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Stonehouse Bookstore to close doors after 25 years on Eastside
Visibility has not always been the best selling point for the Stonehouse Bookstore in Kirkland's Houghton neighborhood. When…
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Community remembers ‘First Lady’ of Kirkland JoMae Woods
Family, friends and community leaders made their way to the Kirkland Performance Center (KPC) Thursday afternoon to remember…
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New Parkinson’s program gives patients positive outlook on future
For Parkinson's patients it can be reality. But a new program called "Every Victory Counts" is aimed at…
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Kurt Triplett and Yakima Assistant City Manager are final two for Kirkland City Manager position
Former interim King County Executive Kurt Triplett and current Yakima Assistant City Manager Dave Zabell are the final…
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Speeding stop turns up marijuana in man’s lunch box | Kirkland Police Blotter
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up…
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New wheelchair ramp gives Kirkland hero more mobility to help others
Tony Lewendon has spent his life serving others. The 68 year old served 20 years in the British…
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Bellevue YMCA steps up to take over KTUB, organizations still need agreement
By Kevin Opsahl and Matt Phelps Kirkland Reporter The Kirkland City Council gave approval by a unanimous vote…
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Kirkland City Council narrows search for city manager position
During a special Kirkland City Council Meeting on Tuesday, May 4 the council voted to interview five of…
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Woman seen slamming boy to ground and spanking him | Kirkland Police Blotter
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up…
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Emotional start to Kirkland Wednesday Market season
Most would not consider the opening day of a community market to be an emotional event. But those…
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Lee Johnson family recalls history of Kirkland Little League
Many words are associated the Lee Johnson family and Chevrolet dealership like community, generosity and Kirkland history. But…