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Council approves zoning on home height restrictions in PAA

The Kirkland City Council voted 5-2 to adopt the city’s recommendations for zoning in the Proposed Annexation Areas…

The candidates for Kirkland City Council position No. 5.

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Position 5 council candidates speak on issues | Part 1 of series

The primary election for Position No. 5 on the Kirkland City Council will take place Aug. 18

Kirkland resident Howard Trott is head of the Teanaway Solar Reserve

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Kirkland man to head world’s largest solar plant

From his own Kirkland home to the world's largest solar plant, Howard Trott believes in building with the…

Paul Turner of Potelco performs maintenance on a utility pole for Puget Sound Energy. The Kirkland City Council pushed back a planned vote to put a measure on the November ballot to raise the utility tax from 6 to 7.5 percent.

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Council pushes back vote to put utility tax increase on ballot

The Kirkland City Council pushed back a vote to put a proposed utility tax on the Nov. 3…

Kirkland City Council member Mary-Alyce Burleigh

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Tent City draws no opposition; acceptance double-edge sword

Opposition to homeless encampments such as Tent City 4, which will make its return to Kirkland's Holy Spirit…

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Wright withdraws from Lake Washington School Board race

The race for Lake Washington School Board Director, District No. 4 this November was set to pit the…

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Going for a high-five

During a July 7 meeting

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UPDATED| Kingsgate casino OK’d as council considers PAA issues

In a city that has forbid card rooms within city limits, the gambling tables have turned.

A man walks his dog through the Kingsgate 5 park in the Kingsgate neighborhood. The park is used by local kids and the community pool is just feet away. It was also the location where nine teens were assaulted by three adult suspects with a gun last April.

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Assault in Kingsgate park raises questions about safety

For nine teenagers in the Kingsgate neighborhood, the night of April 4 has become a nightmare that neither…

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Pool’s savior comes in the form of a WAVE

Juanita Pool to stay open, four high school swim teams’ futures are secured.

Juanita High School students Jasmine Isaac

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Fireworks could go up in smoke for annexation area

For some, the Fourth of July is full of excitement with loud bangs and bright colorful explosions.

Kirkland developer CamWest refurbished the Nettleton Mansion and put it up for sale. The mansion was built by former Seattle PI Publisher Clark M. Nettleton in 1914.

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Historic landmark Nettleton Mansion restored, put up for sale

Housing developments and preserving a city’s history don’t normally go hand-in-hand. Older structures are sometimes knocked down to…

Sen. Rodney Tom (D-Bellevue) testifies in front of a picture of Kollin Neilson and his son to the Kirkland City Transportation Committee Wednesday. Sen. Tom spoke in favor of renaming the N.E. 116th Street bridge over I-405 for Neilson

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Kirkland Transportation Committee recommends naming N.E. 116th Street overpass for Nielson

Two years and two days after Kollin Nielson was struck by a drunk driver and killed while working…

The flower varieties

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A symphony for the senses

Kirkland resident Dolly Turner’s garden will be featured in the Eastside’s garden tour.

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WASL is out: Dorn replaces controversial test

There will be no more waffling over the WASL – at least under that name. The battle over…

Juanita running back Sean Muong is grabbed from behind by a Lake Washington player during the two teams’ spring scrimmage.

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Impact from across town

Juanita High School hosted the first annual spring football scrimmage between the Rebels and Lake Washington Saturday. The…

Shan Evans

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Straight As on last report card after 42 years in classroom

Pat Vigeland graduated from the first grade on Friday - after 23 years at Mark Twain Elementary.

Kirkland Parks Board Member John Smiley has withdrawn from the race for position No. 3 on the Kirkland City Council.

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Smiley withdraws from Kirkland City Council race

Kirkland Parks Board Member John Smiley has withdrawn from the race for position No. 3 on the Kirkland…

Kirkland Mayor James Lauinger addresses the Boundary Review Board while Woodinville District Fire Chief Bud Backer sits

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Board to approve annexation for November ballot

The Washington State Boundary Review Board (BRB) for King County has cemented the Kirkland City Council's decision to…

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Nixon to run for Fire Commissioner

Former State Rep. Toby Nixon of Kirkland's 45th District has found a new direction in public life. Nixon…