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Discover in-home care with a human touch
Western Washington care provider creates a caring, responsive team with you at the centre
News
Corporate volunteerism builds culture of giving back in Kirkland
Throughout June, the city has benefited from corporate volunteerism initiatives hosted by a variety of organizations.
Opinion
Viewing Alzheimer’s through compassionate eyes | Coming of Age…Again
There are 110,000 people in Washington who have Alzheimer’s disease, and the number keeps rising.
Life
LWSD is looking for mentors
Three mentoring opportunities available to correspond with mentor interests and availability.
Life
Applying mindfulness into your daily life
Being mindful is the act of staying present, being aware of your surroundings and noticing new things without…
Business
Startup 425 devises work plan, asks for entrepreneur input
Demand assessment survey touches on co-working space and workshops.
News
Kirkland Parks Department expands recreation scholarship program
The scholarship program now includes more opportunities for Kirkland residents
Sports
Eastlake drops into consolation round at Junior League Softball World Series
District 9 host Eastlake Little League dropped into the consolation round after losing, 8-4, to the Southwest squad…
Sports
Softball players connect at Girls Night Out
Junior League Softball World Series players from around the world interact with each other at Girls Night Out…
Sports
Grooming the diamond at the Junior League Softball World Series
Members of the Kirkland Parks and Recreation Department crew tend to one of the Everest Park fields on…
Business
QFC opens Kirkland Urban location, focuses on organic foods
Store includes larger Starbucks, new in-store pub and Tutta Bella.
News
Kirkland Fire department celebrates awards and promotions
Firefighter Jesse Martindale and Lt. Tyrel Koistinen received Medals of Valor.
Life
Kirkland Kiwanis programs help Kirkland teens
Programs include the Jack Keller Memorial Fund and scholarships for graduating seniors.
Letters to the Editor
Love for all our neighbors | Letter
Throughout the month of June, the pride flag flew proudly above City Hall, at Marina Park and at…
Letters to the Editor
Weird city thinking | Letter
The city of Kirkland has a reputation for a labyrinthine permitting and zoning process.
Obituaries
FRED IRVIN HALL
Fred Irvin Hall, age 89, of Kirkland, Washington passed away on Monday, July 22, 2019. Fred was born…