Letters to the Editor
Early education critical to economy
Questioning Rep. Roger Goodman’s support for children and public education is laughable. In a recent letter to the…
Life
Karen Story recognized for stewardship
Highlands neighborhood resident Karen Story was recently recognized with the Urban Forestry Stewardship Award by the Washington Community…
Life
Taste of the Town winners
The Eastside Business Association announced winners for the 4th Annual Taste of the Town. Over $2,500 was raised…
News
City offices close for furlough
On Monday, Oct. 11, administrative offices excluding Kirkland Municipal Court and the Kirkland Police Department will be closed…
News
Kirkland Kiwanis kicks off drive
Kirkland Kiwanis is sponsoring a donation drive for Eastside Baby Corner through Nov. 1. Clean out your closets…
News
Rotary Club keeps kids warm with coats
Rotary Club of Kirkland distributed over 100 warm coats to low-income children at John Muir Elementary School. The…
News
Off-leash dog park public hearing Oct. 13
The Kirkland Park Board will hold a public hearing at 7 p.m. Oct. 13 regarding a proposal to…
Life
Crème Tangerine to perform Beatles’ tribute to benefit Music Aid Northwest
Following their 2009-10 blockbuster performances attended by thousands in Seattle’s Pike Place Market, Kirkland's favorite Beatles cover band,…
Life
John Legend to headline Hopelink luncheon in Bellevue
Award-winning artist and philanthropist John Legend will discuss his philanthropic work and inspire all with his music at…
Business
Oldest Eastside law firm in Kirkland celebrates 75 years
The Livengood, Fitzgerald & Alskog celebrated its 75th anniversary last week. The oldest law firm on the Eastside,…
News
Ethics Task Force seeks comment
The Kirkland Ethics Task Force has drafted a Code of Ethics for members of the Kirkland City Council…
News
Dodd attains financial designation
Kirkland resident Mark T. Dodd of the Bellevue office of MetLife has been authorized by the Certified Financial…
News
Otak, Inc. hires Allmendinger
Otak, Inc., an award-winning urban design, planning and engineering firm, announced it has hired Nick Allmendinger, PhD, LG,…
Life
Students named semifinalists in national program
National Merit Scholarship Corp. officials recently announced the approximately 16,000 semifinalists in the 56th annual National Merit Scholarship…
Letters to the Editor
Comments on South Kirkland Park & Ride TOD
Many very enlightening disappointments were revealed in the Kirkland City Council’s vote to proceed with the Transportation Oriented…
Letters to the Editor
Grimm election fairy tale
Long ago and far away, to a land called the “United” States, there came a visitor named Khrushchev.…
Letters to the Editor
Kudos to council for approving Parkplace zoning
We have all seen what a small group of no-growth advocates did over the last four years with…
Letters to the Editor
Joggers run down thief at Friday Market in Juanita
The Friday Night Juanita Market was closing at dusk last Friday. The plum vendor, who had been loading…