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New routes, more trips on Metro
With ridership nearly 7 percent higher than this time last year, Metro Transit is adding two new bus…
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Lunch Buddies needed at AG Bell Elementary
AG Bell Elementary is looking for mentors to participate in the school’s Lunch Buddy Program. Volunteers should be…
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Puget Sound Energy plans area upgrade to several projects
Puget Sound Energy is investing approximately $421 million in service-area infrastructure improvements in 2008, of which about $247…
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Local Republican caught up in Party fine for non-disclosures
If you’re running for elected office under one of the state’s two major political parties, getting help from…
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Car prowls continue to plague Kirkland neighborhoods
The urge to enjoy Kirkland’s outdoors in the summer months increasingly seems to draw out a certain type…
Letters to the Editor
Letters: Council actions unbelievable — Why does St. Clair hide his connection? — Disclose columnist’s campaign connection
Three letters to the editor this week; One concerning the City Council's moves to impose a moratorium (with…
Life
Grand opening for Kirkland’s newest walk: Cotton Hill Park Trail
A grand opening for the newest link in Kirkland’s chain of urban trails - the Cotton Hill Park…
Life
Merchants, city to “sustain” summer with Green Festival
Be sure to mark your calendar for September 17th, 2pm–9pm, and join us in downtown Kirkland for the…
Sports
Seahawks’ new facility scores on energy savings
Seahawks de-camp from Kirkland to newer, more efficient training facility in Renton.
News
How to drive a liberal woman crazy
I understand why some people oppose John McCain’s running mate, Alaska Gov. Sarah Palin, and why they disagree…
Life
Consider fall your second growing season
The first week of September can be considered a second spring in our Western Washington climate. Cooler nights…
Life
A day of elegance
Crowds strolled through Carillon Point Sunday to check out restored and antique classic cars that were featured in…
Life
How a Smartphone reconnected me to the universe | Column
I have to admit that ever since the Rev. Jesse Jackson threatened to castrate Barack Obama, I’ve been…
Life
Attic Theatre presents ‘The Wizard of Oz’ | Out & About in Kirkland
Flute Quest: 10 a.m.-9 p.m. Sept. 19-20; 10 a.m.-3 p.m. Sept. 21. Music festival celebrates Native American flute…
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Kirkland Gets Cooler with Green Learning Opportunities
Sustainable September includes free public workshops, educational symposiums and an outdoor Green Festival concurrent with the Kirkland Wednesday…
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COMMUNITY CALENDAR
Calendars are published Wednesdays on a space-available basis. Items must be submitted by noon the previous Thursday. Submit…
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Ten students from Kirkland have graduated from Eastern
Ten students from Kirkland have graduated from Eastern Washington University. They are:
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Orientation week kicks off for Northwest University students
New students had barely pulled up to the curb when all the commotion began.