Opinion
Hold driver who hit cyclist responsible
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Opinion
Kirkland City Council looks disastrous in July
After watching its July 1 meeting on streaming video, you have to wonder: Are some members of the…
Life
Using a float tank can ease mind and body
Allison Morse couldn’t imagine getting into an MRI machine, let alone lying down in a tank of water…
News
Three local science teachers join Fred Hutch labs for summer
Three science teachers from Kirkland are this summer joining about 30 science teachers from Washington – plus two…
News
Eye doctor chosen as outstanding teacher
Kirkland ophthalmologist and University of Washington instructor Dr. Jennifer Lee was last month named the UW department of…
News
Intern wins Houghton an ice cream party
A Houghton cul-de-sac will this weekend be one of 1,500 neighborhoods across the country treated to its very…
News
Kirkland girl finalist in Miss Wash. pageant
Kirkland’s Lindsey Brown, 12, was recently chosen as a finalist in the National American Miss Washington Pageant, which…
News
Program offers language help to immigrants
Many Eastside residents previously stymied by language difficulties are now able to get help for their families thanks…
Business
Parking Advisory Board has opening
Interested in helping the city work out its downtown parking problems?
Business
Nintendo opens new warehouse in Kirkland
Video game giant Nintendo became the latest high tech company to expand to Kirkland when it opened a…
Sports
Connected: Local gym linking cheerleaders to success
Now entering its fifth year, the Connect All Stars gym is just rounding into form.
News
Transit center open house next week
The city is hosting a community open house to review the design for a new Kirkland transit center…
News
Report dead crows to Public Health
With the mosquito season underway and West Nile virus (WNV) once again a concern, King County residents are…
News
Five-year-old boy drowns in Columbia River on fishing trip
A five-year-old boy, reported as Sakai Dillard of Kirkland, drowned last Saturday after falling in the Columbia River…
News
The city’s founding fathers: Mr. Woods
Bill Woods is waiting, but you’d never guess it. After a few minutes of dwelling over his mug…