Business
Financial Peace University by Dave Ramsey coming to Kirkland and Bothell
Nearly one and a half million families have been able to positively change their financial situation through Financial…
Life
Coty Hogue to perform at Parkplace Books in Kirkland
Maybe it's from growing up in a Montana town several orders of magnitude below “small"; maybe it comes…
Business
Longtime Kirkland business McAdams Remodeling and Design to host open house
McAdams Remodeling and Design, formerly known as McAdams Builders, is hosting an open house from 3-6 p.m. Saturday,…
News
John Muir Elementary’s wish list connects teachers with possible donors
John Muir Elementary in Kirkland has created an online Teacher Wish List to help connect their teaching staff…
News
Kirkland seeks community ideas on new Finn Hill Fire Station siting study
The City of Kirkland wants to hear from residents on the process that will lead to the successful…
News
New King County solid waste fees start Jan. 1 to help upgrade transfer stations
The Solid Waste Division of the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks reminds residents that an…
Life
Kirkland encourages you to “tree-cycle”
The City of Kirkland offers the following “tree-cycling” tips and a reminder about garbage and recycling collection in…
News
Kirkland Council members Sternoff, Nixon and Asher to take ceremonial oath
At the Jan. 3, 2012 Kirkland City Council meeting, Council members Bob Sternoff (Position No. 2), Toby Nixon…
News
Public comment wanted on draft Kirkland green codes
The City of Kirkland’s Green Codes Project is the city’s latest sustainability effort, which proposes regulations that would…
Letters to the Editor
City’s indebtedness still growing | LETTER
Evidently you haven’t followed what’s happening in Kirkland. Even with the state’s 10-year reimbursement of a percentage of…
Obituaries
Vance L. Nixon
Vance L. Nixon January 31, 1932 – December 20, 2011 Vance LaVerne Nixon, father of Kirkland city councilmember-elect…
Obituaries
Frank M. Gough
Frank M. Gough At the age of 79, Frank passed peacefully of liver cancer at home on December…
News
Kirkland Fire’s Reserve Program transitions as Station 24 prepares to close
Beginning Jan. 1, the valuable role of reserves supporting the community is going to be changing through the…
Letters to the Editor
Timeliness is critical for Eastside Rail Corridor development | LETTER
We are very pleased and excited about the newly purchased railroad line segment. We were long-time bicyclists, but…
Obituaries
Carol Krefting-Youngberg
A Tribute toCarol Krefting-Youngberg Carol Krefting-Youngberg was born July 10, 1918 to Albert and Ella Krefting of Saint…
News
Kirkland’s Sayler becomes member of Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society
Jocilyn N. Sayler of Kirkland recently became a member of Phi Sigma Theta National Honor Society at the…
Life
Kamiakin’s elite musicians take the stage
Once again, Kamiakin Junior High will be well-represented in performances for the Washington Music Educators Association’s conference this…
News
Kirkland woman’s story about dog’s penchant for baseballs inspires many
Kirkland resident Shauna Kattler's golden retriever, Ripley, had a nose for finding baseballs. He would find them in…
Business
National respiratory care organization honors new Kirkland fellow
The American Association for Respiratory Care has bestowed the designation of Fellow of the American Association for Respiratory…