News
Kirkland to move more, more often
Adding sidewalks, increasing the number of children walking to school and making Kirkland more bicycle-friendly are some of…
News
City of Kirkland gets top bond rating
Strong financial management practices, healthy fund balances and moderate debt levels have earned the City of Kirkland the…
News
King County to increase human services
The Eastside Human Services Forum is pleased to announce that the city councils in five major cities in…
Sports
Altercation between parent, player and referee halts Lake Washington basketball game
A Jan. 31 Lake Washington boys basketball game against Bothell was suspended after an altercation involving a player,…
Letters to the Editor
Article evoked sense of hopelessness
The Kirkland Downtown Association is alive and well and excited to move forward with enhanced support from the…
Opinion
Three reasons why God loves America
Let’s face it: this year is going to suck. People are being warned that the U.S. economy is…
Opinion
Washington state can’t afford union wage boost
Unions are lining up to sue Gov. Christine Gregoire because her budget doesn’t include money to pay for…
Life
Kirkland saying goodbye to Chuck Morgan
Kirkland might be the city’s name, but for a few hours Sunday afternoon it could have been called…
Life
Blaubak features sculpture exhibit
Artist and psychologist Dr. Sheila Adams will open her sculpture exhibit, “Whatever Comes to Mind,” at the Blaubak…
Life
Touring concert brings guitar music to the world – and Kirkland
Ask Brian Gore how he became the leader of a touring guitar festival, and he’ll tell you what…
News
Kirkland schoolgirl faces rare disease with courage
Redmond’s Molstad family recently flew to Southern California and visit LEGOLAND. The trip won’t be all fun and…
News
Cat of the week: Meet Mary
Meet Mary. Last fall, she was found in a cardboard box with her kittens near a dumpster. A…
News
Fire, police heated chili cookoff
Come feel the heat of the competition between the Kirkland Fire and Police departments during the Second Annual…
News
‘K-Rod’ to ski for U.S. in World Special Olympics
David and Bonnie Meyer were staying in New York City when they got the call about their daughter.
Business
Books by the bushel
ooksellers Barnes and Noble recently organized and delivered over 900 books to Evergreen Hospital.
Sports
LWHS Dance Team takes three top spots
Three competitive divisions, three first place trophies. The day could not have gone better for the Lake Washington…
Sports
Kirkland Reporter Recreation Calendar | Feb. 2
The Recreation Calendar lists recreational and participation sports submitted by nonprofit organizations. Mail to: Recreation Calendar, Reporter Newspapers,…
News
Rose Point lakefront home left uninhabitable after fire
Spotting the orange flames and a plume of smoke, a quick-thinking neighbors helped keep a Jan. 28 one-alarm…