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Bridle Trails Red Apple to close in February
After 20 years in operation, the Bridle Trails Red Apple in Kirkland will close its doors in February…
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Kirkland City Council candidates talk density, housing, transit at local forum
Six of the eight Kirkland City Council candidates talked affordable housing, density, parking and transit, among other things,…
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One big problem down, two to go: Area legislators discuss last year’s successes and challenges for next session
A coalition of 10 Chambers of Commerce invited legislators from eight area districts to talk about the outcomes…
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Local women travel to Syrian refugee camps in Lebanon
With so much hardship around the world, Esther Filip, Rachel Hile and Jessica Dahl wanted to do their…
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City-wide block party ‘Crossing Kirkland’ sees more than 1,000 attendees
More than 1,000 people came out for the City of Kirkland’s first city-wide block party last weekend.
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Lady Washington, Hawaiian Chieftain come to port in Kirkland
A tall ship right out of the Pirates of the Carabean, came to port last week in Kirkland.
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Benefit Car Show raises money for Kirkland’s Youth Police Explorers program
More than 50 classic cars lined the street at the Justice Center Saturday for the Kirkland Police Department’s…
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‘Welcome to Kirkland’ event set for Sept. 16
The Juanita Neighborhood Association wants to bring people of various cultural and linguistic backgrounds together in a “Welcome…
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CERT offers disaster training course starting Sept. 20
Course begins during National Preparedness Month
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District bus driver shortage impacts preschool start times
Like many school districts nationwide, the Lake Washington School District is facing a bus driver shortage and it’s…
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‘It’s Outrageous!’ Ferguson sues Trump administration over DACA order
On Tuesday, Ferguson said he’d be filing a lawsuit “very, very soon.” On Wednesday, he filed it.
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School is back in session
Tuesday was the first day of school for Lake Washington School District. Many parents dropped their kids off…
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City-wide block party called “Crossing Kirkland” set for Sept. 9
The event runs along the Cross Kirkland Corridor from 12-3 p.m.
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Kirkland author to launch new book next weekend
A local business writer turned children’s book author recently published her seventh book, which aims to teach kids…
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Grammy-winning Judith Hill to perform at In Concert for Cancer, Sept. 9
Every year, In Concert for Cancer features a Grammy-winning or Grammy-nominated performer at its annual concert and this…
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Peter Kirk Community Center Advisory Board collects more than 3,000 items for homeless teens
After 12 weeks of collecting, the Peter Kirk Community Center Advisory Board gathered more than 3,000 items to…
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Kirkland police, other law enforcement agencies arrest five juveniles in carjacking and shoplifting
On Thursday, Kirkland police officers arrested five juveniles who were involved in a number of crimes that began…
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Eastside teachers step in boots of Marine recruits at San Diego workshop
They’re used to issuing commands in their classrooms or on the athletic field all day during the school…
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Environmental advocates call for Bellevue-based Puget Sound Energy’s closure of Montana coal plant
Bellevue was flushed with green on July 31.
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Waterfront Kirkland home to set sail for Canada
There’s a house that sits on a hill in Kirkland overlooking the shores of Lake Washington.