Life
Kirkland runs Summer Sundays pilot program along Park Lane
Connecting with neighbors and businesses is the center of Summer Sundays.
News
Three candidates aim to fill an open seat on the Lake Washington School Board
Siri Bliesner, John Towers and Susan Wilkins compete for Lake Washington School District Director District 5 position.
Business
Hawaiian chef’s poke chain opens up shop in Kirkland
Chain offers Kirkland marina-goers fresh fish in Hawaiian marinades.
News
Lights for Liberty Vigil in Kirkland protests conditions of migrant camps
The Kol Ami congregation gathered July 12 for the Lights for Liberty Vigil, calling for an end “human…
News
PSE’s battery storage project could help the clean energy roll-out
The tiny pilot project in Glacier could eventually be expanded.
Life
LA Reel comes to Kirkland
LA Reel is a week-long camp that gives students experience in the entertainment industry.
News
Kirkland officer fatally shoots man threatening 18-month-old child
King County Sheriff’s Office will conduct investigation into shooting.
News
Kirkland park board reviews concepts for 132nd Square Park
The city aims to better manage stormwater in Totem Lake/Juanita Creek basin.
News
Early wake-up call: Twin quakes under Monroe rattle region
Thousands of people felt them. They were magnitude 4.6 and 3.5 and hit minutes apart.
News
Northwest University awaits approval of 20-year master plan
Plan includes the addition of four new structures and the replacement of three existing buildings.
News
Kirkland organizations receive Get Active Stay Active grants
The City of Kirkland, Imagine Housing are among the recipients.
News
EvergreenHealth revises failed Prop. 1 measure for the Aug. 6 ballot
The public hospital failed to pass a $345 million bond in April. The tweaked proposal will make its…
News
Fliers linked to neo-Nazi group pinned outside Kirkland, Kenmore churches
Police were advised of the fliers.
Life
Conservation district educates Kirkland residents on responsible stewardship and shoreline restoration
Residents learn techniques for returning their property to a more natural state.
News
Eastside mom gets Narcan in Washington schools
Corina Pfeil has spent the past three years to make Narcan accessible to students who overdose at school.
News
Juanita Creek culvert replacement will improve fish migration in Kirkland
The current pipe is causing erosion along the creek’s bank.
News
Eastside legislators discuss 2019 legislative session in Snoqualmie
Elected officials gave some insight into the legislative session and what to look for in the future.
Life
Celebrating the Fourth on the Eastside
Americans all over the country including the Eastside region will gather on July 4 to celebrate Independence Day.…
News
Stanford unanimously appointed to vacant Senate seat
King and Snohomish County councils vote for Senate and House vacancies on July 1.
