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School zone camera pilot starts ticketing drivers in Kirkland
The school zone photo enforcement camera pilot at three schools began issuing tickets Oct. 14.
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Kirkland council candidates talk racial equity, gun control, affordable housing and more
The event was held at Holy Spirit Lutheran Church on Oct. 14.
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Kirkland council contemplates progress on 132d Park project
The project has been under discussion since 2015.
Opinion
Professionals in a second language | Windows and Mirrors
What is it like to pursue a career in a language that is not your first?
Opinion
Diverse programs serve diverse communities
Waste Management’s outreach programs make waste reduction and recycling accessible to everyone.
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Kirkland council opposes proposed motor fee tax measure
Initiative 976 will be voted on by the public in November.
Business
The Village at Totem Lake offers update on Phase II projects
Property reps gave community members a sneak peek of what’s to come.
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Brown retires from Sound Publishing
He has worked at Sound Publishing for almost 20 years in various positions.
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Coming down to the wire: Student MMR vaccine deadline approaches
Students have limited time to show compliance with new MMR vaccination law before being barred from school.
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Falcone and Hamilton seek Kirkland City Council Pos. 6
Candidates share their views on transportation, housing and more.
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Kirkland council establishes advisory group for upcoming fire ballot
The ballot measure will be voted on by the public in November 2020.
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Police investigating Bridle Trails bank robbery
Police are asking for video surveillance to aid their search for the suspect.
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Kirkland council candidates Black and Morgan vie for Pos. 5
The candidates answered questions based on reader comments.
Opinion
Breaking barriers | Windows and Mirrors
Spending time in the outdoors has helped veteran Naomi Layco heal physically and mentally after serving in the…
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LWSD students outperform state averages on state assessments
Students continue to score well above state averages.
Opinion
KCLS explores the artificial intelligence frontier
The library system will look at the feasibility of an AI application for library users.
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Bliesner and Wilkins compete for LWSD director Pos. 5
Candidates touch on housing affordability, curriculum and educational support professionals.
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Kirkland, Eastside residents protest climate change
Organized by local high school students, a climate strike was held at Houghton Beach Park.