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Kirkland puts community safety, police services on ballot
Resolution R-5324 will use a 0.1 percent sales tax increase to fund new community safety programs.
Sports
Thunder Sports Network takes the sports world by storm
Rich Hallstrom and Chris Brown co-authored Thunder Sports Network, but it’s friendship that counts.
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New study confirms historical presence of grizzlies in Washington
The federal government hopes to rebuild a dwindling Washington grizzly population.
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One Table has no clear game plan for tackling regional crisis
Seattle and King County’s joint task force to address the crisis still only has vague strategies.
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Bellevue council approves code amendment for homeless shelters
After months of discussion, the council approved the land use code amendment for homeless shelters.
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Kirkland Summerfest needs volunteers
Returning for its seventh year, Kirkland Summerfest is the city’s premier music and arts festival. This three-day tour…
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Rose Hill development in zoning review process
The Continental Divide project would build out 133 apartments in the Rose Hill neighborhood.
Life
Kirkland fitness instructor receives statewide recognition
Gina Casanova is the 2018 Washington Instructor of the Year for EnhanceFitness.
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Update: Preliminary results roll in for August primary
Kirkland mayor leads her race for 48th district rep., according to early returns.
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Rossi and Schrier lead 8th Congressional District race
Republican Dino Rossi and Democrat Kim Schrier are the top two finishers in the Aug. 7 primary race…
Business
Select Gourmet Foods hopes to reopen by summer’s end
The butcher’s shop took damage from a fire last August but the owners are hoping to make a…
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Single-payer advocates push for health care reform
A growing number of voices on the left are campaigning for a profit-free health system.
Life
Kirkland says farewell to long-time employee at USPS
Phil Hill, 68, brings his USPS career to a close after serving the Kirkland community for 50 years.
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State Fish and Wildlife seeks $60 million in funding
The department is facing a $33 million shortfall and also hopes to secure future funding.
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A look back at first year of E-DUI
Kirkland ranks the fourth lowest distracted driving crash rate on the Eastside over the past decade.
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Kirkland continues gun safety discussion
The city’s sales tax measure would address some ideas raised by the community.
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Sowing the seeds of mental health
Suicide is an epidemic amongst agricultural workers; farmers and lawmakers work to find solutions.
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The deferred dreams of working women on H-4 visas
Thousands of Indian women throughout the country could once again be barred from employment.
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AG Ferguson sues Trump administration for giving dangerous people access to 3-D printed firearms
Ferguson argues downloadable guns make weapons easier for people to obtain.
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King County Rolls on With Its Electric Bus Fleet Plans
With an overhaul set by 2040, a new report shows the economic and health benefits of going electric.