MEOW Cat Rescue and Laughs Comedy Club welcome star of Animal Planet’s Emergency Vets Dr. Kevin Fitzgerald (The Hardest Working…
By JACINDA HOWARD Reporter Newspapers A task force — targeted at decreasing burglaries — is in its beginning stages with…
Reporter staff The Lake Washington School District (LWSD) announces several administrative changes for the 2009-2010 school year, including the hiring…
The $400 million of federal stimulus money that Washington schools will receive over the next two years is a mixed…
BY TOM CORRIGAN tcorrigan@bothell-reporter.com The Northshore Hopelink location at 18220 96th Ave., N.E., Bothell, will hold its last food-bank days…
For nine teenagers in the Kingsgate neighborhood, the night of April 4 has become a nightmare that neither they nor…
Come enjoy local art and music every second Thursday of the month all summer long with the Merrill Gardens at…
The John Muir Elementary School community is gathering money for a memorial bench to honor the late Sally Horton, who…
Mira Lamb from Finn Hill Junior High recently received an award from the Johns Hopkins University Center for Talented Youth…
Like a funeral procession, parents and their children have shown up on Sheri Olsen’s doorstep the past several weeks bearing…
The weekly Kirkland Police blotter is represented on an interactive map below. Instead of listing the selection of calls separately,…
To help kick off the Fourth of July spirit in Kirkland, King County executive candidate Susan Hutchison will march in the Old Fashioned Downtown parade Saturday.
The Juanita Beach Park Swim area that has been closed since last week due to high levels of bacteria was reopened Wednesday.
Barbara Jean Plath Abdon of Bellevue died June 15 at Evergreen Hospital in Kirkland. She was 60. Abdon was born…
Unlimited yoga, aerobics, and body and core conditioning can be part of your fitness routine this summer. With a “Move…
Poor management was a recurring theme Thursday as six King County executive candidates discussed their bids for election at a…
On the Fourth of July, 1881, Harry D. French (one of Kirkland’s earliest settlers) had a picnic.