Former state Rep. Toby Nixon recently announced that he has endorsed state Sen. Fred Jarrett to be the next King…
The Lake Washington School District building modernization efforts provided an excellent learning opportunity for the students at Community Elementary School,…
In a surprise classroom presentation, three Lake Washington High School seniors were awarded a Lily Waluconis Memorial Scholarship each in…
Kirkland resident Leah Christine Tott received the highly selective P.E.O. STAR Scholarship June 2 at the Bellevue Christian High School…
Rotary District Governor Jesse Tam visited the Rotary Club of Kirkland to announce that Gary Bruner, a long-time member of…
Paula Marie Gaines of Snoqualmie and lifetime resident of the Eastside, passed away May 29 at home. She was 57….
The legislative session may have just ended, but the state’s struggles with the budget has only just begun, legislators told…
State Sen. Rodney Tom has been selected by the Association of Washington School Principals (AWSP) to receive the 2009 Torch…
The City of Kirkland Tourism Networking meeting will be held from 8-9 a.m. June 19 at Laughs Comedy Spot, 12099…
Kirkland Tourism is currently gathering information for the JULY 2009 edition of the Kirkland Events Guide (KEG) Please send your…
Kirkland Interfaith Transitions in Housing raised $105,000 at the 7 Hills of Kirkland Bike Ride, a 25 percent increase in…
Kirkland Reporter Staff Writer Kendall Watson was recently honored with two Northwest Excellence in Journalism awards from the Society of…
The projected $14 million N.E. 85th Street Corridor Improvement project scheduled for completion in 2012 could face up to a…
By Carrie Wood and Matt Phelps All four Kirkland City Council positions have challengers, thanks to some last-minute moves Friday….
The weekly Kirkland Police blotter is represented on an interactive map below. Instead of listing the selection of calls separately,…
A political tremor rocked City Hall Thursday that will have major implications for the November election and beyond. The biggest…
All four Kirkland City Council positions have challengers, thanks to some last-minute moves Friday.
Kirkland Parks Board member John Smiley has made a change. He will run against Penny Sweet for position 3, rather…
To help the City of Kirkland get “back on the train,” former Planning Commission member Matt Gregory is running for Council Position 5, currently held by Mayor Jim Lauinger.
Police find body of a 50-year-old man believed to be a missing boater.