Waste Management’s outreach programs make waste reduction and recycling accessible to everyone.
As two 16-year-old volunteers with Seattle Humane (SH), animal welfare has always been close to our hearts. Seeing the fantastic partnership between SH and retail… Continue reading
In reply to “Give up now!” (Reporter, Sept. 27). Perhaps because I don’t watch cable news, I don’t understand how people are afraid to go… Continue reading
I am writing to support Amy Falcone for Kirkland City Council Pos. 6. As someone who volunteers extensively in Kirkland, I deeply value candidates I… Continue reading
This year’s Viva Volunteers Fair is set for Oct. 19.
Spending time in the outdoors has helped veteran Naomi Layco heal physically and mentally after serving in the U.S. Navy.
The library system will look at the feasibility of an AI application for library users.
Earlier this year, I had a kidney transplant and it changed my life. I was diagnosed with lupus at 19 and for years, I battled… Continue reading
Rosh Hashanah is not just the first day of the new year. It’s a day for Jews to renew their commitment to God.
I believe that our forefathers didn’t pass the Second Amendment to our Constitution with the idea of every day there would be a mass killing… Continue reading
For years I have watched a pair of ospreys raise chicks in a nest on top of the cell tower across the street from the… Continue reading
Thanks to Sherman Peters (Reporter, Sept. 6) readers were fed glib history. In particular, six million is a decided upon number, not substantiated by fact.… Continue reading
Even with a background in the waste industry, Morgan Romero realized during her internship that there is always more to learn.
Eastside for All has launched to focus on race and social justice advocacy.
In the United States, which has a population of about 330 million people, 55 law enforcement officers died of felonious acts in 2018, according to… Continue reading
Since the recession, community and technical colleges have experienced more than a decade of budget cuts.
Emma Tremblay’s final column as she has returned to Kirkland.
