A recent report by The Partnership at Drugfree.org brings to light a concerning trend among our kids — the increased use and acceptance of marijuana.
If you have not received yours yet, ballots for the Aug. 7 primary were mailed this week.
You sure you’re pointing that thing in the right direction??
Participating in a Rotary international project is enlightening and gives you a fantastic perspective on the scope of Rotary and its tremendous impact on the world.
When garbage day rolls around and you have a million other things on your mind, how do you motivate your child to lend a hand and take out the trash?
Looks like we’re finally living in a totally colorblind society.
Can anything parallel our state’s treatment of migrant farm workers?
Thumbs up to the City of Kirkland for hosting the free Summer Feeding Program for the first time this summer. It will help feed many Kirkland kids who otherwise may not have access to full meals.
Teacher versus inmate: What’s wrong with this picture?
The four high schools in Kirkland held graduation ceremonies for a combined 688 seniors during the past two weeks.
This week our staff of two worked on a difficult story that is important to the Kirkland community. It was also a story about community members behaving badly.
Unforeseen consequences of liquor prices | Cartoon
Enough with the halftime show … you’re holding up the real ballgame!
I have always been a true Seattle sports fan, no matter the agony. Staying loyal to the Seahawks during the 1990s was like jamming a needle into your eye for 16 weeks straight.
Gov. Chris Gregoire has announced an emergency action to slow the spread of whooping cough (pertussis) in the state.
New American symbols: baseball, apple pie … and guns
I got into a digital conversation with a co-worker about how bad gun violence seems to have gotten just across the bridge on the morning of May 30.
Thumbs up to Tod and Brett Johnson of Lee Johnson Auto family who have stepped up to sponsor the 4th of July parade this year.
Within 24 to 48 hours after learning new concepts, students often begin to forget information unless it is reinforced or applied immediately.
Brent lines up the little metal cars one more time. Yesterday, he lined them up and promptly counted, “1, 2, 3 …”