The Kirkland show is part of a 125-stop tour.
An update to the program is required every eight years.
A brief engagement hearing confirming Martin Morgan’s infractions was held on Jan. 23.
Construction on renovations is likely to conclude in the late summer.
Programming includes “You’re a Good Man, Charlie Brown,” “The Tempest” and “Little Red.”
Bids are due to open by March.
The gathering included a keynote speech from attorney general Bob Ferguson.
The theme is “All You Need is Love.”
Following the incident, the city is looking to change protocol, enact new trainings and more.
John Wilson stopped by the Peter Kirk Community Center Friday, Jan. 10.
The autobiographical drama was penned by acclaimed playwright Suzanne Bachner.
Mayor Penny Sweet and deputy mayor Jay Arnold will continue in their roles.
On Jan. 29, Kirkland Emergency Management is offering Emergency Preparedness for Pets.
The Kirkland City Council was briefed on K Line progress at a December meeting.
Mike Weinstein has lived in the Finn Hill Neighborhood with his wife for the last 38 years.
Falcone will start in her position this month.
Once complete, the bathhouse will be open year-round.
The city council was updated on recent implicit bias trainings undergone by Kirkland staffers.
In January, students will be paying homage to the Beatles, Black Sabbath, Chris Cornell and others.
It begins at 4:15 p.m. at Marina Park.
