Recently students concluded their final days of school and entered into the glorious phase of the year known as summer vacation.
The city of Kirkland is looking for ways to have the Lake Washington Institute of Technology take advantage of the Totem Lake neighborhood’s higher priority access to transportation funding as a part of the city’s urban center. The institute is currently just outside of the urban center’s border and a part of the North Rose Hill neighborhood.
Kirkland residents took off from work to watch the United States Mens Soccer Team play Belgium on Tuesday during the round of 16 of the World Cup.
Kirkland resident Joe Wuts has turned a personal hobby into award-winning art, winning best of show at the 16th Annual Kenmore Art Show for his design of a wooden kayak.
The city of Kirkland is working to find ways to generate new revenue as it faces the loss of nearly $4 million in annual annexation sales tax credits starting in 2021. Two of those possibilities are potential redevelopment of the Totem Lake Malls and Parkplace.
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers.
The former boyfriend of murdered Kirkland resident Amy Hargrove has been arrested for allegedly assaulting his pregnant girlfriend in Seattle.
Kirkland resident Helen Haberkamp is a woman ahead of her time.
Two-time Olympic gold medalist and Kirkland resident Hope Solo pleaded not guilty to domestic violence charges at the Kirkland Justice Center on Monday.
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all calls to the Kirkland Police Department that are dispatched to on-duty police officers. The Kirkland Reporter police blotter is not intended to be representative of all police calls originating in Kirkland, which average about 1,000 per week.
Ana Kasparova’s recent victory at a culinary arts competition confirmed what the 23-year-old discovered not too long ago. She was meant to cook.
A Kirkland man has been charged with assault for allegedly threatening teens with a gun after he discovered several of them trespassing on his property late at night and mistook their game of cops and robbers for a potential robbery.
The Kirkland City Council declined to enter a bid for a 9/11 memorial sculpture at their June 17 meeting following a lack of public support in a city survey.
Kirkland City Council voted to prohibit marijuana business from opening up in the Norkirk, Moss Bay and Everest neighborhoods while approving them in another Light Industrial Technology (LIT) zones.
Although it is early in the election season, the race for the 45th Legislative District Senate seat is already one of the most costly in the state – with more than a half a million dollars raised.
Reading the letter to the editor about the Boy Scouts on our website www.kirklandreporter.com (and below) made me think of my good ol’ days as a scout.
At the Flatstick Pub in downtown Kirkland, owner Sam Largent hopes to score a hole-in-one with a combination of Washington-only craft beer and an indoor mini-golf course.
The city of Kirkland is currently assessing the risk of landslide hazardous areas.
Two markets opened last week in Kirkland with high hopes for improved sales as well as weather.
Kirkland residents overwhelming rejected the proposed 9/11 memorial sculpture in a city survey.
