The following special events have been scheduled to take place throughout the City of Kirkland this year. Event applicants are…
If a berry smoothie smeared across Alex Morris’s windshield wasn’t enough to infuriate him, the gobs of spit on the back of his car was.
Alex stopped his car in between two crosswalks in the parking lot at Lake Washington High School, where he is a junior. He watched in his rear view mirror as a group of students spit on the back of his car and laughed earlier this year.
The incident – led by one student in particular – was just one of many that Alex has had to endure almost daily since sixth grade, when “cliques” began to form, he says.
The homeless encampment Tent City 4 will return to Kirkland’s Lake Washington United Methodist Church on April 24. Tent City,…
The City of Kirkland Public Works Department and Marilyn Dillard, owner of the downtown property that housed the Antique Mall…
The City of Kirkland has produced “Council Up Close,” a series of Q&A interviews with city council members. Each segment…
While many questions are still left to be answered about the annexation transition on June 1, 2011, the Kirkland City…
A Kirkland man pleaded guilty to receipt of child pornography in U.W. District Court in Seattle Thursday. Robert Francis Pierce,…
The City of Kirkland has extended the application deadline for adult and youth vacancies occurring on several of its boards…
Eastside Preparatory School were recently awarded unconditional accreditation by the Pacific Northwest Association of Independent Schools (PNAIS). “We’re very excited…
The focus of the Milkin house rebuild has shifted some, but Steven Pyeatt, who is heading the volunteer cause, is…
The blotter feature is both a description of a small selection of police incidents and a statistical round-up of all…
The group Eastside Trail Advocates (ETA) held their first informational meeting Wednesday in Kirkland to express their ideas for the rail line formerly owned by Burlington Northern Santa Fe (BNSF). And while the group stresses it is not opposed to a commuter train, or Light Rail, on the line, they would like a paved commuter trail be considered in the corridor as well.
The following is a recap of how Kirkland legislators from the 45th and 48th Districts voted on several bills according to washingtonvotes.org:
Lake Washington High School honored Doug Chapple during a special ceremony to say goodbye to the Gymnasium that has his…
The Lake Washington School District looks to be going two-for-three in ballot measures proposed in a special February election on…
Meet Amos. He is a very sweet boy who loves to lounge around and play with catnip toys (especially his…
Dr. Ernest C. McKibben, Jr. delivered babies and treated Kirkland families medically for decades. How many Kirklanders are too young…
In what plaintiffs in a landmark school funding lawsuit called “a huge victory for Washington school children,” a King County…
The entrance to Kirkland Square from Third Street is closed to vehicles for approximately one week and customers should continue…
