Local resident Timothy Kevin Howell and three others charged with operating an Rose Hill massage parlor as a front for prostitution pleaded not guilty at King County Superior Court Oct. 22.
Between Wednesday, Oct. 22 and Tuesday, Oct. 28, the Kirkland Police Department reported 318 traffic violations, 21 car accidents, 21 alarm calls, 20 thefts, 19 vehicle prowls, 12 assaults and nine acts of vandalism. At least 52 people were arrested.
More than 3,000 drummers banging their drum sets in sync in an attempt to set a world record.
The financial crisis enveloping the country is now blamed for delaying the public purchase of the BNSF line that runs through Kirkland.
Mud slinging, name calling, deceptive ads – it’s the nature of the campaign beast.
But when a negative ad was slung straight into Toby Nixon’s mailbox Oct. 24 likening him to former Republican President Richard Nixon and his alleged involvement in the Watergate Scandals, he said enough is enough.
Carved off of North Kirkland, Finn Hill residents will make their choice in the 32nd Legislative District for the state’s House of Representatives.
By Joshua Adam Hicks This year’s contest for Position 2 in the 48th Legislative District features Democratic Rep. Deb Eddy…
Voters in the Eastside’s 48th Legislative District will hit the poles on Nov. 4 to elect a state representative to…
By Bill Christianson Reporter Newspapers The race for United States Representative in the First Congressional District features a Democratic incumbent…
Gov. Christine Gregoire faces another tough, close fight from Republican challenger Dino Rossi in her bid for re-election. Seeking a…
Local voters are getting ready for the Nov. 4th election like never before, with the number of voters and donations…
Set to expire this weekend, Daylight Saving Time is scheduled to end Nov. 2 at 2 a.m. and return most…
Visiting one of the most densely populated parts of the county, County Council members listened late into the night Tuesday…
Former President of the Kirkland Heritage Society, Bob Burke was recently recognized for his historic preservation efforts within the City…
City considers cuts in services to fill $19 million budget gap
Celebrating the opening of their fifth transitional living program in the Puget Sound, non-profit Friends of Youth welcomed Kirkland residents and elected officials to an Oct. 15 luncheon and tour of the newly renovated facility.
Running a family business often means the “family” includes your customers, especially when you’re the oldest continuously-run restaurant in Kirkland.
Between Wednesday, Oct. 8 and Tuesday, Oct. 14, the Kirkland Police Department reported 254 traffic violations, 31 alarm calls, 25 car accidents, 22 thefts, 15 assaults (11 domestic violence) and eight DUIs. At least 43 people were arrested.
As the former Kirkland Mayor, Rep. Larry Springer has taken a pragmatic, fiscally conservative approach from the local to state level.
There was no shortage of sparring between Kirkland’s contingent of Democratic state representative and their Republican challengers at the Woodmark Hotel Oct. 13 for a candidates forum, hosted by the Rotary Club of Kirkland.
