Once again, the Kirkland City Council reneged on the promise to involve the citizens of Kirkland in the city manager selection process.
Hi! I’m Sara Anderson and I’m excited about starting this column by, for and about teenagers. As implied in the title, this column will explore a variety of topics and be based on my and my friends experiences.
Should there be a right to privately discriminate? Does a restaurant owner have the right to serve only whites, or only men? Is a segregated lunch counter (like at Woolworth in 1960’s North Carolina) okay, as GOP U.S. Senate candidate Rand Paul was asked?
The Catholic child sex abuse scandal has hit Kirkland and the Seattle Archdiocese is being sued (April 14 issue of the Reporter).
The work party and the goats were both a hit the weekend of April 24. A lot of maintenance was…
Thanks for being one of a billion people around the world celebrating Earth Day! Thank you for your contribution to…
It’s that time of year again to make Kirkland sparkle and shine for our summer guests. It won’t be easy…
Where are all the citizens that packed the Planning Commission and City Council meetings that were speaking for, or against,…
The justice system proved to the Kirkland community and those who kept up with the Conner Schierman quadruple murder case…
A small group of Kirkland residents envisioned an arts center for the community in 1962 and rallied to purchase an old building with their own money.
That building – now the Kirkland Arts Center – represents a realization of 11 Kirkland citizens to share the gift of art with the community.
What’s one thing you can do to restrain your health care costs, decrease your chances of experiencing a medical injury and put yourself in control of your medical care?
