By a landslide, voters got what they asked for – the possibility of a stable Kirkland City Council to guide…
From steroid-using athletes to celebrities who bounce between clubs and rehab, today’s role models can leave a lot to be…
Chuck Morgan did not leave a footprint in Kirkland – he left many. He left so many, in fact, that…
Cartoon for the week of Nov. 4
A column by Katie Salinas All of a sudden it seems pumpkins and goblins have silently rolled or crept into…
When I say I am from Kirkland, the response usually is enthusiasm for the city, if the other person is…
Cartoon for the week of Oct. 28.
“Cash for Clunkers” was extremely successful by any measure. Even those who can’t fathom government doing anything right were soon…
Trick or Treat?
King County should privatize the 39 parks it’s considering closing (“39 King County parks could shut down,” Aug. 26, by…
Community Colleges
Last week’s Reporter presented opposing views regarding the proposed utility tax increase. The Kirkland “Yes” campaign for the utility tax…
The Kirkland YES committee believes that if the 1.5 percent utility tax doesn’t pass, cuts will diminish essential services and…
Cities across Washington State are being devastated by the economic downturn – Kirkland is no exception. The city has worked…
The future of the Parkplace neighborhood was changed forever on Dec. 16, 2008. On that date, Touchstone’s application to radically…
As a libertarian, I must admit government does a few things well, or fairly well. The best government program ever…
Cartoon for the week of Sept. 30
Mia Cooledge of Kirkland’s Highlands neighborhood got her Gold Award from the Girl Scouts. She was able to reach her…
