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UPDATE: Burn Ban to be Lifted Saturday
The Stage 1 burn ban in King County will be lifted sometime Saturday, according to the Puget Sound Clean Air Agency.
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Kirkland Green Codes Hearing on Thursday
The city wants to hear from the public about its plan to encourage more sustainable development. Some residents have already expressed concern about an exemption on height restrictions for solar panels.
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Jane Hague Files for Re-Election to County Council
Council vice chair says she'll be tough on fiscal issues, moderate on social issues and strong on the environment.
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Nightly Closures This Week on NE 116th Near I-405
One lane will be shut down west of the freeway from 10 p.m. to 5 a.m. all week until Friday morning. The work is part of a major improvement project to the 116th/I-405 interchange in the south Totem Lake area.
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KPD REPORTS: Burglary Suspects Charged After Fleeing Scene
Cops also arrest a woman who failed to stop and an Oregan man who refused to pay for a taxi, and cite a woman after a fight with her neighbor.
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Merci the Miracle Cat Beat the Odds, Needs a Home
This beautiful two-year-old cat arrived at the shelter very sick after having kittens, but she's fine now after tender care and surgery repaired her ruptured uterus.
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LW and Juanita Students Earn Honors at State Music Contest
"State Superior" ratings and a bronze medal were awarded in several categories.
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Brother and Sister Peach and Yoshi Rescued From a Bad Situation
The pair are again bright-eyed and bushy tailed, and just need a home to call their own.
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Juanita Hangs In, But Finally Falls to Powerful Mount Si
Kleis and Caldwell both strong at the plate in 12-8 loss.
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Mellow Miss Lizzie Won't Make You Dizzy
This quiet, friendly eight-year-old tabby loves other cats, dogs, kids -- she just needs home.
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Kirkland Participating in "Prescription Take-Back Day"
The public can bring unneeded prescription drugs to the Kirkland Police Department on Saturday for safe disposal.
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Traffic Alert: Mother's Day Run to Cause Delays Sunday
The events begin and end at Juanita Beach Park and the route includes the north part of the Market Street area.
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Denny Creek Neighborhood Alliance's Annual Meeting is on Thursday
On the agenda are the Juanita Woodlands restoration and the proposed new fire station on Finn Hill.
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Kirkland Patch is Seeking Bloggers
If you have something to say specific to this community, let us know.
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Volunteers Needed Saturday for Spring Cleanup Downtown
"Clean Sweep" is designed to spruce up the downtown core before the summertime crowds arrive.
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Kangs Clip Liberty 5-4, Move Into Tie for Second Place
Lake Washington is now 6-3 in the KingCo 3A/2A Conference. In other Friday baseball action, the Juanita Rebels lost to Sammamish 14-4.
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State Patrol Cites HOV Lane Violator With Phony Passenger
The driver, who was pulled over after an abrupt lane change on I-405 at 160th near Kirkland, offered no excuse for his seat-belted mannequin.
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Lake Washington Music Program Ready to Celebrate Success
The "Showcase of Excellence" at Kirkland Performance Center on April 27 will celebrate a strong year for the school's music program and help raise money for an upcoming trip to California for the Heritage Festival.
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