The Arts Commission has $5,000 available for projects in Kirkland that promote performance art, literary art and other ventures in arts, culture or heritage. Applications must be in by May 8.
The Web Host Industry Review says Web domain giant Go Daddy, which recently opened an office at Carillon Point, is actively recruiting for Seattle area operations.
The council formally approved a plan at its meeting Tuesday night that will put rauthorization of the highly regarded lifesaving service on the November ballot and allow a study of whether Kirkland can employ paramedics.
The city says it is adding time in the afternoon on Mondays, Tuesdays and Wednesdays for residents to apply for U.S. passports. But it will no longer take applications on Thursday and Fridays.
The presentation is in response to a recent survey of parents by the Juanita High PTSA and a statewide survey of youth showing an increase in marijuana use. YES counselors also report an increase in heroin use among teens.
At a special meeting Monday, the council narrowed the field of 17 applicants for the vacant Pos. 2 to five, who council members will interview on Tuesday, April 16, at 4:30 p.m.
Volunteers will be made up by an artist with pretend injuries that look realistic for a simulated disaster, as practice for 25 Kirkland Community Emergency Response Training trainees.
Lake Washington Institute of Technology’s Board of Trustees announced five finalists for the President position.
The Finn Hill Middle School Band played the state Capitol last month.
Kirkland City Manager Kurt Triplett responds to concerns about the city's role in putting reauthorization of King County Medic One on the November ballot.
The April 17 class is sponsored by the Cascade Water Alliance and the Saving Water Partnership.
In a "squeaker," the local business edged out Redmond's Hancock Bakery in the friendly competition to steal the trophy while doing something great for Hopelink.
Tickets to the Bellevue Jazz Festival runs May 30-June 1 and features 40 free performances in addition to the ticketed events.
You can renew expired licenses for your dog or cat without being sent to the doghouse through the month of April. The amnesty is offered by King County and partnering cities, including Kirkland.
No injuries were reported in the fire that was spreading to the attic of the home.
The incident was initially reported as a multi-family structure fire, but the first units on the scene rapidly dealt with what turned out to be a small bathroom fire along NE 68th Street.
In a repeat of last year’s final round, defending champion Hancock’s Bakery of Redmond will again take on Guild Mortgage Kirkland in the Hopelink Can Madness competitive food drive finale.
As many as eight scholarships are available to students in Kirkland, parts of Redmonds, and Woodinville. The deadline for applications is April 15.
Students from the Kirkland school, as well as students from other Puget Sound schools, earned their place at the star-studded event at Seattle's KeyArena through serving others.
Volunteers for the Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance will pull invasive species from around native saplings planted last year, and they could use some help on March 30.
