Zoe Melendez showed up to her first day of school with no hair, no fingernails and no toenails. She had just been laid off from her job in a career she had been a part of for more than 25 years and was battling breast cancer.
A 26-year-old Kirkland man was formally charged with Second Degree Kidnapping on Wednesday in King County Superior Court in connection with an incident at Marina Park in Kirkland.
Ross Hunter and Cyrus Habib receive “Outstanding” ratings from Municipal League.
The 2010 United States Census resulted in a shift of 12 congressional seats across 18 states, including Washington. But the new 1st Congressional District, which includes Medina, Clyde Hill and the Points communities, is one of the most watched races in the country.
According to the Electronic Journal of Academic and Special Librarianship, the cost of textbooks has risen 6 percent a year since the 1980s, twice the rate of inflation. Textbook publishing is currently a $9 billion industry.
Five years ago Sgt. Leonid Milkin’s family and everything they had built were taken away while he was serving in Iraq with the National Guard. But thanks to countless volunteers from the Eastside and greater Puget Sound community, over 80 businesses and organizations and one very driven stay-at-home Kirkland mom with a gigantic heart, Milkin was finally able to come home to stay on May 28.
Nearly 50 firefighters, including those from Bellevue, responded to a fire Saturday morning that damaged the historic Argosy tour boat M.V. Kirkland that has become a fixture at Kirkland’s Marina Park.
When Richard LeMieux was getting help at the Salvation Army as a homeless man trying to get back on his feet, he was known as “Richard the Writer.” During the Kirkland Interfaith and Transitional Housing luncheon and fund-raiser event held at the Bellevue Marriott Fairfield Inn on Friday, April 16, the author’s nickname could have been “The Informer.”
Education, budget cuts and tolls on the 520 bridge were front and center during a forum of more than 60…
The idea of getting cancer is scary for anyone. But for women and men with breast cancer, the Angel Care…
Howard Trott believes in building with the future in mind. Trott, who grew up in Bellevue, and his family have…
The legislative session may have just ended, but the state’s struggles with the budget has only just begun, legislators told…
Not many people get to see a red space giraffe, drink space-cow milk or meet their Fairy Godmother. Grace Weaver…
