Rev. Marian Stewart of Kirkland's Northlake Unitarian Church invites those of all faiths to join for an interfaith picnic this Saturday at Grasslawn Park in Redmond.
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Kirkland Parks is taking signups for classes to get you ready for a Zombie Dance Party in Redmond on Oct. 27.
Critical fire conditions are likely from 5 a.m. until 8 p.m. Thursday, according to the National Weather Service.
Patti Margeson, wife of Redmond City Council member Hank Margeson, is participating in the three-day event to raise awareness and encourage other women to get screened.
Wednesday night event at Bellevue's Neiman Marcus will benefit EvergreenHealth’s Breast Health Center.
The Issaquah History Museums welcomed Engine #519, and is still looking for volunteers to help keep it all operational.
The money will be used to provide 270,000 pounds of fresh fruit and vegetables to more than 900 families over the next two years.
Sunday is National Dog Day. What will you do to celebrate man's best friend?
The Bank of America Charitable Foundation awarded the grant toward the non-profit's mission of developing affordable housing on the Eastside.
The publication's annual list compares the quality of life in America's smaller cities.
The public is invited to the gathering Saturday at the Gurudwara Singh Sabha of Washington.
Since 2008 Dickerman has directed Kirkland's housing service agency, developing its Case Management Program and strengthening its programs to provide homes for families in transition.
The longtime local agency Youth Eastside Services will conduct the forum to teach parents how to recognize signs and take steps to prevent such tragedies.
Years ago the clock that stood at Kirkland Ave and Lake Street for decades stopped at 1:33, and last year it was taken down. Now a group of citizens wants to restore Kirkland's last vestige of the Lake Washington ferry era.
The fireworks should be better this year and residents partaking of the parade and other events are being asked to bring food donations for Hopelink.
Beginning July 10, the city will be serving free sack lunches to kids 18 and younger weekly at 132nd Square Park, an effort to assure proper nutrition during the school break.
City looking for help to keep annual Fourth of July celebration alive.
With her love of nature and her pioneering spirit, avid outdoorswoman Nona Ganz has been a tireless advocate for Kirkland parks for 40 years. This November, she hopes that voters will once again put parks before pocketbooks.
More than 1,000 riders cycled around Kirkland Monday during the traditional Memorial Day ride that supports KITH -- the Kirkland Interfaith Transitions in Housing.
The MamaCon conference, started by Seattle-area moms Amy Lang and Kim Estes, will be in Bellevue from May 18 to May 19 at the Hilton Bellevue.
The MamCon conference, started by Seattle-area moms Amy Lang and Kim Estes, will be in Bellevue from May 18 to May 19 at the Hilton Bellevue.
Give her an early Mother's Day treat by telling us why your Mom rocks! Upload a photo andf let us know for a chance to win a $25 gift certificate to a fine local restaurant.
Yuriko Nichols runs a Meetup group that helps separated and divorced Eastsiders develop a new social network. Divorced after 29 years of marriage, she knows what it’s like to start over.
Proceeds of the annual fundraiser will benefit Evergreen Hospital's Breast Health Center, adding advanced 3D screening and diagnostic technology onboard its mobile mammography coach.
Lance Cpl. Ramon T. Kaipat, 22, died Wednesday while conducting combat operations in the Helmand province.
Thayer Cueter of Just Frogs and Friends Amphibian Center will give presentation at Willow Creek Hatchery in Edmonds this Sunday.
The classic rock band Wickerman will play April 20 at the Eagles Hall to raise money for Kirkland's Fourth of July festivities.
Kirkland's Guild Mortgage is facing two-time defending champion Hancock Bakery of Redmond in the finals of the drive to stock Hopelink food banks.
Elizabeth Smart, whose story made national headlines when she was rescued from her kidnappers 9 years ago, addressed donors at a fundraising breakfast for Youth Eastside Services.
WSDOT crews repaired two damaged floating bridge cable connections found last week, and the old Evergreen Point Road overpass was demolished. The bridge is slated to be open by 5 a.m. Monday
Tickets are on sale for Tuxes and Tails, a gala fundraising event that benefits the animals in Seattle Humane's care.
Your kids are too precious to choose a preschool without a lot of thought and research. Please share your experiences and tell us which one in town you chose.
The annual food drive invites companies to go head-to-head and see who can collect the most cans of food during the month of March.