Send us a text Carmine Dalziel, Executive Director of the Kirkland Community Foundation, explains how this month’s Ignite Kirkland campaign is one-stop shopping for supporting local nonprofit organizations. We’ll also reflect on the new outdoor sculpture exhibit, get to the root of “treebates,” and get hot tips on what to do with used cooking oil. Plus, we’ll get a preview of the upcoming Council meeting and hear about upcoming events like the Turkey Trot, Winterfest and the 2026 Pitch ...
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Send us a text Carmine Dalziel, Executive Director of the Kirkland Community Foundation, explains how this month’s Ignite Kirkland campaign is one-stop shopping for supporting local nonprofit organizations. We’ll also reflect on the new outdoor sculpture exhibit, get to the root of “treebates,” and get hot tips on what to do with used cooking oil. Plus, we’ll get a preview of the upcoming Council meeting and hear about upcoming events like the Turkey Trot, Winterfest and the 2026 Pitch ...
National Night Out Returns with Burgers, Badges, Block Parties ... and a Scooter? - July 10, 2025
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National Night Out Returns with Burgers, Badges, Block Parties ... and a Scooter? - July 10, 2025
Send us a text Sgt. Karp joins to talk about National Night Out block parties and how you can invite firefighters, police officers, and City Councilmembers to join your neighborhood gathering. Plus, heads up on the southbound I405 full weekend closure, and other work around the NE 85th St and I405 area. Get out to Houghton Beach with the official reopening to water activity. Welcome our newest firefighters. Score some free giveaways at the July 18 Juanita Friday Market. Stay up to date with C...
This Week in Kirkland
Send us a text Carmine Dalziel, Executive Director of the Kirkland Community Foundation, explains how this month’s Ignite Kirkland campaign is one-stop shopping for supporting local nonprofit organizations. We’ll also reflect on the new outdoor sculpture exhibit, get to the root of “treebates,” and get hot tips on what to do with used cooking oil. Plus, we’ll get a preview of the upcoming Council meeting and hear about upcoming events like the Turkey Trot, Winterfest and the 2026 Pitch ...
