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Kirkland City Council’s Tool Library Money Drain
Kirkland City Council’s Tool Library Money Drain

Kirkland City Council just voted to hand $100,000 — and a city building for $1 a year — to a tool library that has not raised a dime or sold a single membership.

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Kirkland City Council’s Parking Money Grab
Kirkland City Council’s Parking Money Grab

Kirkland City Council wants more of your money. Get ready to pay to visit the parks you already paid for.

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Issaquah still feels like a sweet spot. Can Kirkland?

Buyers keep paying over $1 million for Issaquah — strong schools, easy access, nature, a small-town feel that still holds. It’s the same mix that drew people to Kirkland, which makes one question worth asking.

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