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The article provides a recap of recent city council activities in Kirkland, Washington, highlighting key issues such as the recognition of antisemitism, a downtown clean-up initiative, and available lease assistance programs. It aims to inform residents about significant local developments and resources. The content is timely, relevant, and directly impacts the community.
Eastside cities have unveiled a new initiative aimed at supporting local businesses during the ongoing COVID-19 pandemic. The article also features a message from Deputy Mayor Jay Arnold and invites community members to submit their comments for an upcoming council meeting, alongside information about a live online gardening class hosted by Cascade Water Alliance. Additional resources for businesses are highlighted, reinforcing the city's commitment to economic resilience.
This week’s bulletin from the City of Kirkland highlights upcoming city council activities, initiatives to inspire creativity, the implementation of school zone cameras for enhanced safety, and a tribute to a battalion chief by the Kraken hockey team. These updates reflect the city's commitment to community engagement and public safety.
The April 13 COVID-19 Special Edition highlights the Kirkland Small Business Relief Fund's support for 250 local businesses, alongside a food drive hosted by Hopelink and updates from Public Health - Seattle & King County. Additionally, the article provides essential tips for business security from the Kirkland Police Department and outlines construction impacts on Totem Lake Boulevard, showcasing the city's ongoing response to the pandemic.
The April 8 COVID-19 Special Edition provides crucial updates from City Manager Kurt Triplett regarding current COVID-19 measures, alongside discussions on gun safety and recent police activities. It also highlights community engagement initiatives, tips for reducing food waste, and information about state grants for small businesses.
The April 7 COVID-19 Special Edition from the City of Kirkland highlights critical updates, including a reminder for residents to submit council comments by 3 p.m. and apply for the Small Business Relief Fund by 5 p.m. Additionally, the article reports on Governor Inslee's extension of school closures and emphasizes the ongoing Census 2020 participation.
The City of Kirkland is launching a Small Business Relief Fund, with applications opening on April 1. This initiative is part of a broader effort to support local businesses and residents amid ongoing challenges related to COVID-19. Additionally, there are resources available for rent assistance and an invitation to participate in Earth Month Bingo.
The City of Kirkland's latest bulletin highlights key community events, including a preview of the upcoming council meeting, the welcome of the new Kirkland Fire Department Deputy Chief, pet safety tips, and an upcoming parks job fair. This week’s highlights emphasize local governance, public safety, and community engagement initiatives.
The March 26 COVID-19 Special Edition discusses crucial updates including a message from Councilmember Jon Pascal and guidance from Police Chief Cherie Harris on determining essential business status. It also highlights resources for seniors and recognizes youth who have demonstrated exceptional volunteerism during the pandemic.
The March 20 COVID-19 Special Edition provides crucial updates from Mayor Penny Sweet and Chief Cherie Harris regarding the ongoing pandemic in Kirkland. It highlights local business support initiatives and announces the reopening of the Juanita Beach Pier, emphasizing the city's efforts to keep the community informed and engaged during these challenging times.