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Microsoft seeks to simplify volume licensing yet again
Microsoft is eliminating some of the complexities within its volume licensing program that have long been bones of contention for enterprise customers.
Party Patrol' nabs 25 in Lakeview bust
Officers from the Kirkland Police Department and the King County Sheriff's Office arrested 24 people for underage drinking at a party in the city's Lakeview neighborhood near Yarrow Bay early Sunday morning, ...
Painter injured in 30-foot fall in WA
A painter suffered serious injuries to his head and back when he fell more than 30 feet at a construction site.
Prosecutor fears breaking a record in slaying cases
King County prosecutors this year already have filed as many homicide cases as they did for all of 2007.
Disabled Kirkland vet wins a million dollars
A disabled Kirkland veteran who just won a million dollars in the state Lottery Raffle game would like to thank the 140,000 or so people who didn't buy a ticket.
Three $1M winners in WA Lottery Raffle
Washington's Lottery says three $1 million winning tickets were sold for its second Million Dollar Raffle.
Kirkland construction worker rescued after 20-foot fall
Rescuers Friday morning pulled a man to safety after he fell nearly 20 feet into a shaft at a construction site.
Liberty Media to pay $31M for party retailer
Liberty Media Corp. has agreed to buy the party supplies and costume retailer Celebrate Express Inc.
Marathon will close 520 bridge lanes Sunday
If you plan to travel between Seattle and the Eastside on Sunday morning, you'd better check your traffic because several roads will be closed for the Seafair Marathon.
Kim and Mo Kamal, of Kirkland, have an encouraging word for James O'Neal about his upcoming surgery as he rings up their groceries at Kingsgate Safeway.
Plans for Maple Valley "Donut Hole" not a done deal
A controversial King County land deal has hit a snag after the lone bid for 156 acres of county land in Maple Valley came in $10 million lower than the county expected.
"Good life" may soon be redefined
We skipped Copper River salmon last week. Eating the fish has become a tradition for my family, but it's just too expensive now.
Taylor Phinney sets world record
Seventeen-year-old Taylor Phinney of Boulder, CO set a new junior world record during the USA Cycling Olympic Team Selection Camp in Los Angeles earlier this week.
Seattle traffic rated 9th worst for congestion
A national traffic information provider based didn't have to go far to find the region's worst traffic bottleneck.
Washington state mulls assisted suicide measure
Jun 16, 2008 3:04 AM By RACHEL LA CORTE, AP Nancy Niedzielski, left, looks on Saturday, June 7, 2008 in Woodinville, Wash.
Kirkland redevelopment spurs plenty of comment at hearing
Deciding how to redevelop Kirkland's Parkplace shopping center won't be easy. More than 60 people signed up Thursday evening to voice their views on plans for the city's main downtown shopping area.
Parkside Nursing Care Center, which has a recent history of serious problems with regulators, was cited Tuesday for failing to follow physician orders in caring for an elderly man who suffered from bedsores.
The Monroe Monitor & Valley News
Friday at 5 p.m. was the official deadline for candidates to file for office, and the deadline brought a few surprises.
TIMES: Cafe Juanita chef wins 2008 Beard Award
Cafe Juanita's Holly Smith got her day on the stage at Avery Fisher Hall Sunday night, winning the 2008 James Beard Foundation Award for Best Chef in the Northwest.