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It was the '40s last 4th, with cars for the cause Kirkland’s Fourth of July parade this year was '70 years after D Day’…. So FHNA managed to snag the Andrews Sisters and Miss Downtown Kirkland 1941, fresh from a USO show, singing “ Boogie Woogie Bugle Boy from Company...
Blackberry lovers…… Please feel free to post your favorite recipes for blackberry pie, berry crumble or berry tart.
A word to the wise: O.O. Denny Park is maintained by Kirkland, but its beach does not yet have a life guard.
Good news! On Tuesday night City Council authorized staff to move forward with the purchase of another parcel of land to expand Juanita Heights Park. The parcel was in a family trust and is being sold to the City for $10,000, which is 1/5 of it's assessed value! Great...
From the The City of Kirkland 2035 Project Team: Over 160 residents, business representatives, and community members participated. Results of the comments we heard on existing and future Neighborhood Plans have been posted to the Kirkland 2035 Learning Center webpage...
Beautiful day for a parade last Friday and FHNA was well represented in downtown Kirkland on the 4th. FHNA Board member Francesca Lyman rode with Deborah Stelfox, Michael-Ellyn Schetzle, Marc Ackerman and Marit Zimmerman in two antique cars graciously loaned by Finn...
Just as this Finn Hill dog fled in fear, a good number of pets are so disoriented they run away and get lost.
FHNA Board Members took Kirkland City Manager Kurt Triplett on a tour of land adjacent to Juanita Heights Park on June 30th. There are five parcels for sale by a private landowner and they cover more than eight acres of densely wooded terrain; the forest canopy is...
UW’s Kathy Troost keynotes, with a panel including city officials, a local biologist, and a geotech engineer. Three months after the terrible mudslide tragedy in Oso, WA. the Finn Hill Neighborhood Alliance held a first-ever special event exploring the threats of...
Great turnout at the general meeting Wednesday night with lots of interest in the main topic regarding landslides. The good news is that there isn't a large scale catastrophic disaster likely soon on Finn Hill based on examination of topographic clues. But continued...
