A municipal government just out-competed the private market for a 3.28-acre Eastside development site, paying well above asking price to secure a former church building that the City of Kirkland says will finally bring dedicated recreation space to one of its most underserved neighborhoods. The City of Kirkland has reached an agreement to purchase a […]
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