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Seattle Post-Intelligencer photographer Kurt Smith captured these glimpses of daily life around the community. Click on a thumbnail to see a page featuring a larger, more detailed version of the image.

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Annette Stilen and her son Justin, 3, play in a Kirkland waterfront park featuring the sculpture "Puddle Jumpers" by Glenna Goodacre.

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Condominiums and boats are part of the waterfront landscape in an area that tries to combine economic growth with a relaxed, livable atmosphere.

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Gerald Gardner of Bellevue works on pottery at the Kirkland Arts Center, a popular facility for artists in many fields.

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Krissy Thomas, left, and Kristi Rawlinson check the workings of their instruments during band rehearsal at Juanita High School.

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Bruce Gutgesell conducts Juanita's symphonic rehearsal. In his 21st year at the school, Gutgesell's bands have a history of excellence.

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Kaaren Sterlington has a cup of coffee with a friend at JJJ Cafe, a popular coffee spot in downtown Kirkland.

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Alex Boldizar unloads yard waste at the Kirkland Transfer Station, where more than 26,000 tons of stuff was dumped last year.

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Kirkland's appealing quality of life is driving a condominium-building boom around the downtown area.

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If Kirkland ever erects a statue of a mail carrier, he'd be the hands-down, home-grown, local favorite

Public art brings out the animal in Kirkland

Foghorn is swankier than it sounds

Previously:

Transformation from hamlet to urban village is under way

Area has enhanced its small-town appeal

'Condo' is key word for Kirkland's future

Blurring the lines between art and commerce

Outside downtown, Kirkland wears many faces

Citizens are active in the community

City started out as 'Pittsburgh of the West'

Jon Hahn: Hey, Gary Payton, this is how you talk trash in Kirkland

Things to do while you're here

Scenes of Kirkland

Kirkland historical album

Kirkland by the numbers


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Sammamish Plateau

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