"The city of Kirkland

is facing an enormous challenge with the current economic situation. My experience as a community activist, small business owner and director at a major healthcare provider will bring a valuable perspective to the Council.”

“I have heard from many citizens that the decisions and actions of some of our City elected officials have caused them to lose trust in the public process,”

“I will work hard to earn and keep the trust of my fellow Kirkland residents.”

Sweet announces bid for Kirkland City Council

Long-time resident, downtown business owner and community activist Penny Sweet announced her candidacy for Kirkland City Council on Tuesday, March 17. Citing the need for increased fiscal responsibility and government transparency, Sweet intends to campaign vigorously for a seat on the council. ... view more

Kirkland Reporter: Penny Sweet speaks on bid for Kirkland City Council

Perhaps hoping for a little "luck of the Irish," local business owner and 2007 Kirkland City Council candidate Penny Sweet has thrown her hat in the ring again. In what is expected to be one of the most contested local elections in recent history, the 25-year resident announced she's running again on St. Patrick's Day, March 17, for one of four positions up for re-election on the the seven-seat Kirkland City Council. ... view more

The upcoming race for Kirkland City Council just got interesting.

Long-time Kirkland volunteer and community organizer, Penny Sweet threw her hat into the political ring today and announced her candidacy for Kirkland City Council. . ... view more

MARCHIONE, SWEET RECEIVE 'OUTSTANDING' RATINGS FROM MUNICIPAL LEAGUE
The Municipal League of King County released its ratings of the candidates for Kirkland City Council with only two receiving the highest rating of "outstanding." view more
 

EASTSIDE BUSINESS ALLIANCE ENDORSES SWEET, MARCHIONE
The Eastside Business Alliance (EBA), a political action committee comprised of Eastside business leaders, announced local candidate endorsements for the Aug. 18 Primary Election. view more

 

PENNY SWEET, VIDEO INTERVIEW
50 In 52 Journey interview of Penny Sweet, President of Celebrate Krikland, Inc. After retirement, Penny noticed that while our neighborhoods are well designed geographically, they don't do much about having... view more

SEATTLE TIMES ENDORSEMENT: For Kirkland City Council, vote for McBride, Sweet, Walen, Marchione
The November City Council election is an important moment for Kirkland, because the Eastside waterfront community cannot afford four more years of tension-filled stagnation.... view more