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On the podcast she described beginning to sing at age 3, gigging by age 15, and studying journalism and Spanish at the University of Washington while continuing to perform. She said the production team for The Voice contacted her after she graduated and that she ultimately chose to perform “La Llorona” for her blind audition because the song is “monumental for Mexico, for Latin America” and she wanted listeners to feel emotion.

Lucia discussed performing live on the show, including a broadcast performance of “Black Hole Sun” that she described as the most challenging and emotionally charged of her appearances. She said she later turned off social‑media comments after encountering harsh online criticism even though she was satisfied with the live performance. “I actually felt really good about the performance, and I still do,” she said; later she added, “I did it my way,” describing how she chose to rely on authenticity rather than imitation.

Lucia said she received a four‑chair turn in the blind audition and chose to join Team Adam. She described Adam Levine encouraging her to trust her talent and believe in herself. She also said song selection through later rounds was largely collaborative with show producers and that she intentionally showcased a wide range of genres on the program.

The artist spoke about upcoming appearances mentioned on the podcast: a performance with the Northwest Orchestra for an event tied to the Mexican consulate (singing, among other pieces, the U.S. and Mexican national anthems and an original), and a performance associated with the Sounders. She also said she released a single titled “Woman in Madrid” the day before the podcast.

Kirkland hosts noted the city was the first in Washington certified as a welcoming city by Welcoming America; the proclamation and Lucia’s appearance were presented together at the City Hall for All event. The podcast hosts did not record formal city actions connected to the proclamation beyond the ceremonial recognition.

Discussion vs. decision: the segment is a cultural/feature interview and ceremonial recognition; no legislative or regulatory decisions were recorded in the interview segment.","mediaType","Video","parentTitle","This Week In Kirkland - Sept 18, 2025 - The Voice Finalist Lucia Flores-Wiseman Shares Her Story","oneSentenceSummary","Lucia Flores Wiseman, the Seattle‑area singer who placed fourth on season 27 of The Voice, joined the City of Kirkland podcast after receiving a Hispanic Heritage Month proclamation and discussed her musical path, song choices and upcoming performances.","taxTitle","Kirkland, King County, Washington","taxId",2569,"location","headline","","shortSummary",{"_33":76,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":77,"_41":78,"_43":79,"_45":80,"_47":81,"_49":82,"_51":83,"_53":84,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":85,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":86,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5979557,"Kirkland council adopts state‑required co‑living rules and miscellaneous zoning amendments",13,357000,370000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5842107-79d43a3f468142415a1c100879baa07b&start=357&end=370","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5842107-79d43a3f468142415a1c100879baa07b/thumbnail_357000.jpg","/articles/5979557/Kirkland/King-County/Washington/Kirkland-council-adopts-staterequired-coliving-rules-and-miscellaneous-zoning-amendments","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5979557-14842e64ff74c779635665d880305944/orig.mp4?Expires=1771188173&Signature=FL77DKGZcEC~bFCGizwHL7zq75YfFajtG4VPMudpmrkKC~qdAbeRjUzK9ICfyB~faqmwxUTEPMxbJLCWxTpSbaeMi1S5XfTDbemtiCvHYEvyY5Y2MoKF3daDr8lrfLx~DbLPMbLbKUwn4yAIzP-wav-v~WOfkrLSgQo8vQIcs~GVqf-SaNQYaXaWqPP5eZTnOWWppP0zkoVtD25FyeyHD-mQn-6teDbN62zFYOkabzqVDwzmlrDSgMhgBVvcL8z2mGm3joY-TjPN1OrWhcyMCH9FO5WqKk-tjUg2XNWB--kHoPmL9ZVVAGHttHOC4IP4~HULKb-3oiSmbZtyNg2cjg__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","The Kirkland City Council adopted a co‑living housing regulation as required by state law and also approved miscellaneous amendments to sections of the Kirkland zoning code and municipal code at its Sept. 16 meeting, the podcast hosts reported.

The transcript does not provide vote tallies or the full text of the adopted regulations. The council’s actions were described as formal adoptions; the hosts did not quote council members or record specific motions or roll‑call votes in the broadcast.

During the same meeting, the council’s study session included an overview of Kirkland municipal court services and an update on the Kirkland Fire Department’s mobile integrated health program. Those items were presented for discussion in the study session; the transcript does not record formal council decisions or follow‑up directions tied to those presentations.

Discussion vs. decision: the council’s adoption of the co‑living regulation and the miscellaneous code amendments are formal decisions recorded by the hosts as adopted. The municipal court overview and mobile integrated health program were discussed in a study session and described as updates or presentations rather than final council actions.","At its Sept. 16 meeting the Kirkland City Council adopted a co‑living housing regulation required by state law and approved miscellaneous amendments to the Kirkland zoning code and municipal code. Study-session items included an overview of municipal court services and an update on the fire department’s mobile integrated health program.",{"_33":88,"_35":36,"_37":38,"_39":89,"_41":90,"_43":91,"_45":92,"_47":93,"_49":94,"_51":95,"_53":96,"_55":56,"_57":58,"_59":97,"_61":62,"_63":64,"_65":98,"_67":68,"_69":70,"_71":68,"_72":73,"_74":73},5979560,"Kirkland issues emergency proclamation to support King County sewer repairs; Cross Kirkland Corridor to close Sept. 29",240,116000,356000,"/Search/View?dp=1&key=5842107-79d43a3f468142415a1c100879baa07b&start=116&end=356","https://assets.pipeline.soar.com/5842107-79d43a3f468142415a1c100879baa07b/thumbnail_116000.jpg","/articles/5979560/Kirkland/King-County/Washington/Kirkland-issues-emergency-proclamation-to-support-King-County-sewer-repairs-Cross-Kirkland-Corridor-to-close-Sept-29","https://secure.pipeline.soar.com/5979560-34ba633af9385dfd97b2b304948b2eb5/orig.mp4?Expires=1771188173&Signature=E78V8aqAR2SpBKutqfb2HH2H~tMo38B8Dij9kOdqg18Z3sRM~yJIfLn7cXsjv1Be6xB7DUV9t4qW2RsCMXlmEAWWFj2WlK8zQ2wnwJzcbw2SOx9CKbKZM5hDhhSqmxy2-uHgnjkUzApfHopfYc4EFZ8CPd-RvFBolIhc7CeuO8kqCgtxKo7OeDl5MioKm37f2P8Bd0LunvUD5km-q9sCsCfmWzF3k7dfTb~6QHwOdmKB5U~hfruF8TTcV8SFhYYGCBfgRun31QKymW5Ldse0qaezr6AoyntMYTRKMrVnhfo1~AjWH82KKB0XR-LUUj8C~LIuf6C~31foVCrYL-7-iQ__&Key-Pair-Id=KUT5TJCACFTXG","Kirkland's city manager issued an emergency proclamation this week to give the city maximum flexibility while King County repairs a compromised section of the East Side interceptor sewer line that runs under the Cross Kirkland Corridor. Without immediate action, the transcript notes, the compromised pipe “poses a risk of structural failure that could result in an uncontrolled wastewater overflow reaching Lake Washington.”

The repair project includes installing a temporary bypass pipeline along the CKC. The hosts said the work will require a temporary full closure of the CKC Trail beginning Sept. 29 for approximately two weeks, followed by partial trail access and intermittent closures over the following weeks. The city advised trail users to consider alternate routes during the full-closure period.

The Kirkland City Council later received a report on King County Wastewater Treatment Division’s request for an emergency exemption and the city’s permitting process for repairs to East Side interceptor section 14, which runs beneath the CKC. That report was presented to the council; the transcript does not record a council vote on the exemption or any vote tallies.

Discussion vs. decision: the emergency proclamation is an executive action by the city manager to support King County’s repair work; the council’s role at the meeting was to receive a report. The hosts emphasized the public‑safety rationale and trail impacts but did not record specific mitigation measures beyond the temporary bypass and closures.

Trail users and residents should plan for a full CKC closure beginning Sept. 29 and check city communications for updates on scheduled partial reopenings and intermittent closures as work progresses.","Kirkland's city manager issued an emergency proclamation to support King County repairs to a compromised section of the East Side interceptor sewer line beneath the Cross Kirkland Corridor (CKC). A temporary bypass will require a full CKC closure beginning Sept. 29 for about two weeks, followed by intermittent closures as work continues.","actionData","errors"]

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Lucia Flores Wiseman on The Voice, heritage and upcoming performances after receiving Kirkland proclamation

Kirkland council adopts state‑required co‑living rules and miscellaneous zoning amendments

Kirkland issues emergency proclamation to support King County sewer repairs; Cross Kirkland Corridor to close Sept. 29