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Daphne Gahne, a Providence Point resident addresses city council about the negatives of building a comprehensive high school so close to the Providence Point property at the Nov. 12 council study session. From left: Daphne Gahn, councilmember Lindsey Walsh and councilmember Chris Reh. Madison Miller / staff photo

Community weighs in on Providence Heights future

Residents, school district officials and city council discuss Providence Heights zoning to accommodate a comprehensive high school.

3 hours ago
by Natalie DeFord and Madison Miller

From a place of respect | Windows and Mirrors

What does it mean to share your culture with others?

2 days ago
by Samantha Pak

Lessons in long-term planning from an anniversary

A column from a financial adviser.

3 days ago

One Million Trees Celebration with Green Issaquah

Volunteer events, new forest stewardship program.

5 days ago
by Natalie DeFord

Business slowdown in Issaquah

City sees an increase in businesses closing.

4 days ago
by Samira Guirguis

Mayor Pauly reacts to I-976; city plans face uncertainty

Passing of the initiative could have major consequences for Issaquah.

6 days ago
by Natalie DeFord

Accessibility tools for low-vision travelers at SEA

We all have tools that help us get through our every day lives more efficiently and easily. Like grocery shopping… Continue reading

4 days ago
by Port of Seattle

A young girl holds up a ‘Don’t Pollute I Live Here’ sign in the crowd during the Youth Climate Strike at Cal Anderson Park on Friday, March 15, 2019 in Seattle, Wash. (Olivia Vanni / The Herald)

King County builds blueprint for health, climate change

The plan will inform how the Board of Health addresses climate change-related health issues.

17 hours ago
by Aaron Kunkler

Courtesy of Washington Secretary of State’s Office

Transportation and housing among King County’s top legislative priorities in 2020

Legislature will begin meeting Jan. 12.

3 days ago
by Aaron Kunkler

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Election analysis: Eastside cities largely voted against I-976

Most Eastside cities weren’t swayed by I-976, though more voters approved it than the county average.

1 week ago
by Aaron Kunkler

News

July’s Monroe earthquake is informing plans for future danger

Gathered by lucky accident, data from the 4.6-magnitude quake could help assess bigger hazards.

3 days ago
by Julia-Grace Sanders

Bulletin Board

Train Derailment Results in Urgent Plea for Blood Donors

Emergency making huge demands on community supply.

2 years ago
by Bloodworks Northwest

AG Ferguson, Amazon sue over “get rich quick” scam

Customers promised easy income, but got empty promises instead.

2 years ago
by Attorney General of Washington

WSDOT releases Gray Notebook 67

WSDOT highlights its strategic direction in this edition of the agency’s quarterly Continue reading...

2 years ago
by WA Dept. of Transportation

New phone scam targets Washington businesses

The Washington Department of Revenue is warning businesses to be aware of Continue reading...

2 years ago
by WA Dept. of Revenue

Sports

Issaquah football players receive all-league honors

Several Issaquah football players received 4A KingCo Crest all-league honors for the 2019 season. First-team: Offense: Zach Mayes (center). Defense:… Continue reading

2 days ago

Making connections on the volleyball court

Issaquah’s May enjoys her time with the Eagles.

3 days ago
by Andy Nystrom

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