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FBI: Three hate crimes in Issaquah in 2018
State hate crime trend has minor decline; crimes toward LGBTQ rise.
Ashley Hiruko
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Eastside, Bothell firefighters depart to battle California blaze
Team comprised of Seattle, Eastside, Bothell, Valley Regional, and Duvall fire department members.
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Issaquah school bus driver suspected of child rape pleads not guilty
Additional count of first-degree child molestation added.
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More headway made on needed north fire station
Eastside Fire and Rescue continues discussion with council members.
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Issaquah school bus driver arrested for child rape
Police say suspect had no prior criminal history.
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First AG lawsuit against company no-poach clause ends with $150K payment
Jersey Mike’s had the contract provisions in place until April 2018.
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Upcoming open house for Anchor Parks planning
Community feedback and site analysis results will be shared.
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Second annual Confluence Music in the Park happening Sunday
Harmonica stylings by Lee Oskar featured during the free event.
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Issaquah resident spent 33 years in 911 dispatching
Dave Stuby is the first enrolled in NORCOM’s Hall of Fame.
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Opposition and supporters of Drag Queen Story Hour make showing in Issaquah
A lack of police at a recent county library board meeting led some to feel intimidated.
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From Olympia to Bellingham: Tiny home villages offer a path toward permanent housing
Beginning talks happening on Eastside village partnership.
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Issaquah’s Salmon Days celebrates 50 years
Annual event also raises awareness of environmental impact on salmon.
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The co-responder way: mental health professionals and officers team up
Local departments are making the push for permanent funding.
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Susan’s quest for ‘justice’ and the civil legal system dilemma
Susan Chen’s story begins as a criminal matter.
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Issaquah High School employee one of five confirmed with measles
School urges families to monitor children for signs.
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Toddler window falls are preventable
A demonstration provided parents with ways to protect children.
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Issaquah police reports shed light on Chinese immigrant death lawsuit
Wangshen Leng had severe Alzheimer’s diesease.
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Lawsuit alleges Issaquah officers’ use of excessive force led to elderly man’s death
Immigrant’s death was ruled a homicide by King County Medical Examiner’s Office, according to lawsuit.
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Dissecting the future of impactful pretrial decision making
Data on inmates not being cohesively collected is needed for decision making, advocates say.
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Clues for fixing King County’s child care woes may be found in British Columbia
B.C. struggles with many of the same problems as Washington state.