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Fenders on Front Street 2015 | SLIDESHOW
On Saturday, thousands showed up to check out cars classic and modern during Fenders on Front Street. Check…
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Fireworks show organizers asking neighbors to donate to food bank HVAC system
Two local real estate agents who annually fund a fireworks show over Lake Sammamish by collecting money from…
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Sixth Avenue Southeast burglary suspects arrested
Two 17-year-old boys are alleged to have entered an east Olde Town home through an open door at…
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Habitat restoration begins on east fork of Issaquah Creek
The city of Issaquah has begun habitat restoration work on the east fork of Issaquah Creek. Now the…
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Mayor honors Issaquah track and field state championship
Monday night, Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler proclaimed June 15, 2015 to be Issaquah High School Girls Track and…
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Reported alcohol disturbance at skate park turns out to be chess game | Issaquah Police Blotter, June 5-11
The police blotter consists of Issaquah officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Anyone arrested is…
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Schools foundation seeks donors, volunteers for Tools 4 School event
For the past four years, the Tools 4 School program has handed out backpacks stuffed to the brim…
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Using web, real estate startup plans to compete with slashed commissions
One local family of real estate professionals believes its online brokerage can bring the standard brokerage commission down…
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Cougar/Squak Corridor Park south expansion opens to the public
On Saturday, the King County Department of Natural Resources and Parks opened a new trailhead and officially closed…
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Police search for suspects in Sixth Ave Southeast burglary
The suspects entered a home on the 100 block of Sixth Avenue Southeast through an open door at…
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Issaquah musician garners honorable mention in International Songwriting Competition
Glenn Lestz will perform "The Clock" and other songs with his band Pink Camel at Issaquah's Make Music…
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Handgun stolen from car on Wilderness Peak Drive Northwest | Issaquah Police Blotter May 29-June 4
The police blotter consists of Issaquah officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Anyone arrested is…
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Man asks to be shocked by Taser for YouTube video | Issaquah Police Blotter May 22-28
The police blotter records officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in Issaquah. All persons arrested are presumed…
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District buys two more works of art for Kateri Brow collection, two more students become professional artists
At the May 27 meeting of the district's school board, Superintendent Ron Thiele presented checks to Beaver Lake…
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Parents, colleagues protest transfer of two Maple Hills teachers
"If you had (told) me two weeks ago that I would be in this position, I would not…
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Issaquah Schools Foundation fundraisers bring in $710,000
The proceeds came from the Nourish Every Mind luncheon, held May 14, and breakfast, held May 20. They…
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A walk through Issaquah’s past
The Issaquah History Museums' spring and summer series takes walkers on a journey through the dark, humorous and…
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Council signs off on amended site plan for Issaquah Middle School
Though the resolution and its materials weighed in at more than 230 pages, during the quasi-judicial process councilors…
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Two Issaquah council seats will require primary runoff; Four will vie for Schaer’s seat
Council Position Four, currently held by outgoing councilor Joshua Schaer, may prove to be the most hotly contested…
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Issaquah teachers walk out to protest against state legislature, inaction on McCleary decision
Early Tuesday morning, dozens of teachers drove to Issaquah High School, parked in the lot and filed indoors.…