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New court calendar gives less time for more results from young drug offenders
Can cutting down the time to fulfill court requirements result in more of the valley’s young defendants getting…
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Woman arrested for stealing three electric toothbrushes | Issaquah Police Blotter March 20-26
The Issaquah police blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Persons arrested are…
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Pine Lake Middle School student raising thousands for school community service project
Noah Searles set a goal to raise $1,000 in cash and clothing donations for Treehouse, a Seattle-based organization…
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Slow and steady progress seen in second Central Issaquah report card
At the Thursday meeting of the land and shore committee, members of the council took a look at…
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No Man’s Land: The egos, conflicts and human lives behind Tent City 4’s move to Tiger Mountain
Tent City 4's resident camp adviser and leadership for governing organization SHARE/WHEEL, in statements to the Reporter and…
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Whooping cough hits three Issaquah schools
The Issaquah School District reported in a letter to parents and staff Friday that students at Issaquah High…
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‘The Best of Times’ screening Saturday as part of Issaquah’s Second Saturday Film Series
The film stars Robin Williams as a banker who finds himself obsessed with the dropped pass that caused…
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Truck collides with I-90 overpass in Issaquah
Police direct traffic at Front Street, after the truck was towed away
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Issaquah begins goal setting process; staff pitch big changes as they look ahead to an urbanized future
At Monday’s council work session, Council President Paul Winterstein established a timeline in which the council would revisit…
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Deliveries, spring break food added to Issaquah food bank’s services
The Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank is expanding its service footprint through two new services adapted from similar…
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Participants in 30 Hour Famine walk a hungry two miles
On the evening of March 6, Sammamish drivers were treated to a strange sight: More than 100 children…
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Careers conference helps students find their vocation
More than 200 students attended the Great Careers Conference at Mary Queen of Peace March 5. The conference--put…
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Are you prepared for a natural disaster?
The Issaquah Citizen Corps will host a nine-week emergency training course beginning March 18.
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License plate thefts on the rise
The Reporter reached out to the detectives’ division of the Issaquah Police Department to find out about the…
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Issaquah citizens are satisfied with community — but don’t participate in it, survey says
Issaquah citizens are happy, but they may also be more isolated than the average American.
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Transportation package passes State Senate, approves traffic relief for Interstates 90 and and 405, State Route 520
The Washington State Senate on Monday passed a $15 billion transportation package 27-22 for improvements and programs for…
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Issaquah School District seeks committee for possible 2016 bond measure
Just as the Issaquah School District completing funding of its current capital campaign, administrators are apparently preparing for…
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Low interest rates push Issaquah School District bond refund
On March 10, financial firm Piper Jaffray will sell its fourth and final issue of bonds for the…
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Annie get your gun: Homeowner immediately goes for shotgun after hearing loud noise | Issaquah Police Blotter Feb. 20-26
The police blotter represents officers' account of crimes and incidents in Issaquah. All arrested persons are presumed innocent…
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Issaquah International Film Festival returns for a second year
The festival will take place Feb. 28 and March 1 at Cinebarre Issaquah 8.