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Estranged Facebook friend asks user to lie to police | Issaquah Police Blotter Nov. 14-21
All persons in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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Issaquah resident lobbies for rent controls
Bruno Lange, speaking to the Reporter last week, said he has been lobbying the city and the state…
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Good problems?: Woman reports theft of prescription medication and heroin | Issaquah Police Blotter Nov. 7-13
All persons in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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Teaching teens how to fight back against sexual assault
Hundreds of teenaged girls from Issaquah, Skyline and Liberty high schools gathered in the Issaquah High theater Nov.…
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Issaquah council approves modified B&O tax rates
The approved plan will enact a 50 percent increase on business tax rates across the board, effectively flip-flopping…
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Issaquah veteran Steve Johnson recalls Tet Offensive, Vietnam War
Tuesday afternoon, joined by other military veterans in the congregation of St. Andrew’s Lutheran Church, Steve Johnson worked…
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Quarter of food thrown out by consumers, small county study finds
This fall, residents of Issaquah and Sammamish participated in a study tracking how much of their food was…
Opinion
Reporter’s Notebook: In the weeds
Two more states — and the nation's capital — joined the legal weed party in the last election. Will…
News
Car crash catches Issaquah home invasion suspect
Bellevue police arrested a 28-year-old man Monday in connection to a home invasion robbery on Newport Way Northwest…
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Overlake will not acquire Snoqualmie Valley Hospital
Overlake Medical Center will not be acquiring Snoqualmie Valley Hospital as discussed earlier this year, according to a…
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Stolen vacuums, a car gets egged and a man doesn’t want to leave the toilet | Issaquah Police Blotter Oct. 31-Nov. 6
All persons in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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Issaquah council agrees to $25,000 for Friends of Lake Sammamish State Park, reversing earlier decision
Last month, the Friends were the only group to apply for nonprofit funding that were not recommended by…
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ELECTION UPDATE: Legislative incumbents leading challengers, initiative voters favoring smaller class sizes and gun control
Initial results for the Nov. 4 general election arrived Tuesday night and voters in the 5th legislative district…
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Veterans Day service at Issaquah Senior Center
Liberty High School’s Reserve Officer Training Corps will perform a 21-gun salute and color guard duties, followed by…
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Darigold and Costco urge city council to rethink Issaquah B&O tax proposal
Sharon Appelt, the tax director of Darigold Inc., said the manufacturing increase could be detrimental to the slight…
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Investigation into online threats delay opening of Pacific Cascade Middle School
Monday evening deputies responded to a caller who reported reading threats online. The threats regarded the shooting of…
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Honk-and-wave fundraiser for Issaquah schools Friday
The Issaquah Schools Foundation will push for fundraising for its "All in for Kids" campaign with a honk-and-wave…
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Monsters and heroes of all sizes | Gilman Village Trick or Treat | SLIDESHOW
Ghosts, ghouls, heroes and royalty of all sizes went to Gilman Village Friday night for the shopping center's…
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Road rage, stolen cars and a man gets angry at his Internet connection | Issaquah Police Blotter Oct. 24-30
Persons appearing in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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The Bond Defense: Tiger Mountain closure critics point to 2012 bond measure
School board members counter that they are sticking to promise of bond package by opening new alternative school…