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Council OKs continued contract with Issaquah Valley Seniors
“I was ready to rip the Band-Aid off right now,” Council President Paul Winterstein said.
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Children won’t put away cellphones, mother calls police | Issaquah Police Blotter Dec. 11-16
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Anyone arrested is…
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Sammamish water and sewer rates rise
Meanwhile, sewer revenue is set to increase 3 percent, translating to an average 97-cent increase.
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Maywood Middle School Green Team shakes off waste
A group of middle school students are working to make sustainability a priority on their campus. In some…
Opinion
May the fa-la-la-la-la be with you | Editorial Cartoon
In this week's editorial cartoon, Frank Shiers Jr. takes a look at a mystic power that, much like…
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Issaquah man pleads guilty in child pornography case
Gregory Mark Molley pleaded guilty to installing hidden cameras in the bathrooms and bedrooms of his home for…
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Issaquah allotted second marijuana retailer
The increased allotments are the result of work by the Board, the state Department of Health and other…
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Proceeding With Caution | Council committee recommends senior center contract with further conditions
A committee of Issaquah city councilors are leaning toward continuing their contract with the managers of the city’s…
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Police searching for missing 83-year-old man
James Buettgen is described as a 6-foot-4-inch and 240-pound white male with brown eyes. He last spoke to…
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Pedestrian Park renovated | Celebration to be held Thursday
A small patch of grass landscaping in the park was paved with concrete and walking barriers were removed,…
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Creek adjusting to new floodplain after heavy rains
The rains, which caused Issaquah Creek to enter flood warning Dec. 9, were the first instance of extreme…
Opinion
Every cloud has a silver lining | Editorial Cartoon
The most recent rain storms to hit the state may seem to many like a schizophrenic pivot from…
Life
‘Grumpy Old Men’ to screen at Second Saturday Film Series
The city of Issaquah's Arts/Culture department will screen "Grumpy Old Men" 7 p.m. Saturday as part of its…
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National Weather Service issues extensive landslide warning
Issaquah staff reported Dec. 9 the site had remained stable through recent heavy rains. Dewatering wells and other…
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Holiday Lighted Boats Parade canceled
The parade had originally been scheduled for Dec. 5 before being postponed to Dec. 12 due to expected…
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Fallen power poles close part of SE 20th Street | Scattered outages in Sammamish and Issaquah
After restoring power to all but 5,000 customers, a PSE spokesperson reports a localized wind storm hit at…
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Every Student Succeeds Act signed by Obama | End of No Child Left Behind marks end for ‘failure’ of many Washington schools
The end of No Child Left Behind by itself could spell good news for Washington state schools, 90…
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Issaquah Creek floods roads | Flood watch hits Phase 2 Wednesday morning
The National Weather Service's flood warning was scheduled to remain in effect through 11 p.m. Wednesday.
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Student attempts to rescue seagull, seagull unappreciative | Issaquah Police Blotter Nov. 27-Dec. 3
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and incidents in the city of Issaquah. Anyone arrested is…