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Witches, warlocks and the weird at heart enjoy Issaquah Highlands Halloween
Though still a young community, the residents and businesses of the Issaquah Highlands have shown they love to…
Jake Lynch
Life
Free home energy evaluations for Issaquah residents
Improving the energy efficiency of residences has been identified as an effective way to solve not only some…
News
Darigold fined $10,000 for leaking toxic solution into Issaquah Creek
Darigold, which in 2008 reported $2.2 billion in revenues, was fined $10,000 for the spill.
News
Incumbents preach change as candidates address different symptoms of the same illness
While the audiences were dramatically different, the candidates' routines were mostly unchanged, holding up the same scapegoats for…
Life
High above the home run fence the perfect home for local Osprey family
For about the last decade, a family of Osprey has made its home atop a light pole at…
Opinion
What our wild is worth
Congratulations to everyone behind the 2010 Issaquah Salmon Days Festival. The hardworking folks at the festivals office are…
News
Science fiction to some – the real future to many
The Central Issaquah Plan demands of its architects equal parts practicality and imagination; an ability to understand the…
Business
Waldron’s continue proud Arctic Cat history in Issaquah
Last week marked yet another chapter in the long and successful history of the Waldron family's Arctic Cat…
News
Cyclists, hikers, begin delicate dance over trails access in Issaquah Highlands conservation easement
Hiking trails advocates and mountain bike enthusiasts left Monday night's Issaquah Major Planning and Growth Committee (MPGC) meeting…
News
Competition for parcels puts Issaquah in strong position in land sale deal
The City of Issaquah is holding all the aces in the land sale deal in the Issaquah Highlands,…
Life
Experience life as a bird a thousand feet above Lake Sammamish
Motorists on Interstate 90 passing Lake Sammamish craned their necks to see the lone figure, motionless, seemingly floating,…
News
Bike race organizers will repair damage at Lake Sammamish State Park
The organizers of a Cyclocross event at Lake Sammamish State Park in Issaquah on Sunday will soon lay…
News
Money does grow on trees, and on trails and park spaces, say business leaders
For some, it is difficult to quantify exactly what is gained by public and private investments in things…
News
City needs to make conservation deals sweeter for developers
Already a regional leader in the use of Transfer of Development Rights (TDR) programs to conserve environmentally sensitive…
News
Celebrate our natural treasures by lending a hand to their preservation
Sept. 25 is a special day - National Public Lands Day. The Greenway is urging all residents to…
Life
Issaquah Bike Club idea met with enthusiasm for advocacy, community
"The reason I moved to Issaquah was because I had three priorities. I wanted to be near Seattle,…
News
Issaquah’s sustainability evaluation shows some positive signs, some concerns
In order to keep tabs on the city's effort toward sustainability, in 2008 Mayor Ava Frisinger assembled a…
News
Issaquah commission agrees – ‘we need a new way to fund human services’
The Issaquah Human Services Commission has leant its support to a proposal to study alternate ways of funding…
News
Developers encouraged to consider community uses for vacant land in the Issaquah Highlands
In 2007, a development company called Onni announced big plans for a site it owned in downtown Vancouver.…
News
Port Blakely seeks involvement with Bellevue College plans
Bellevue College is interested in acquiring a 20-acre parcel of land south of Grand Ridge Elementary.