Life
Who said it’s not easy being green?
Students take on recycling program and reduce waste, boost reuse, win award
Life
Manning’s legacy lives on in the hills and trails
The Day of the Three Thunderstorms may sound like the title of an ancient fable, or a mythical…
News
Students discover the wonders of the watershed
“Many native people, such as the Tlingit people, believe that each generation is responsible for the seven generations…
News
Vital fish passage project in limbo
The city and local groups have worked hard to replace a 70-year-old dam that is killing salmon, but…
Opinion
Correction
The story "Supplies running low at food banks, chairites" in The Reporter, May 8, 2009, incorrectly stated that…
News
The story of The Day of the Three Thunderstorms
The Day of the Three Thunderstorms may sound like the title of an ancient fable, or a mystical…
News
Hundreds attend seniors center pancake fundraiser
A pile of freshly cooked pancakes is always going to draw a crowd. And that's what the members…
News
Former Bank of America director eyes spot on city council
At the age of 36, Mark Mullet has already been through the kind of career realization that typically…
Life
Issaquah the center of the cat world for a weekend
All cat-eyes were on Issaquah last weekend, as the Cat Fanciers Association (CFA) came to town.
Opinion
Credit where credit is due
My first look at the functioning of the American political machine up close and personal was during the…
Life
Career choices of students reflect changing times
In 2009, graduating high school students are exploring ways in which they can involve their personal passions into…
News
Supplies running low at charities, food banks
Families giving less away as economy puts the squeeze on charitable giving
News
Cities harness the power of the development market to protect environment
As the population of Washington continues to grow by more than half a million people each decade, city…
News
Issaquah doctor says health care cuts will be felt through society
An Issaquah doctor believes that the effects of cuts to the state's Basic Health Care Plan will spread…
News
City of Issaquah tightens purse strings
The City of Issaquah is concentrating on reducing how much it spends on supplies, equipment, staff, and all…
News
Improvements change the look, and feel, of Pine Lake Park
It was in 2003 that the stewards of Sammamish’s parks and recreation facilities first began to ponder how…
Opinion
A glimpse of our transit future
I am getting the feeling that the stars are aligning, in some weird and potentially violent way, which…
News
Liberty realizes its own strength in giving
It is a realization that often comes to people only late in their adult lives - that a…
News
Get ready for a new commute
An hour from Bellevue to Seattle — I-90 lane closures will change the way we move
News
Issaquah hatchery avoids closures
As state governments all over the country search for ways to cut millions from their budgets, no stone…