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‘Dual Threat’ – students balance sport with school
It was the ability to excel both on the field and off it, to be committed to the…
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Police, EFR to investigate toilet fire at Grand Ridge Elementary
Eastside Fire and Rescue and Issaquah Police are considering as suspicious a fire on the grounds of Grand…
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They don’t build ‘em like they used to
Freed House refuses to go away, as an icon, and as an issue
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Despite local concerns, PGA organizers unlikely to change transportation plan
Despite the traffic concerns of Sammamish residents, and a plea from Sammamish businesses to be more involved, it…
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Sammamish Farmers Market grows, blossoms, in third year
Like the fruits and vegetables it sells, the Sammamish Farmers Market needed a little time to grow.
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Deadline looms for Salmon Days booths
Though October is still more than five months away, excitement is already building for what is fast becoming…
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Ride to work, reap the rewards
This month the City of Issaquah has teamed up with the Cascade Bicycle Club and recreational equipment retailer…
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Dow Constantine to open Duthie Hill Mountain Bike Park next weekend
On Saturday, May 22, King County Executive Dow Constantine will cut the ribbon on what is being hailed…
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In his father’s footsteps, local photographer captures the world around us
As a photographer, there are few people in America with a prouder pedigree than Sammamish's Barry Hartman. His…
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3 Tony Award nominations for Issaquah Village Theatre’s ‘Million Dollar Quartet’
Another locally-developed musical is turning heads at the highest level of the entertainment industry.
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Pacific Cascade freshmen learn that from water, comes life
Like many of their peers around Issaquah and Sammamish, students at the Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus (PCFC) used…
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Daughters of the American Revolution keeps history alive in students
The ROTC medal is awarded to one student, just once a year, to a young man or woman…
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Leon Kos retires after 33 years—Issaquah begins search for new city administrator
In 1977, Led Zepplin, at the height of their powers, stopped in Seattle on a world tour and…
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Save Freed House
For the Moore family, blood runs deep. So does history - the stories of where people came from,…
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Tiger trail attacker still at large
The King County Sheriff’s Office is still looking for a man who allegedly attacked a woman with a…
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Dawn Sanders – Mobilizing the great resource that is our community volunteers
In the hundreds, residents pitched in, cleaned up their patch and their neighbors patch and helped out wherever…
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Bikes – a simple toy for us, a link to health and prosperity for African villages
In Africa, a bike is more than a fun way to get from A to B. With huge…
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Issaquah Village Theatre’s Brian Yorkley wins Pulitzer Prize
On April 12 it was announced that Brian Yorkey, graduate of Issaquah High School and long time associate…
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Chamber crowns new royals – unveils Salmon Days logo
Most people probably don’t realize that Issaquah is a royal monarchy. But, of course, the King and Queen…
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Pacific Cascade freshmen commemorate Day of Silence
More than 60 students took part in a nationally organized demonstration to protest the bullying, harassment, and name-calling…