I thought it would be a good idea to pick up the health care discussion from the letter we received from Christian Cary a few weeks back.
Want to know what’s happening on East Lake Sammamish Parkway? Worried you’re going to miss a meeting on the barricades?
Sammamish residents will soon be able to sign up to receive automatic e-mail notices on topics of their choosing from the City of Sammamish.
The slowed economy and a rise in unemployment has meant that more people are taking advantage of volunteering and pro-bono opportunities – to build their resumes or just to stay busy.
From the very moment Alexis Chavez set foot on the African plains, she knew she was looking at her future.
At 22, the Bellevue native, via Brooklyn, Hawaii and Japan, had already lived a full and interesting life.
Light rail is coming to Issaquah. And the sooner the better.
That is the view of a number of Issaquah and Sammamish elected officials involved in transit and transportation planning for the Eastside.
The City of Sammamish has taken an important step in the creation of a new policy document regulating shoreline development, with the release of its latest Shoreline Master Program (SMP) draft.
America is in a period of reinvention.
Not only is there plenty of change in the political landscape, the dramatic collapse of many business sectors has forced business people to change the way they do commerce, redevelop ideas and plans, and imagine ways in which they can thrive in a new future.
The new library currently being built next to city hall in Sammamish is being constructed to cutting edge standards, and will be the first library of its kind to adopt a number of energy saving design features.
“I have a question – are there many criminals around here?”
The young boy looked up at Sammamish Police Officer Kelley Kinser and asked the question that many people in the city want to know.
City governments on the Eastside are eyeing warily another move by professional initiative promoter Tim Eyman that aims to limit increases in property tax revenue.
The City of Sammamish was praised by builders and developers for passing an amendment to its municipal ordinance which allows more flexibility in the payment of impact fees.
In considering how they will go about opening or maintaining the 30 or so barricades which are currently blocking streets around Sammamish, city staff and its consultants are embarking on an examination of the core concepts of democracy and government.
The Dreamers lived up in the clouds. Looking down from on high at the strange world below them, they took every opportunity they could to lie down, close their eyes, and dream the day away.
In the reflection of his sunglasses, Ironix guitarist Robert Auerbach gets a glimpse of his rock future at the Moore…
There is hardly a stronger symbol of division than a barricade across a street, dividing one neighbor from another.
There are more than 30 such barricades on streets around Sammamish.
Motorists in Sammamish and Issaquah will need to make alternate travel plans between Aug. 12 and 17, with the closure of the intersection at Inglewood Hill Road and East Lake Sammamish Parkway.
The Eastside Transportation Association (ETA) announced Tuesday that they had filed a writ of prohibition against Washington Governor, Christine Gregoire, which aims to stop Sound Transit from using space on Interstate 90 for light rail.
The signs have started going up around the city, and grown men and women are wearing badges and waving flags. It’s only July but the campaigning has begun in earnest for seats on the city councils in both Issaquah and Sammamish.
Just what the future of health care in the United States will look like is a concept very much in flux at the moment, with legislators at the federal level currently considering bills which the Obama White House hopes will improve what is regarded as one of the worst systems among developed nations.
Just what the future of health care in the United States will look like is a concept very much in flux at the moment, with legislators at the federal level currently considering bills which the Obama White House hopes will improve what is regarded as one of the worst systems among developed nations.
