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Local resident objects to City Council Pledge of Allegiance
Tired of what he viewed as an "offensive" practice, Highlands resident Matthew Barry followed a recent request at…
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Pro-Issaquah school levy groups spring up
Worried that voters aren't aware of an important school levy election this February, volunteers are getting the word…
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New Councilors take first steps at City Hall
After swearing in two new members to its fold, Issaquah City Council's selected new leadership for 2010 at…
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Highlands 240-unit residential development approved
With their concerns apparently satisfied, Issaquah’s Urban Village Development Commission (UVDC) allowed a land-use application for a 240-unit…
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41st District party officials select Gordon to replace Sen. Jarrett
Approval is still needed from the King County Council, but Bellevue attorney Randy Gordon is in pole position…
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Sound Transit ends paper transfers, Metro raise fares
Budget shortfalls and an effort to promote the new ORCA regional transit card are bringing several changes to…
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New Issaquah utility tax should be offset by rate reduction, city council says
Issaquah City Council approved a rate reduction and utility tax hike combination at a Dec. 21 meeting, saying…
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Issaquah Council faces changes in 2010: New committees, new members
A Dec. 21 Issaquah Council of the Whole meeting signaled key committee changes are coming as the City…
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Issaquah Police ‘Adopt’ Family for Christmas
Celebrating the Christmas spirit of giving, the Issaquah Police Department (IPD) continued their annual tradition of partnering with…
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McCarry will not seek Council leadership role in 2010
Reviewing new challenges for the coming year, Issaquah City Council President Maureen McCarry said she will not seek…
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Issaquah woman hurt in Central Washington crash
An Issaquah woman and her passenger were treated for minor injuries Sunday, Dec. 27 after they survived a…
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Developer asks for delay of Highlands gas station decision
Citing concerns with perceptions of a planned “Energy station” and the pace of the process to allow it…
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Block 24 decision delayed until January
Questioning how a new Issaquah Highlands housing development would fit into the area, city planning commissioners Dec. 15…
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City supports continuing local school levy
The Issaquah City Council voted 7-0 in support of a resolution backing local school district levies during a…
Life
Christmas lights ablaze in Klahanie
There’s something magical about twinkling lights during cold December nights — so much so that a race of…
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E. Lake Sammamish Roundabout construction lingers on
A roundabout at the intersection of Southeast 43rd Way and East Lake Sammamish Parkway Southeast is taking longer…
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Christmas weather forecast is rain, rain, rain
Weather forecasters say moderate temperatures are on the way for Christmas week, keeping above freezing at night and…
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City offices will be closed over Christmas, New Year’s holidays
The City Of Issaquah announced all city offices will be closed for several days over this year’s Christmas…
Business
Costco’s fortunes offer vision of Issaquah’s economic future
Costco CFO Richard Galanti is hopeful the local and worldwide market has re-adjusted and ever-more consumers will find…
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City explores interest in jettisoning Klahanie
Several Issaquah city councilmembers expressed their intentions to either carve up the unincorporated community or completely remove it…