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Music and Drama departments select Rotary Students of the Month
An Issaquah Rotary Club meeting took a ‘drama-tic’ turn in recognizing four local high school students and their…
Life
Spring-like weather joy at Tibbetts Creek Park
Spring-like weather in the high 50s and bright sunshine over the weekend didn’t break records, but the warmth…
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I-90: Vehicle flips, lands in ravine during rush hour crash
Medics rushed to a Monday morning rush-hour accident on Westbound I-90 near Sunset Way in Issaquah after a…
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Local National Merit scholar finalists announced
The National Merit Scholarship Corporation recently announced that 13 high school seniors from the Issaquah School District and…
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Issaquah City Council weighs options on Klahanie Park
A result of meagre resources at both the county and city level, Issaquah City Council is now weighing…
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Developers get another bite at impact fee exemption
Concerned with maintaining the city's economic vitality in the face of a severe recession, Issaquah City Council unanimously…
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LWSD overcrowding plan in doubt after voters reject bond
Plans to adapt to a growing student population in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) were put on…
Business
Issaquah restaurateurs eye tough times ahead
A small group of local restaurateurs met at Lombardi’s Restaurant on NW Gilman Blvd. this week to discuss…
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Plethora of transportation improvements on tap for Issaquah
A host of pedestrian, bicycle and road improvements won approval at a Feb. 16 Issaquah City Council meeting.
Business
Proposed ‘sin tax’ not-so-sweet for Boehm’s Candies in Issaquah
But while sales of heart-shaped boxes of confections At Boehm's Candies remain brisk, a state deficit projected to…
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Issaquah school, library levies pass but see erosion of suppport
Issaquah schools were handed a solid endorsement by area voters in the Feb. 9 special election, maintaining levy…
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Eastside Catholic honors Molly Hightower – hero to the orphans of Haiti
Principal Greg Marsh spoke to the gathering of several hundred parents and students about Molly Hightower, a graduate…
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Highlands residents seek answers from Port Blakely
Port Blakely Communities reviewed the latest plans for development in the Highlands, addressed homeowner concerns, and introduced the…
Life
A Chinese New Year ‘Lantern Festival’ at Sponge
Families and children commemorated the Chinese New Year with a “Lantern Festival” on Feb. 6 at Sponge in…
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Arrested bank robber linked to Issaquah hold-up
The arrest yesterday of an armed robbery suspect in Seattle has been linked to a Feb. 4 Issaquah…
Business
Great recession gives local Issaquah bank a new name
Taking shelter from what many are now calling the "Great Recession", Issaquah's only locally-run bank, Issaquah Community Bank,…
Life
Science Fair registration kicks off with a bang at Grand Ridge
Amidst “oohs” and “ahhs” and squeals of delight, over 200 students gathered for a special science show sponsored…
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Issaquah Bank of Washington branch robbed
Approximately a dozen Issaquah police officers surrounded the Bank of Washington branch at 1250 NW Mall St. around…
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4 tax measures on the ballot for Issaquah voters | Election Day is Tues. Feb. 9
Voters in Issaquah will be asked to vote yes or no this Feb. 9 on four tax measures…
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Green or gone astray? Port Blakely’s views evolve in Issaquah Higlands
Ahead of an important Feb. 3 “Town Hall” meeting by developer Port Blakely Communities — where concerns over…