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Overlake offers free flu shots for food donation this Sat.
Worried about flu season? Looking to contribute to a good cause? Overlake Hospital is offering residents an opportunity…
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School district ‘Calling for Kids’ campaign raises $235,200
The cowbells and telephones were ringing as the Issaquah Schools Foundation held their Oct. 20-21 Calling for Kids…
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Fletcher bids Issaquah School District farewell
Passionate. Caring. A real advocate for kids. That’s how school officials, family and elected officials described Issaquah School…
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Newport trail fills greenway gap
City officials, transportation advocates and neighbors snipped the ribbon Wednesday, Oct. 21 to open a long-awaited pedestrian and…
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Issaquah Reporter debuts new police blotter on GoogleMaps
The Issaquah Reporter is experimenting with GoogleMaps, an online interactive mapping resource supported by Google, to support the…
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Gov.: Issaquah/Swedish Hospital ‘Exactly what America needs’
According to Gov. Christine Gregoire, the other Washington should be paying attention to plans for Issaquah’s new hospital.…
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Power outages, rain hit area
Dozens of power outages and heavy rain across the area Tuesday night and Wednesday kept residents and students…
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Natural gas rates drop again; electric rates go up slightly
The recession has local families pinching pennies, but at least pricey natural gas — for those who have…
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Beaver Lake drowning ruled a suicide
The drowning of a Sammamish woman last night in Beaver Lake has been ruled a suicide, the King…
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Power outages, rain hit Plateau and Issaquah
Dozens of power outages and heavy rain across the area Tuesday night and Wednesday kept residents and students…
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Issaquah council, school board candidates talk business at forum
Looking for local answers to business problems, the Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce held an Oct. 13 candidates…
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Darigold ammonia spill causes fish kill in Issaquah Creek
A small ammonia leak from the Darigold plant at Issaquah spilled through a storm drain into the East…
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Friday morning traffic closures for Issaquah High Homecoming Parade
Issaquah High School is marching down Second Avenue Southeast Friday to celebrate the school’s annual Homecoming Day festivities,…
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‘Bridges of Issaquah’ bike ride Oct. 10
Alternative transportation advocates Getting Around Issaquah Together (GAIT) announced member Bob Miller will lead an Oct. 10 bicycle…
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Noted vintner David Lake passes away Monday in Issaquah after a lengthy illness
Noted Washington vintner David Lake, the first to U.S. winemaker to hold a Master of Wine degree, passed…
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Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter wins six awards in statewide newspaper contest
Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter staff has won six awards – including three first places – in the 2009 Washington Newspaper…
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Declining Costco earnings better than expected
An audience spanning from worldwide investors to Mayor Ava Frisinger are keeping a close eye on Issaquah-based Costco…
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Crowds flood Issaquah for Salmon Days
Thousands of spectators coming from far and wide lined Front Street and Northwest Gilman Boulevard Saturday for Issaquah’s…
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Fire service lowers city bill for 2010
Issaquah city councilmembers were buoyed from news at a Sept. 29 Committee of the Whole meeting after learning…
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Schools encourage bus use to fill funding shortfall
Issaquah School District (ISD) dollars will be on the line next week as student bus-riders are tallied in…