A man asked Issaquah police to arrest him Nov. 1, stating he needed help.
Those in favor of Sammamish’s Proposition 1 — the non-binding advisory vote regarding citizen interest in the development of a $30 million Community and Aquatic Center — appear to be on their way to victory.
I typically lean left when it comes to politics (right-wing conspiracy theorists feel free to gasp now at the idea of the liberal media). But there was one issue on the Washington ballot this year I sided with many of my conservative friends. The passing of I-502, the bill making it legal for adults over 21 to possess an ounce of marijuana, is just asking for trouble — in particular on the road.
After the first round of voter returns, the most hotly debated topic in Sammamish is too close to call.
A Sammamish jewelry store owner called police in the early hours of Oct. 26 to report a theft of just under $23,000 worth of items.
Fond of it or not, differences in opinion are a part of the election season.
Sammamish’s largest community awards celebration will have a different look in 2013.
When Bill Proby retired from a high-ranking position at a pharmaceutical company three years ago, he envisioned spending most of his time golfing, fishing and traveling.
When Darth Vader roams around Sammamish neighborhoods this Halloween, he won’t be fulfilling the needs of the Dark Side.
A Sammamish woman called police Oct. 19 to report a suspicious device she found in the front yard of her home in the 22000 block of Southeast 27th Street
Sammamish took a small step closer towards its vision of its Town Center on Monday night when the City Council adopted criteria to guide the use of budgeted city funds for the long-discussed project.
A 22-year-old Sammamish man shot himself Oct. 11 while trying to clean his Glock 22 handgun.
Eight years of providing Halloween scares at Nightmare at Beaver Lake and actors have never once failed to reach their goal — to make an adult patron wet his or her pants.
An elderly Sammamish couple called police Sept. 27 after falling victim to the increasingly popular “grandparent” phone scam.
When other kids were dreaming of careers as firefighters, policemen or professional athletes, Riley Goodman and Jake Director were always the oddballs.
Since the early 1990s, Margie Gurtner has made a point attend two regional festivals every year — her hometown Edmonds Arts Festival and Issaquah’s Salmon Days.
Police responded to a call of woman sleeping under trees along the side of Southeast 28th Street, near 218th Avenue Southeast on Sept. 30.
Outside of Christmas morning, most would cringe at the idea of boxes, toys and packing material spread throughout their home.
When the giant metal gate starts to push forward, their fate becomes inevitable.
Nearly two weeks after a threat of mass shooting violence was made against Skyline High School and its students, police arrested a 16-year-old male suspect.
