Opinion
Here’s to a healthy New Year | Linda Ball | Reporter’s Notebook
It will be two years ago this month that I heard the words "you have cancer." It was…
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Issaquah approves Lakeside Development
What could have been a scar on a hillside from years of mining, has been approved for development…
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Moving forward
After five years of meetings, contemplation and reflection, the Central Issaquah Plan (CIP) will be moving forward.
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Issaquah shines through caring and sharing
Looking at the vast array of gifts for kids of all ages at Pickering Barn Tuesday, you can’t…
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Residents debate ways to improve Lake Sammamish State Park
Lake Sammamish State Park hasn’t had any major improvements since the ‘70s said Peter Herzog, partnerships and planning…
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Reindeer fun | 24th festival underway at Cougar Mountain Zoo
“We come every year to see the animals and get into the Christmas spirit,” said Debi Johnston of…
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A link for life | Issaquah, Sammamish Teen Link volunteers help fellow students
Sometimes you want to talk to someone who understands — in the case of teenagers, another teenager, because…
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Pleas not to cut human services heard by Issaquah Council
Testimony from people representing a wide-range of non-profit organizations, convinced the Issaquah City Council not to cut $48,750…
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Welcome challenge for new Tiger Mountain principal
Michael Schiehser, the new principal at Tiger Mountain Community High School in Issaquah, has a lot on his…
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YWCA hosts sweet holiday event
Elaborate gingerbread houses made by local pastry chefs will be the highlight of the YWCA “Home Sweet Homes”…
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Local police on extra DUI alert for holidays
Friday the IPD is hosting officers from other agencies to patrol Issaquah as part of King County Target…
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Two Issaquah facilities to be honored for energy efficiency | Slideshow
Using a combination of new technologies, Issaquah’s Fire Station 72, will be rewarded for its innovation and energy…
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Bells of hope | Woman donates symbols of final cancer treatments to Swedish- Issaquah
Anita Cox of Snoqualmie retired in June 2011 after teaching for 36 years. The last school she taught…
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Issaquah women’s handgun class a different ‘girls night out’
Micha Juma has good reason to want to learn how to safely handle and shoot a handgun.
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The hills are alive | Issaquah High School Drama department brings classic story to the stage
Most of us know the songs. “Climb Ev’ry Mountain,” “My Favorite Things,” and “Edelweiss.”
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Towing blues | Issaquah towing companies frustrated by police rotation
Hiram Burke, the owner of Clark’s Towing in Issaquah is concerned about threats to the local towing industry.…
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Issaquah City Councilman off to the Senate
Issaquah business owner Mark Mullet has resigned his city council seat effective Dec. 31, so that he may…
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Freshman legislator ready for the challenge
Heading to Olympia as a new guy doesn't seem to phase Chad Magendanz, recently elected to the Washington…
Business
Issaquah’s PC Fix a local tech success story
Those of us who are not high-tech just want our computers to work. We don’t care what goes…