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Controversial Talus plat moving forward
The preliminary plat for the three last developable parcels in the Talus Mountainside Urban Village, was approved by…
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Eastside Legal Assistance Program helps the underserved
Although Dan Menser works full-time as one of T-Mobile's in-house attorneys, he also is one of approximately 100…
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Vets to celebrate D-Day with P-51 Mustang flyover
David Waggoner has been a resident of Issaquah since 1945, with the exception of the years he spent…
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Issaquah honors 19 for outstanding leadership, service
Issaquah honored its community leaders May 22, singling out 19 for awards in a variety of categories.
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Eastside Catholic and Archdiocese denied motion to dismiss Zmuda lawsuit
Friday morning in King County Superior Court, judge Catherine Shaffer denied the motion to dismiss the lawsuit brought…
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Seventh and Gilman moving forward
Lennar Multifamily Communities has received approval, with some conditions, to move ahead with its multi-family development, originally called…
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Saying no to big money | Ben and Jerry’s founder visits Issaquah in support of I-1329
When the Supreme Court ruled in the 2010 Citizens United v. Federal Election Commission that corporations were people,…
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Next steps for skate park
Tibbetts Valley Park will be the site for the new skate park, following unanimous approval by the Issaquah…
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Issaquah planning improvements on Rainier Boulevard
Three or more good-size fir trees were removed on Rainier Boulevard recently, part of a project to improve…
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Talus preliminary plat to go to full city council | Land and shore add conditions
The Issaquah City Council’s Land and Shore Committee added more conditions to the controversial parcel 7 of the…
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Something to celebrate | Squak Mountain supporters come out to view part of the new land acquisition
Outdoor enthusiasts, county officials, members of SaveSquak.com, representatives from the Trust for Public Lands and King County Parks…
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Ten make list for pot shop
Out of 19 original applicants, 10 recreational marijuana entrepreneurs made the list for the one recreational marijuana retail…
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Fire station takes shape | New station 78 to have amenities for public, firefighters
The new Eastside Fire and Rescue fire station 78 is moving right along. Scheduled for completion in early…
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Love Bamboo opens in Gilman Village
Charlie Liu is like many Pacific North-westerners. He loves the outdoors and outdoor activities.
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Stalemate over Talus project | Five hour meeting sends issue to city council
In what could be an unprecedented event for the Urban Village Development Commission, the May 6 meeting that…
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Tempers flare at town hall meeting
The problem in Talus may be more than trees being cut down. Based on the dialogue at Thursday…
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Loss of No Child Left Behind waiver not likely to wrinkle ISD too much
With Washington state losing its "No Child Left Behind" waiver, most schools in the state will be considered…
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Jake Shimabukuro shares his gift of music
If you've never heard of Jake Shimabukuro, just get on YouTube and type in his name. It's absolutely…
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Issaquah probation officer takes it one day at a time
Melanie Vanek handles duties for Issaquah, North Bend and Snoqualmie.
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Trouble in Talus | Tree removal raises concerns
It's ironic that on Arbor Day, April 25, 12 maple and 10 alder, some of them very large,…