The July 26 attack by a pit bull, that killed a four-year-old toy poodle in the Issaquah Highlands, has resulted in an order from King County for the owner to remove the dog from the county.
There were more questions than answers at Tuesday’s meeting of the Urban Village Development Commission regarding Swedish Hospital’s proposed expansion.
Benefit garage sale Friday August 23 and Saturday August 24 planned to help couple dealing with leukemia.
The resignation of Democrat, State Rep. Marcie Maxwell of the 41st District has set in motion a process that remains obscure to most observers of state government.
Agave Cocina and Tequilas is introducing its own, limited edition Double Barrel Reposado, from the State of Jalisco in Mexico.
Dogs of all breeds and their owners who adore them came out to support the American Cancer Society’s Bark for Life Saturday at Bark Park in the Issaquah Highlands.
Dressed in period clothing from 1800 to 1840, the era the Cascade Mountain Men honor, on Aug. 2 club members showed 300 Cub Scouts gathered at Lake Sammamish State Park the ways of the rugged individuals who were hunters, trappers and fur traders.
More than 90 geese were rounded up and killed on June 21.
The Sound Transit board of directors has approved a pilot program to test the use of parking permits in four of its park-and-ride facilities, including Issaquah’s transit center.
Most people associate dementia and Alzheimer’s disease with those of very advanced age. But Evan Schrier’s story blows that theory to pieces.
A corner parcel at Northwest Juniper Street and Fifth Avenue North N in Issaquah, that was once a tangle of blackberries, is now the latest addition to park land to be included in the city’s “green necklace” vision.
Tammy Hessler was walking her four-year-old toy poodle Friday night, July 26, on a leash, when a mixed breed dog, thought to be a pit bull, also on a leash but without a muzzle, lunged at the poodle, inflicting one deadly bite into the dog’s lungs and stomach.
A new aquarium and the removal of a crumbling dam are in the works to improve the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery.
Trust for Public Land and Kurt Erickson come to terms on purchase of land on Squak Mountain.
A total of 360 goats, from two separate herds, have been grazing in the Highlands since the last week of June.
The last standing Cucina Cucina, which was once part of a chain of 12 restaurants, has closed in Issaquah. The restaurant was located in the Pickering Place shopping area.
The Issaquah City Council voted 6-1 Monday to put the annexation of Klahanie and its surrounding neighborhoods on the ballot in February 2014.
Looking for a fun way to spend the weekend with the family? This Sunday marks the 22nd Annual Bare Buns Run (West) at Tiger Mountain in Issaquah. And while this might not be the most conventional of options, it’s sure to be one to remember.
Human trafficking is an issue so sensitive that many people bury their head in the sand thinking it can’t be happening in their hometown. But it is.
The effort to bring the Klahanie potential annexation area (PAA) into the city of Issaquah inched forward Tuesday night as the Land and Shore Committee voted to present the agenda bill to the full council at the Monday, July 15, regular meeting.
