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Returned mail, DUI and drugs in the mail | Sammamish Police blotter April 11-17

Reports were taken from King County Sheriff's Office incident logs

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SE 48th St plat developer looks to break ground this summer

The Jazz Run preliminary plat sits along Issaquah, Sammamish city borders

Elizabeth Blackwell Elementary School students Aryonna Joesph-Rivers (center) and Madison Fuller (right) look at a plankton

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Kokanee Release captures local students’ imaginations

Many students named their fry before letting them into Laughing Jacobs Creek April 24

Six-year-old Maddie Sprague rejoined her kindergarten classmates at Discovery Elementary School this month.

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Discovery Elementary student returns to school after heart transplant

Six-year-old Maddie Sprague rejoined her kindergarten classmates at Discovery Elementary School this month after receiving her first heart…

Skyline seniors Justin Zhong

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Skyline students all smiles at We Day

Three Sammamish seniors travel to Seattle for youth event April 23

Signs along Southeast Issaquah-Fall City Road near Pacific Cascade Middle School urge residents to vote “yes” for the Klahanie annexation on the April 28 ballot.

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ELECTION RESULTS: Klahanie annexation, advisory vote pass

Annexation had an 87 percent voter approval; the initiative/referendum measure had 55 percent voter approval

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UPDATE: Gas leak repairs in northern Sammamish to cause intermittent closures along East Lake Sammamish Parkway

A private contractor constructing a home in the area of Northwest 49th Place and East Lake Sammamish Parkway…

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Don’t forget to vote — ballots due Tuesday night

About 83 percent of the Sammamish eligible voting population has yet to cast their vote in the April…

Sixth grader Alison Amirault with her Golden Retriever

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Eastside Catholic student wins state literature contest

Sixth grader Alison “Ali” Amirault won the 2015 Letters About Literature contest at the state level, in the…

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Utility wire replaced in northern Sammamish

Electric utility crews installed about 1,700 circuit feet of tree wire this month in a northern Sammamish neighborhood…

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Search for Yazici replacement to remain internal

Sammamish City Council unanimously voted on April 21 to pursue an internal search to replace current City Manager…

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Wandering naked in traffic | Sammamish Police blotter April 6-10

Reports were taken from King County Sheriff's Office incident logs

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Public works balancing $37M in capital projects

Director Laura Philpot outlined several smaller projects and eight major projects, focusing on engineering rather than the maintenance…

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Interested in running for city council?

Candidates interested in running for city council must file with King County starting May 11.

Numerous trees have been tagged in the 4000 block of Issaquah-Pine Lake Road Southeast. These tags are used to identify them as the city reviews development plans that would subdivide approximately 45 acres into 115 single-family residential lots.

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Laughing Jacobs Lake development up for public review

Conner-Jarvis LLC wants to subdivide approximately 45 acres, across seven parcels, into 115 single-family residential lots surrounding Laughing…

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House fire and citizen CPR | Eastside Fire and Rescue incidents April 3

Reports were provided by Eastside Fire and Rescue Deputy Chief Bud Backer

Left to right: Sammamish residents Dean DeAlteriis

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Sammamish initiative, referenda power going to vote

The advisory vote on the April 28 ballot is to gauge how many residents want these rights, but…

At least 80 people gathered in the Sammamish City Hall Plaza on Good Friday

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Good Friday on the Plateau

At least 80 people gathered in the Sammamish City Hall Plaza on Good Friday, April 3.

Sammamish homeowner Becky Henchman watches Washington Energy Services home auditor Cory Tobin use a smoke pen to show air leaks within the home. The fan hooked up to the front door simulates winds all around the house to demonstrate how airtight the home is. Tobin

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‘Tis the season to think green

Energy-efficient home improvements equate to savings, environmental benefits

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Western Washington homeowners environmentally conscious

Nearly 50 percent of people think they are more energy efficient than their nearest neighbor according to a…