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‘Pump Boys and Dinettes’ showcases talents in delightful frolic down Highway 57 at Village Theatre
In a blink-and-you'll-miss it town on Highway 57, deep in the heart of North Carolina, the five Pump…
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Issaquah becomes the center of state conversation on wolves
The population of wolves in the wild in Washington state is less than the number of cents in…
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Issaquah Salmon Days 2016 swims into town this weekend
It's reel-ly time again for Issaquah's most exciting weekend of the year — the 47th annual Salmon Days…
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Eastside Fire and Rescue a likely source of water contamination, firm says
Consultants from Geosyntec Consultants, the Seattle-based firm that has been studying Perfluorooctane Sulfonate (PFOS) levels in Issaquah water,…
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Issaquah the center of state conversation on wolves
The population of wolves in the wild in Washington state is less than the number of cents in…
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Domestic dispute turns out to be two males fighting over a video game | Issaquah Police Blotter Sept. 9-14
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah City Council votes to support ST3 after public hearing
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously to support light rail Proposition No. 1, Sound Transit 3, at the…
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Issaquah Valley Senior Center Board confirms executive director’s resignation
After over a year of legal battles and tension between the Issaquah Valley Senior Center Board of Directors…
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Students, advisors say they are already big fans of Gibson Ek
Only a week into the school year, students at the new Gibson Ek High School were already full…
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Traffic cones stashed in mailboxes and a fight outside the Rolling Log Tavern | Issaquah Police Blotter Sept. 2 – 9
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Longtime Issaquah Chamber member takes over at FISH
Robin Kelley may have changed careers, but her passion for protecting Issaquah's salmon population has not altered.
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Local restaurant starts fundraiser to aid earthquake relief for Italy
When Joe Fugere watched the footage of the 6.2 magnitude Italian earthquake that killed nearly 300 and destroyed…
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Issaquah Council to hold public hearing for ST3 on Sept. 19
At its Sept. 5 meeting, the Issaquah City Council voted unanimously to hold a public hearing for the…
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Council votes to change construction code in regards to Expanded Work Hours permit applications
The Issaquah City Council unanimously voted to change the city's municipal code IMC 16.35 Construction Hours and IMC…
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Power shift for the Issaquah Schools Foundation
The Issaquah Schools Foundation is saying goodbye to an influential member later this month.
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Salmon Days theme and mascot put playful spin on 2016 election
If Issaquah residents don't like the candidates in November's presidential election, there is good news — a third-party…
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Issaquah ends another successful summer of campaigning against food waste
It has been a busy and successful summer for the Food: Too Good to Waste campaign, put on…
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Couple calls police requesting help escaping from a cat | Issaquah Police Blotter August 26-31
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah postal thefts likely tied to string of Eastside crimes
The trend of packages being taken from the front doorsteps of Issaquah residents looks to be connected to…
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Issaquah City Council halts development with six-month emergency moratorium
With only Good of the Order left on the agenda, Tuesday night's Issaquah City Council meeting looked to…