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Cyberbullying, drugs and mental illness focus of annual conference in Sammamish
Depression. Drug abuse. Suicide. They’re topics that few people find pleasant or easy to discuss.
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School Resource Officer Diego Zanella leaves Issaquah High School
Issaquah Police Department School Resource Officer Diego Zanella said goodbye to Issaquah High School on Feb. 3, as…
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Signage struggles for Touchdown Flooring NW represent common problem for Issaquah businesses
Just off of the Interstate 90 Front Street exit, the monument sign in front of Sergio Barajas’ flooring…
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Motel 6 guest claims Donald Trump stole the presidency from him | Issaquah Police Blotter Jan. 21-26
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Mayor Butler recovering after fall
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler is recovering after a “minor fall” on Wednesday morning, Issaquah City Council President Stacy…
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City of Issaquah preparing for floods, wind
In a week that has included two snow days, wind and heavy rain, the city of Issaquah is…
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Issaquah eighth graders rally at pro-life event in Olympia
Editor’s Note: Last names of students have been left out at the request of their parents and St.…
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Issaquah shelter gives refuge to women, children escaping domestic violence
Editor’s Note: The woman featured in this story is a victim of domestic violence. For her own safety,…
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A zany road trip through Britain in Village Theatre’s ‘The 39 Steps’
A classic Alfred Hitchcock thriller, the plot of a Bond film and Monty Python-style slapstick might not seem…
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Bellevue Brewing Company looking at Staples building for second location
The former Issaquah Staples building, which has been sitting empty since the office supply chain’s departure in early…
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Issaquah Senior Center gets a visit from the King of Rock and Roll
The seniors at the Issaquah Senior Center rocked and rolled the clock back to the 1950s on Tuesday…
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Land and Shore not in favor of 100 more Highlands units
The Issaquah City Council Land and Shore Committee was not in favor of a development request by Bellevue-based…
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Intruder enters apartment, says, “Hey,” walks out | Issaquah Police Blotter Jan. 13-19
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah mothers, daughters among 200,000 marchers at Seattle Women’s March
An estimated 200,000 people took to the streets of Seattle on Jan. 21 to stand up for the…
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Sex ed expert gives Issaquah parents “birds and the bees” talk
In an era in which smartphones and tablets have made the world wide web accessible from the palm…
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Pedestrian run over by U-haul in Sammamish
A pedestrian was run over by a U-haul truck just before noon in Sammamish today, according to the…
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Butler, Thiele, give update on city, school district at Chamber event
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce’s first luncheon of the year — the ‘State of the Union’ equivalent for…
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Resident complains that neighbor urinates on her decorative rock | Issaquah Police Blotter Jan. 7 – 12
The blotter consists of officers’ reports of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Hundreds of locals to bus to Women’s March on Seattle
A group of Sammamish women has organized an assembly of hundreds of Eastside residents to attend the Women’s…
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Issaquah Council approves 2017-2022 Capital Improvement Plan
The Issaquah City Council unanimously voted to approve the 2017-2022 Capital Improvement Plan at the council’s first regular…