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City, seniors meet to discuss new plans for senior center
The Issaquah Valley Senior Center was a full house during lunch on Tuesday, as seniors gathered to have…
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Bold coyote causing trouble in Issaquah Highlands
A very bold coyote has been making frequent appearances in the neighborhoods of the Issaquah Highlands in recent…
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Issaquah Valley Senior Center president, vice president served with temporary restraining orders
Issaquah Valley Senior Center member David Kappler filed a temporary restraining order on behalf of all senior center…
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Meet Santa and his animal helpers at Cougar Mountain Zoo’s Reindeer Festival
Ever wonder how Santa Claus is able to get everything done in one night? The secret to his…
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Citizen wants to throw tennis balls at speeding vehicles | Issaquah Police Blotter Nov. 23-Dec. 2
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Nault Jewelers closing Dec. 26 after 45 years
Beloved Issaquah small business Nault Jewelers is closing its doors after Christmas.
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Council approves $371,500 in Human Services grant funding, but leaves out five previously-funded organizations
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously at the Dec. 5 meeting to provide $371,500 in Human Services grant…
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Issaquah mayor convenes regional transportation summit
Elected officials from the city, state and county levels gathered with transportation experts on Nov. 22 at the…
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Residents concerned police not doing enough to combat speeding in Issaquah
Citizens and law enforcement are working together to tackle speeding in the Issaquah Highlands, especially in the wake…
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Man appears to take photos of kids at elementary school, witness reports | Issaquah Police Blotter
The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Meet Issaquah’s new finance director, Jennifer Olson
The city of Issaquah has welcomed a new finance director to its family.
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Get out the galoshes! “Singin’ in the Rain” splashes into Village Theatre
Washingtonians may feel downcast whenever the clouds let loose with their frequent showers, but after watching John David…
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Gibson Ek to be known as the Griffins
Gibson Ek High School, the all-new Innovative High School that opened its doors in September, will now have…
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Over 30 seniors welcome trespassed senior back to Issaquah Valley Senior Center | UPDATE
UPDATE: On Nov. 22, seniors reported that upon presenting the board with the petition for a special meeting…
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Issaquah City Hall Veterans Day Ceremony pays tribute to locals who served
Those who sacrifice everything to keep American citizens safe were honored in Issaquah on Veterans Day.
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Puget Sound Energy targets Issaquah in new campaign to go green
From now through Nov. 23, Issaquah will be receiving “neighborhood sweeps” from Puget Sound Energy as part of…
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Seniors reveal frustrations with senior center board while shut out of meeting
The revelation that the city of Issaquah will be taking over the Issaquah Valley Senior Center on Jan.…
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World War II veterans honored, recall service at Spiritwood ceremony
World War II veterans at the Spiritwood at Pine Lake assisted living facility in Issaquah shared their stories…
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Issaquah Council approves red light camera study
The Issaquah City Council voted 5-1 at the Nov. 7 council meeting to authorize a traffic study of…
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Issaquah veteran starts company to help Afghan girls go to school
While deployed in Afghanistan and Iraq in the early 2000s, U.S. Army veteran Matthew “Griff” Griffin witnessed unimaginable…