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Importance of growing fresh produce focus of county event in Issaquah
A roundtable discussion at the Pickering Demonstration Garden in Issaquah next Thursday, Aug. 11 will give residents a…
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Council to partner with King County for Issaquah-Hobart Road, Front Street traffic study
Despite initial hesitation from some council members, the Issaquah City Council voted at the Aug. 1 meeting to…
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Local Harry Potter release party represents love of reading among multiple generations
Nine years after the release of the seventh and last book in J.K.Rowling's immensely popular series, local Harry…
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Retiring Issaquah police commander honored for life of community service
Issaquah said goodbye to a well-known law enforcement face last week.
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Arguments abound – drunken store dispute, midnight couple’s squabble and 4 a.m. breakfast “fight” | Issaquah Police Blotter July 23-27
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah Council reallocates over $400k to Confluence Park Phase II completion
The Issaquah City Council voted 5-2 at the Aug. 1 meeting to reallocate $400,246 to the completion of…
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New Issaquah high school takes groundbreaking approach to learning
A brand new high school opening this fall hopes to change the face of education in Issaquah.
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Boehm’s celebrates 60 years of rich culture and chocolates
When driving east on I-90, out of the typical American buildings emerges a little piece of the Austrian…
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Rodne, Ritchie face off for 5th District, Position 1 House seat | Election 2016
This fall, incumbent Jay Rodne (R-Snoqualmie) will face off against challenger Jason Ritchie (D-Issaquah) for the 5th District…
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Woman calls police over alleged pervert at Trader Joe’s | Issaquah Police Blotter July 16-21
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah the latest target in rash of regional robberies
The FBI Seattle Division is investigating a series of King County bank holdups, in which Issaquah was the…
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Issaquah’s Central Park to get a facelift
Issaquah's Central Park, a staple of the Issaquah Highlands neighborhood, is on track to get a makeover.
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Council approves Intergovernmental Relations Manager
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously at Monday's meeting to create a new position in the city government.
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Council sends $50 million transportation bond to November ballot
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously Monday evening to send a $50 million transportation bond to the ballot…
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District 5 senate candidates go head-to-head at luncheon | Election
5th Legislative District candidates squared off at the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce's Candidates Luncheon on July 14 at…
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Animal mischief: two dog attacks and a rooster who thinks he’s an alarm clock | Issaquah Police Blotter July 10-14
The blotter consists of Issaquah officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested are…
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Issaquah Police Department welcomes new sergeant
The Issaquah Police Department recently welcomed a new sergeant into its ranks.
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School district moves forward with condemnation of Providence Heights Campus
The Issaquah School District unanimously voted at the July 13 meeting to move forward with the condemnation of…
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Salmon Run Nature Park restoration aims to protect migrating fish, decrease flooding
A restoration project in the Salmon Run Nature Park is underway to prevent flooding from the Issaquah Creek,…
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Campaign signs disappear from Front Street | Issaquah Police Blotter July 3-10
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…