News

Eastside Fire & Rescue seeks volunteers

Eastside Fire & Rescue will accept applications for volunteer firefighters until June 15 at 4 p.m.

News

City purchases two synthetic turf field sweepers

The city of Sammamish purchased two replacement synthetic turf field sweepers for $16,690.

News

54 students appointed to city youth board

Sammamish City Council appointed more than 50 students to the Sammamish Youth Board at Tuesday’s meeting.

A white or silver semi-truck towing a container or box trailer struck a black Toyota Prius

News

State patrol seeks witnesses to hit and run in North Bend

Washington State Patrol detectives are investigating a hit and run, injury collision that occurred Monday on Interstate-90, going…

News

Millions exposed in Premera health insurance hack

The Premera Blue Cross data breach may have impacted more than 10 million Washington, Oregon and Alaska current…

News

Evergreen Association of Fine Arts seeks submissions

One of the oldest arts associations on the Eastside is now accepting applications for this year’s Signature Art…

News

Sammamish native wins student composition competition

Fifth-grader Nathan Paek, of Sammamish, won a national elementary student composition competition.

News

Former Eastside Catholic vice principal takes Mercer Island job

Former Eastside Catholic School vice principal, Mark Zmuda, will become associate principal this fall at Mercer Island High…

Cartoon

Life

Look at all that rain | Editorial Cartoon by Frank Shiers Jr.

This week's editorial cartoon by Frank Shiers Jr. looks at just how eager the Pacific Northwest rain was…

Life

Not too late to volunteer for Nightmare at Beaver Lake

Nightmare at Beaver Lake held its volunteer orientation Saturday and Sunday, but continues to welcome helping hands. The…

Eastlake students gather after school in January to remember school resource officer Stan Chapin.

News

Reflecting on 2012 | The highs and lows in Issaquah and Sammamish

Here’s a month-by-month look at 2012 and some of the more memorable moments in Issaquah and Sammamish.

News

Energy savers | Program helps Issaquah and Sammamish residents save big

Issaquah and Sammamish residents took energy savings to the bank last year.

Seven pieces of Eastside Catholic student art are on display at the Starbucks on 228th in Sammamish.

News

Eastside Catholic student art put on display at Starbucks

For the entire month of January, the Starbucks on 228th Avenue SE in Sammamish, will display the artwork…

News

Commissioner revokes two Sammamish insurers’ licenses, fines several others around state

Insurance Commissioner Mike Kreidler has fined three insurers and disciplined more than a dozen insurance agents for violations…

Sports

Issaquah boys basketball starts season with rout of Mount Si | Wednesday prep roundup

Issaquah opened the 2011-12 season with a bang Tuesday night, thumping Mount Si, 76-36 on the road.

Skyline goalkeeper Tina Vargas was one of six local players named to the KingCo 4A first-team.

Sports

Local soccer teams collect multiple KingCo honors

With all the local success on the soccer field this season, it's little surprise that so many were…

From left

Sports

Eastside Catholic football team named Academic State Champions

The Eastside Catholic football team hasn't only had an impressive season on the field, but off the field.

Sports

Skyline keeps season alive | KingCo 4A volleyball

The Skyline volleyball team kept its season alive Tuesday night, beating Issaquah in four games: 25-22, 21-25, 25-15,…

Skyline's Yui Umezawa competes Saturday at Mary Waite Pool on Mercer Island. She helped the 400 free relay team win the KingCo title in 3:39.01.

Sports

Skyline swimmers grab second in KingCo Championships

Skyline won six events at Saturday's KingCo 4A-3A Swimming Championships, only finishing behind Mercer Island in team points.

Sports

Skyline cruises past Roosevelt, 45-14, into playoffs | Football

Skyline used an efficient offensive attack to keep its season alive Saturday night, downing Roosevelt 45-14 in a…