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Mayor seeks community input on city administrator candidates
The Issaquah Mayor’s office has narrowed the candidate pool for the vacant city administrator job to six, and…
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Volunteers stuff backpacks for Issaquah students
With school starting in less than a week, Kiwanis and AtWork!volunteers loaded backpacks with much-needed school supplies for…
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Criminal activity prompts cries for new skate park
More than a decade ago the City of Issaquah built a skateboard park behind the Issaquah Community Center.…
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Rowley speaks at Kiwanis Luncheon
Rowley Properties representatives, Kristi Tripple and Lisa Picard, presented their company's development vision for 90 acres on the…
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Symetra employees get hands dirty for non-profits
This week, 200 employees of the Bellevue-based Symetra Financial got out of their offices and into their communities…
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Neighbors who party together
Community involvement for residents of the Issaquah Highlands means more than just attending public meetings, volunteering and advocacy.…
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Concern over vacant properties prompts Issaquah land use amendments
Issaquah Planning Policy Commissioners unanimously endorsed proposed changes to the Land Use Code at their Aug. 19 meeting.
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One month on, still no shooter charged with Lake Sammamish killings
A month after a shooting at Lake Sammamish State Park left two men dead, murder charges have still…
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Keeping locals in the (geothermal) loop
If you’ve been in the Issaquah Highlands on the first Thursday of the month this summer, you may…
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Artist adds new perspective on the meaning of community
There has been much discussion of how Issaquah will evolve over the next 10, 20 or even 50…
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Swedish challenges hospital retail stigma at new Highlands campus
On Wednesday, July 28, Swedish representatives held a community meeting at Tibbetts Creek Manor to present a construction…
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National Night Out all around town
Neighborhoods throughout Issaquah celebrated National Night Out with grilled hot dogs, children's activities and lots of laughs.
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Tour gives Park Board lay of the land
It’s field trip time for the Issaquah Park Board. Each year at the July board meeting, members get…
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Life-threatening accident to spur road changes in Highlands
On Sunday, July 25, the normally quiet evening air of the Issaquah Highlands filled with gasps, screams and…
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Issaquah nonprofit brings independent living to the disabled
Austin Brodeur, a spunky 22-year-old with a ready smile and a goofy sense of humor, sits slurping his…
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Issaquah homeowners receive Brush with Kindness
After more than 15 years, every house needs a little upkeep. The Habitat for Humanity homes on Front…
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Connectivity is the goal of SR 900 trail project
The City of Issaquah and the Washington State Department of Transportation hope a new construction project, scheduled to…
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Leadership group is catalyst behind opening of Eastside Mental Health Court
When King County created the region's first Mental Health Court in 1999, it was designed to provide misdemeanor…
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Legacy lives on in FISH scholarship
Once a month, for the last decade, the First Monday Fiction Club has gathered at the Barnes and…
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Business venture markets the outdoor charms of Issaquah
Teamwork. It’s taught in pre-school classes. It’s encouraged in sports. Most people add “team player” to their resume.…