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Zeeks Pizza to help ‘Raise the Dough’ for Seattle Children’s Hospital
Hope on the Hill Guild will hold its second annual "Raise the Dough" benefit for Seattle Children's Hospital…
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Beer, wine on tap for Rotary fundraiser
The Issaquah Rotary is planning a beer and wine tasting to raise money for youth scholarships Saturday.
Business
Chamber has new business directory
Issaquah’s chamber introduced a new business directory that makes it easier for residents to shop and dine…
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Tanya Alter named community relations manager of DownTown Issaquah Association
DownTown Issaquah Association (DIA) has named Tanya Alter as its new community relations manager, a newly created position.
News
Volunteers needed in Issaquah
At the Issaquah History Museums you can be a docent greeting the public at the restored Train Depot,…
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County Executive outlines reforms to make county more efficient
King County Executive Dow Constantine says reforms to make government more efficient and improved infrastructure will put the…
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Issaquah School District forms committee to consider bond measure
The Issaquah School District has formed a committee to discuss the potential of a new bond measure for…
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Program to show parents how to be child’s emotional coach
Parents can find out how to be their children’s emotion coach at a free workshop, developed by the…
Life
‘The Crucible’ coming to Youth Theatre Northwest
Youth Theatre Northwest will present The Crucible from March 4-20 featuring students from Issaquah and other cities.
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Snow forecast holds strong for Issaquah/Sammamish
Meteorologists are holding strong to their forecast of snow Wednesday afternoon, with a couple inches in the forecast…
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Overnight construction work to shift eastbound I-90 traffic to express lanes for three nights next week
Crews installing new Smarter Highways electronic signs will close eastbound Interstate 90 at the Mount Baker Tunnel in…
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Three Eastside Catholic students named national scholars
Three Eastside Catholic students, Ben Boyle of Mercer Island, Matt Mahan of Bellevue and Michael Orehek of Mercer…
Opinion
A teacher’s tale of Issaquah schooling in 1917
BY ERICA MANIEZ In 1917 Mary Colton Lucas moved to Issaquah to teach school. Her brother, William Lucas,…
Opinion
Please tell us what you think | Editorial
In today’s Issaquah and Sammamish Reporter, we’re asking you, our readers, to tell us what you want from…
News
State launches Good To Go! passes and account sign-ups for SR 520 tolling
Good To Go! passes for upcoming State Route 520 tolls are now available online, by phone and at…
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Roland Oliver Undi | Obituary
Roland Oliver Undi passed away Feb. 12, 2011. He was 82. Mr. Undi was born June 25th 1928…
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Sen. Steve Litzow named to Thrive by Five Washington board
Sen. Steve Litzow, ranking minority member of the Senate Early Learning & K-12 Education Committee, has been named…
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Science on Wheels coming to Issaquah’s Sunset Elementary
Pacific Science Center’s Science On Wheels program will visit Issaquah's Sunset Elementary School on Thursday.
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Free early childhood workshop planned in Issaquah
Registration is now open for the FACES (Families and Children Early Support) East free workshop “Social-Emotional Development in…
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Gigantic book covers coming to Issaquah buildings
Gigantic book cover posters will begin popping up in Issaquah mid-month, part of an effort to turn buildings…