News
Tutta Bella helps raise funds for breast cancer
Tutta Bella, which has an Issaquah location, raised $20,000 Oct. 7 for breast cancer research in their "Slice…
Business
Issaquah Chamber backs I-1183
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce formally supported I-1183, which would privatize liquor sales.
Life
Artists in action at Up Front Gallery
Artists will be in action from 6-9 p.m. today at Issaquah's Up Front Gallery at artEAST as they…
News
‘ Firewise’ workshop set
King County will offer a free workshop Nov. 5 in North Bend to give rural residents the information…
News
Holiday craft fair, estate sale set at Marianwoo
The Marianwood Auxiliary group will host a holiday craft fair and estate sale from 10 a.m. to 4…
Opinion
Initiatives and referendums – the good and the bad | Editorial
Five measures are on the ballot this November, three initiatives and two referendums from the Legislature to the…
News
Ballots coming next week for local elections
Candidates only have one more weekend to knock on doors until the county's election office mails ballots out…
News
Job skills fair to help youth get first jobs Nov. 12
Finding that first job can be scary and challenging, but help is on the way.
News
Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter wins awards in statewide contest
The Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter staff won six awards in the 2011 Washington Better Newspaper Contest.
News
Xiaomao Zhu of Issaquah has been named to the dean’s list
Xiaomao Zhu of Issaquah has been named to the dean’s list at The Johns Hopkins University.
Sports
Issaquah fencing instructor wins World Championship
Wang Yung, an instructor at Issaquah-based Washington Fencing Academy, won the 2011 Veteran Fencing World Championship in saber…
News
Sounders to help Eastside Baby Corner
Eastside Baby Corner has been selected as the October community service project for the United We Serve Program…
News
Issaquah Women’s Foundation to present a benefit concert
The Issaquah Women’s Foundation will present a benefit concert featuring the big band sound of the swing era…
News
Hoarding: 100 dogs found at Issaquah and Burien houses
In what was described as “animal hoarding, King County detectives and animal control officers raided a Burien house…
News
Hundreds of volunteers needed to plant trees at Lake Sammamish State Park
The Mountains to Sound Greenway is seeking the help of volunteers to help kick-off this fall’s tree planting…
Life
Quilt show coming to Issaquah
“Color Expressions” will be the theme for this year’s Block Party Quilters Quilt Show on Nov. 11-13 in…
News
2010 Salmon Days Festival receives awards
The 2010 Issaquah Salmon Days Festival was honored with 11 awards from the International Festival & Events Association…
News
New Technology: Bad news for bad guys | New generation AFIS can match palm prints to help solve crimes
King County’s new generation Automated Fingerprint Identification System (AFIS) is now “live.” The new AFIS can match fingerprints…
News
YWCA Family Village sets open house
The YWCA Family Village is planning a green halloween open house for the community at its new Issaquah…
