Sports
Skyline boys run table at Oregon tournament
The Skyline boys basketball team finished the Sam Barlow Christmas Tournament undefeated Wednesday night, crushing Benson Tech (Ore.),…
News
Got wood chips?
Would you like some free wood chips for your garden? Then swing by East Sammamish Park or the…
Opinion
Students offer lessons we can believe in
In this season of caring and hope, I would like to share the moving story of two young…
Opinion
Hassle-free travel good, and getting better
Proving that last summer’s opening of Central Link was merely the beginning of a new era, Sound Transit…
Life
artEAST in Issaquah offers new workshops
From now until March, spark your creativity with an art workshop at artEAST in Issaquah.
Life
Issaquah History Museums presents – anti-Chinese violence in the American West
In September, 1885, a group of Chinese hop pickers were attacked while camping on the Wold Brothers farm…
News
Issaquah driver who hit boy not cited
An 11-year-old boy was hurt today when he ran into State Route 906 and was struck by a…
News
Issaquah History Museums presents: anti-Chinese violence in the American West
For the past year and a half, Seattle photographer Tim Greyhavens has been researching these incidents and searching…
News
Playing on thin ice a deadly game
Local fire departments are urging people to be very careful around ponds, lakes or creeks that may have…
News
Pine Lake resident to run for legislative seat
Pine Lake resident Dean Willard has announced he will campaign for 5th Legislative District State Representative Position 2,…
News
Issaquah resident, former Microsoft officer, picked by Obama as cybersecurity head
An Issaquah resident and business owner has been picked by President Obama to serve as national cybersecurity director.
Letters to the Editor
Laws need to charge water polluters
Water pollution has been affecting people since the Progressive Era. Between 1880 and 1890, water pollution increased which…
Letters to the Editor
Keep health care debate simple
On open letter to Senator Patty Murray, Senator Maria Cantwell and Representative Dave Reichert.
News
Community Brief – Fly fishing classes
Woodinville Parks and Recreation is offering an “Introduction to Fly Fishing” class starting January 21, at the Carol…
News
Issaquah man convicted of mortgage fraud
An Issaquah real estate agent, David Sobol, 40, has been sentenced to two years in prison as one…
News
News Brief – Child insurance bonus
U.S. Health and Human Services Secretary Kathleen Sebelius last week awarded $7.5 million to Washington for making significant…
News
Issaquah Alpines among the true pioneers in Washington football
Long before Seattle had the Seahawks, Issaquah had the Alpines. In 1933 a group of young men, under…
Business
Costco CEO Sinegal sees drop in pay in 2009
A sign of the slower economic times, the Associated Press is reporting Costco Wholesale Corp.’s president and CEO,…
Opinion
Rail the way to go
Proving that last summer's opening of Central Link was merely the beginning of a new era, Sound Transit…
Opinion
Military tests online voting
If necessity is the mother of invention, then the military helped raise one of her biggest children.