Three students from Sammamish have been named to the scholastic honor roll for fall term at Oregon State University.Students earning a straight-A average are: Kristin… Continue reading
Just in time for the holidays, hikers and cyclists found a present under the trees near Issaquah today: a new trail connection parallel to I-90.
Habitat for Humanity of East King County will kick off the New Year with its second annual Chilly Chili Challenge volunteer event at its site in Issaquah Highlands. Volunteers will be treated to a hot lunch of chili, soup and other goodies donated by local businesses and churches.
Firefighters with Eastside Fire & Rescue (EF&R) are teaming up with the Issaquah Brewhouse to collect toys this holiday season.
The Issaquah History Museums will present Preserving Family Photos and Heirlooms don Jan. 15.
BY REPORTER NAT LEVYGov. Chris Gregoire on Wednesday announced her plan for the 2011-13 budget that bridges a $4.6 billion gap and will slash money… Continue reading
The Lakeside Senior baseball team won four of five games July 3-6 at the Curt Daniels Memorial tournament in Vancouver, Wash.
BY SETH TRUSCOTTTHE SNOQUALMIE VALLEY RECORDRising waters overtopped lowland roads and neighborhoods in the Snoqualmie Valley this weekend.But the flood that crested Sunday, Dec. 12,… Continue reading
The Issaquah Dragon 11-and-under baseball team ended another impressive regular season July 6, with another tournament championship and a 25-2 record.
There are some who argue the validity of baton twirling as a sport.
The pipeline of Major League Baseball talent that is the Sammamish Plateau pumped out another prospect last Friday.
Mike Lee, a 2005 graduate of Skyline High School, was selected by the Boston Red Sox as the 262nd pick in the eighth round of the 2008 First-Year Player Draft.
Eastlake’s “fearsome foursome” of Stephanie Fox, Kaitlyn Bunger, Kelsey Leaverenz and Kimi Pohlman know what it’s like to be on the top of the softball world after winning the 4A state fastpitch title two weeks ago.
Now the seniors get to end their high school careers by sharing one more special bond.
The four are part of a select group of 11 Seattle Mariner ball girls who shag foul balls at Safeco Field — a job that results in cheers and sometimes jeers.
They were selected after the Mariners asked Eastlake head coach George Crowder whether he had any outgoing players who were strong fielders.
George Crowder officially resigned from his position as Eastlake High School’s head softball coach last week after 16 years at the helm. He is moving on to teach history at Lake Washington High School next fall.
The Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce will partner with Virginia Mason Medical Center for the chamber’s recently-launched “Innovation in Issaquah” program, helping to showcase the “Great Innovators in Greater Issaquah today.”
ArtEAST is offering a holiday open house this year at its new location on Front Street Dec. 4 with art, live music, refreshments and cheer.Patrons… Continue reading
The Issaquah Environmental Council will discuss Good Plants, Bad Plants in a meeting Sunday at the King County Regional Library Service Center, 960 Newport Way NW, Issaquah.
Puget Sound Energy customers will see their electricity costs decrease a bit while natural gas costs climb slightly.The Washington Utilities and Transportation Commission (UTC) recently… Continue reading
