Theft; signs stolen; domestic violence arrest; trespass and domestic violence; auto thefts
Water hike approved; ‘Nourish Minds’ luncheon coming up
Students and parents at Rose Hill Junior High School received some very sad news on Monday.
Twenty-five years ago, Gary Ridgway killed Arleen Williams’ sister, irrevocably changing her family.
Issaquah-Hobart Road will be studied, improved; Salmon Days road closures announced
With a few cut ribbons, the flush of toilets and speeches from members of various agencies, Issaquah’s Zero Energy zHome project broke ground.
Power was of course, provided by the sun.
Author Arleen Williams, whose sister Maureen was a victim of the Green River Killer, will appear at 7 p.m. Tuesday, Sept. 30 at the Issaquah Library.
Williams, who grew up in Issaquah, recently published “The Thirty-Ninth Victim: A memoir.”
Stephen Nasca ended what he called a scoring curse, and Cameron Hunt uncorked a jaw-dropping, highlight-reel touchdown run as Eastlake put its offense on full display Friday night.
More than 20 local artists will display and sell their work at Sammamish City Hall on the weekend of Oct. 11 and 12, as part of the 2008 Sammamish Art Fair.
Calling all gardeners! Now is the time to apply for the 2009 Master Gardener program, offered through the Washington State University’s King County Extension.
The Issaquah City Council on Tuesday heard the city’s analysis of a citizen’s petition to designate the Lower Issaquah Valley Aquifer as a sole-source aquifer.
An Issaquah woman has been indicted along with 14 other suspects on federal cocaine trafficking charges after a year-long investigation in the Seattle and Rexburg, Idaho areas, officials announced Thursday.
Is Washington state running a surplus or a deficit?
In response to Scott Nazarino’s opinion piece (Sept. 19 Reporter) I would like to point out the following.
Community members are invited to attend the kick-off of a series of monthly meetings of the Northwest Biodiesel Network.
The Sammamish Safety and Preparedness Fair took place Saturday at Eastlake High School. Residents got a chance to meet local police, fire and emergency personnel, even getting a surprise visit from Sparky the Fire Dog.
Tour farms this weekend, HighMark office public hearing, Issaquah asks for input on pool
The Sammamish Chamber is offering a series of seminars called “5 Essentials to Business Success” between Oct. 8 and Nov. 5 featuring local and national experts. The seminars are $50 each or $75 each for non-members; or $225 for the series ($337.50 for non-members). The average value per session is $199. To read more or sign up, visit www.sammamishchamber.org.
From helping drive Nike’s “Just Do It” campaign to assisting with the redesign and growth of Starbucks stores internationally, Sammamish resident Scott Bedbury has been involved in some of the most successful brand development strategies worldwide. Sammamish chamber residents had the chance to hear from Bedbury firsthand at last week’s luncheon, when he talked a bit about his book, “A New Brand World,” and gave tips to owners and employees of local businesses.
The Eagles continued to soar Friday night, beating Inglemoor 36-7 at Pop Keeney Stadium, and improving their record to 3-0.
