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Not all women support Palin

I read with interest John Carlson’s Sept. 12 commentary about Mrs. Palin. There are two sides to everything,…

Opinion

Sammamish parks package is not top priority

You might think that this is absurd: A guy campaigning for governor on the platform form of “I…

Volunteers Duke Hafferman

News

Issaquah foster home gets helping hand on Day of Caring

The buzz of a weed wacker, a hum of conversations and occasional laughter filled the air at an…

News

BRIEFLY

Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery received $2,600 from the Puget Sound Energy Foundation to support their non-profit…

A male salmon spays his milt over the eggs laid by a female. The female laid her eggs in a redd.

News

Salmon return to the hatchery, just in time for Salmon Days

It’s pretty obvious that Salmon Days wouldn’t exist if it weren’t for the fish. The Issaquah Salmon Hatchery…

News

Briefly

The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors will host a conversation with legislators who serve on the…

Sports

Recreation calendar | Sept. 19

Baseball, lacrosse; basketball; cheer; swimming

Sports

Prep roundup | Sept. 19

Volleyball, soccer, tennis, swimming

Eastlake quarterback Drake Furcini hands off to Cameron Hunt Friday against Lake Washington.

Sports

Eastlake, Skyline football earn big wins

Skyline won its first home game of the season with ease Friday night, crushing non-league Ballard 56-6, and…

News

Community briefs: Sammamish Safety Fair; Metro Transit adds service

Sammamish Safety Fair; Metro Transit adds service

News

Community meetings | Aquatic meeting; Open house at Rachel Carson

Public invited to aquatic meeting; open house at Rachel Carson

News

Eastside Fire & Rescue blotter | Sept. 19

Electrical odor; bark fire; medic; aid non-emergency; brush fire

News

Issaquah police blotter | Sept. 19

Auto theft; domestic assault; malicious mischief; neighborly dispute; fight; domestic violence; DUI arrest; romantic episode

Several members of the audience raise their hands to ask questions about the proposed closure of Tokul Creek Fish Hatchery during a meeting on Sept. 10.

News

Meeting about Tokul Creek Fish Hatchery brings out emotions

Things got heated at a meeting last week in Issaquah regarding the future of the Tokul Creek Fish…

News

Group seeking help for a friend will be at market today

The group Friends of Michelle will be at the Sammamish Farmers Market from 4 to 6 p.m. today,…

News

City, Port Blakely announce possible new development, preservation agreement

Good things sometimes come in very large packages. Such seems to be the case in a large "you…

News

Public invited to open house about I-90 project today

The Washington State Department of Transportation is hosting an open house from 4 to 7 p.m. today at…

News

Salmon Days Festival wins more awards

Last year's "007, Spawn, Just Spawn" themed Issaquah Salmon Days Festival won three silver Pinnacle Awards at the…

News

Issaquah School Board bids farewell to Winkler

With a little laughter, heartfelt wishes and some candy, Mike Winkler’s tenure as School Board Member came to…

News

PCFC conversion to middle school won’t happen next year

The conversion of Pacific Cascade Freshman Campus to a middle school will be delayed at least one year,…