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Council to vote on Duthie Hill ‘Notch’ proposal Monday

Neighbors within an unincorporated area called the Duthie Hill “Notch” are not of one mind on the question…

Community Development Director Kamuron Gurol

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Council takes ‘field trip’ through Town Center sites

Packed shoulder to shoulder in a 15-person van with city officials and two reporters, members of the Sammamish…

Helen and Donovan Albrecht stand in front of a historic barn on their property

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Residents want to remain in Town Center home

It’s not far as the crow flies from City Hall to the home where Helen and Donovan Albrecht…

Letters to the Editor

Attack issues instead of citizens

There is a very unattractive trend in the course of public debate these days when it comes to…

Opinion

Wind power is gaining in popularity

We’re number five! We’re number five! We’re number five! Yes, that chant was heard loud and clear across…

Opinion

Conserve energy, throw a block bathing party

A neighbor of mine, Tony, is trying his best to take this “going green” thing seriously. For example,…

Clockwise from top left: “Taj” the golden Bengal tiger tries to get some frosting that was left on his nose after he was given a special cake as part of his first birthday celebration. Taj pounces on some bamboo during his birthday party last week at the Cougar Mountain Zoo. Taj is rapidly losing his baby teeth

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Tigers and cakes and streamers, oh my!

Sports

Issaquah loses heartbreakers Skyline edges Issaquah in playoff

the win over Roosevelt. Marissa Guches and Kimi Pohlman also had RBI hits. Katie Bunger earned the victory.

Skyline’s Simon Sorenson took first in the 1

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Sun shines on inaugural Eastlake track and field meet

Seventy-degree temperatures and clear skies set the ideal stage for Eastlake’s inaugural track and field invitational on Saturday.

Issaquah’s Brittany Tallman will shoot for her third state golf title in May.

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Tallman battles pain, targets third state title

Brittany Tallman’s decision was a difficult one.

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Former first lady balances work, family and giving back

Life is the craziest it has ever been for Mona Locke, even more so than her eight years…

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Suspected vehicle prowlers arrested

An Issaquah police officer conducting a vehicle prowl emphasis at 4:14 a.m. on April 10 in the 4600…

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Hospital appeal delayed

A judge last week adjourned a hearing in the appeal of the certificate of need issued to Swedish…

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Issaquah police blotter

A juvenile was cited for drinking at 7:10 p.m. on April 9 in the 100 block of Newport…

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Sammamish police blotter

A 26-year-old Federal Way man was arrested for driving under the influence after getting into an accident at…

Members of Master Chorus Eastside pose for a picture.

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Master Chorus Eastside to perform at Benaroya Hall

Master Chorus Eastside, along with four other performing arts groups, will present “Glorious!” at 2 p.m. on April…

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Port Blakely begins work on 30 acres in Highlands

If you have driven by the Highlands lately, something new may have caught your eye — all the…

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Council sets goals at planning retreat

With an understandable bit of regret about the bright, sunny weather they were missing, City Council members and…

Letters to the Editor

Report on animal shelter was biased

The consultant who came to do the report was biased, and had an agenda before he even arrived…

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Homeowners deserve more rights

Our nation’s housing markets have been hit hard, and consumers are trying to stay afloat during the fallout…