Her full-time consignment store on East Sunset Way closed last fall, but Ankasha Amenti isn’t out of the business.
The Issaquah psychic is reopening for a one time only consignment furniture sale extravaganza at her building at 155 East Sunset Way. It’s for a cause near to her heart — Providence Hospice of Seattle.
If there is such a thing as a “barbecue guru,” then Don Turner is it. The Issaquah local has been selling barbecues on the Eastside for a number of years, enjoying phenomenal success as a salesman and fast developing a reputation as the guy you go to when you want to know anything about grilling and cooking outdoors.
When Sam Pittman worked in the financial services industry, managing money for institutions and high net-worth individuals, he saw firsthand the opportunity the average investor was missing to grow their retirement savings.
The tuba sculpture by the mailbox welcomes you to the thriving business that lays beyond – a two-year-old plant nursery called The Daily Plant-It. Despite the recession, this family run business is thriving.
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Join Sustainable Issaquah and HEEG and contribute your thoughts: 7 – 9 p.m., Thursday, April 29, at the Eastside Fire & Rescue meeting room at 170 Newport Way NW.
Ladies — looking to do something nice for the environment on Earth Day, April 24? How about a visit to the salon?
The body repair outfit is now in the capable hands of Joshua Luna and James Guse, two locals with a strong background in the industry and a real passion to make a success of their first business.
Already no stranger to the homes of most Americans, Issaquah’s Costco Wholesale Inc. was featured prominently on national television earlier…
The math instruction of our young students is seen as being crucial to not only their career success but also the success of the state and the country as a whole.
In light of current economic conditions, the U.S. Department of Labor’s Job Corps program and Cascades Job Corps Center are increasing their outreach to eligible prospective students.
With the Sammamish City Council scheduled to adopt new Wireless Communications Facilities (WCF) standards in the next few weeks, an ad hoc committee has formed to explore what the city can do to better regulate what such towers can look like and where they can go.
While many small businesses are in survival mode during the current economic downturn, there are still strategic decisions that can be made, which may have a positive impact on this year’s bottom line.
As the director of the Mathnasium Learning Center in Issaquah, I come in contact with frustrated parents whose children are enrolled in, and failing, Algebra classes at school.
In a definitive statement of its hopes for the future of Sammamish, the city council voted on Tuesday night not to consider an application from a group of landowners to increase the allowed commercial and residential density in one quadrant of the proposed Town Center.
A small group of local restaurateurs met at Lombardi’s Restaurant on NW Gilman Blvd. this week to discuss local market conditions, challenges and opportunities they face during the recession.
But while sales of heart-shaped boxes of confections At Boehm’s Candies remain brisk, a state deficit projected to be in the billions has legislators in Olympia preparing to dampen the ardor for chocolate with a so-called “sin tax” to fund local health departments.
Local schools have the opportunity to win up to $20,000 in funding for renewable energy systems.
Taking shelter from what many are now calling the “Great Recession”, Issaquah’s only locally-run bank, Issaquah Community Bank, is scheduled to merge with three other Puget Sound community banks on Feb. 22.
First Western Properties, the managing agent for the old Joe’s Sporting Goods store in the Town and Country Shopping Center on Northwest Gilman Boulevard, told The Reporter on Friday afternoon that Sports Authority had signed a long term lease on the 42,000-square foot building.
If you have some experience and skills in the field of business and marketing, and are keen to help the community of Sammamish, the Sammamish Farmers Market wants to hear from you.
