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A Nightmare on Front Street: suspicious man spotted downtown | Issaquah Police Blotter Oct. 15-20

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A Nightmare on Front Street: suspicious man spotted downtown | Issaquah Police Blotter Oct. 15-20

The blotter consists of officers’ accounts of crimes and other happenings in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…

Visit Lake Sammamish State Park for free on Nov. 11

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Visit Lake Sammamish State Park for free on Nov. 11

In honor of Veterans Day, Washington State Parks and Recreation Commission is offering a free day on Thursday,…

Eastside Fire and Rescue is confident that its efforts in educating the public on the meaning of a fire benefit charge will help the fire merger to pass this November.

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Fire commissioners say merger questions based around benefit charge

Eastside Fire and Rescue firefighters have been anxious to hear public comment on the upcoming merger found on…

The city of Sammamish debuted its redesigned website last Friday.

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City of Sammamish debuts redesigned website

City calls website's debut a "soft launch," continues to transition content and functionality from old website.

The city of Sammamish debuted its redesigned website last Friday.

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City of Sammamish debuts redesigned website

The city of Sammamish launched a redesign of its website Friday.

Speeding a growing concern in the Issaquah Highlands

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Speeding a growing concern in the Issaquah Highlands

One Issaquah Highlands resident is on a mission to end a potentially deadly behavior that is on the…

The city-owned Mars Hill property in Sammamish.

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Central Washington University board ‘strongly supports’ partnership with Sammamish

The Central Washington University board of trustees have directed Central Washington President James Gaudino to develop a plan…

Your ghoulish guide to Issaquah haunts this Halloween weekend

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Your ghoulish guide to Issaquah haunts this Halloween weekend

With plenty of spooky events to appeal to all ages, Issaquah will be the place to be this…

The city-owned Mars Hill property in Sammamish (file photo).

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Central Washington University board ‘strongly supports’ partnership with Sammamish

The Central Washington University board of trustees have directed Central Washington President James Gaudino to develop a plan…

Drivers in the Issaquah Highlands routinely ignore speed limits

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Speeding a growing concern in Issaquah Highlands

One Issaquah Highlands resident is on a mission to end a potentially deadly behavior that is on the…

The revamped Salmon Run Nature Park includes walking trails alongside Issaquah Creek so that residents can observe the migrating salmon.

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Salmon Run Nature Park’s transformation nearly complete

With the east side of the park already open for business, the Salmon Run Nature Park is looking…

The Issaquah School District is looking to have a new bell schedule next year.

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Issaquah School Board endorses $50 million traffic bond

Proposition No. 1, the $50 million traffic bond on Issaquah ballots Nov. 8, just earned a new set…

Eastside Fire and Rescue merger questions based around fire benefit charge, commissioners say

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Eastside Fire and Rescue merger questions based around fire benefit charge, commissioners say

Eastside Fire and Rescue firefighters have been anxious to hear public comment on the upcoming merger found on…

Scores of terrifying zombies took over Front Street at the 2015 Downtown Issaquah Zombie Walk

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Your ghoulish guide to Issaquah haunts this Halloween weekend

With plenty of spooky events to appeal to all ages, Issaquah will be the place to be this…

Beloved statue “Finley the salmon” vandalized with a saw

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Beloved statue “Finley the salmon” vandalized with a saw

An iconic symbol of Issaquah has been deliberately damaged twice within a few days.

Former Issaquah Reporter staff writer Megan Campbell won first place for this story about Christopher Lee (pictured). On a previous trip to Africa

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Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter staff wins 5 journalism awards

Issaquah-Sammamish staff won five awards in the Better Newspaper Contest at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual event…

Former Issaquah Reporter staff writer Megan Campbell won first place for this story about Christopher Lee (pictured). On a previous trip to Africa

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Issaquah-Sammamish Reporter staff wins 5 journalism awards

Issaquah-Sammamish staff won five awards in the Better Newspaper Contest at the Washington Newspaper Publishers Association’s annual event…

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Man receives threatening phone call claiming daughter was kidnapped | Sammamish Police Blotter Oct. 17 – Oct. 23

The blotter consists of Sammamish police officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city.

Sammamish Police Department

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Man receives threatening phone call claiming daughter was kidnapped | Sammamish Police Blotter Oct. 17 – Oct. 23

The blotter consists of Sammamish police officers’ accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city.

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Sammamish Council retreat set for Tacoma | City briefs

Council retreat will take place Jan. 19 through Jan. 21.