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Weed burning goes awry when flames spread to nearby evergreen trees
Eight-foot arborvitaes caught fire near a house in the 2500 block of 234th Place, Sammamish, around 10 a.m.…
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Eastside Catholic hires new president
John Kennedy, from Virginia, will officially begin his presidency July 1.
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Paraglider crashes in Poo Poo Point after takeoff Thursday
A paraglider seriously injured both his legs after crashing 200 feet below the Poo Poo Point takeoff in…
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Woman arrested for stealing three electric toothbrushes | Issaquah Police Blotter March 20-26
The Issaquah police blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and incidents in the city. Persons arrested are…
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Burglar leaves feces in home | Sammamish Police blotter March 11-21
Reports were taken from King County Sheriff's Office incident logs
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Bracing for a busy fire season
Eastside Fire and Rescue responders expect an active fire season this year, as firefighters have already seen several…
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Inside the Sammamish Community and Aquatic Center – Slideshow
The $33.8 million Sammamish Community and Aquatic Center is well underway. The roughly 69,000-square-foot building is on schedule…
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Pine Lake Middle School student raising thousands for school community service project
Noah Searles set a goal to raise $1,000 in cash and clothing donations for Treehouse, a Seattle-based organization…
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Nonprofit instills patience in young role models, fosters friendships
Athletes for Kids has paired about 600 high school athletes with special needs children, impacting more than 1,200…
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Slow and steady progress seen in second Central Issaquah report card
At the Thursday meeting of the land and shore committee, members of the council took a look at…
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Millions exposed in Premera health insurance hack
The Premera Blue Cross data breach may have impacted more than 10 million Washington, Oregon and Alaska current…
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Evergreen Association of Fine Arts seeks submissions
One of the oldest arts associations on the Eastside is now accepting applications for this year’s Signature Art…
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Sammamish native wins student composition competition
Fifth-grader Nathan Paek, of Sammamish, won a national elementary student composition competition.
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No Man’s Land: The egos, conflicts and human lives behind Tent City 4’s move to Tiger Mountain
Tent City 4's resident camp adviser and leadership for governing organization SHARE/WHEEL, in statements to the Reporter and…
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King County Sheriff’s Office seeks help catching Klahanie bank robber
A 5-foot-7-inch male entered the Wells Fargo Bank off of Klahanie Drive, approached the teller and passed a…
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Drug overdose and a kitty snatcher: Sammamish Police blotter March 6-13
Reports are taken from the King County Sheriff's Office incident logs
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Sammamish council approves $6.1 M purchase of Mars Hill property
Council authorizes the purchase for 30,762 square-foot property slated for higher education purposes
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Sammamish breaks even with county recycling average
Sammamish ranks lower than Bellevue and Redmond’s recycling rates, but breaks even with the county’s average, according to…
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SAMMI event honors 11 community members Saturday
The 14th annual SAMMI Awards Foundation event will recognize 11 honorees for their inspirational work in the community.
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Survey says Sammamish residents happy with utility services
The majority of Sammamish residents are pleased with their utility services and want to keep costs low.