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Issaquah citizens are satisfied with community — but don’t participate in it, survey says
Issaquah citizens are happy, but they may also be more isolated than the average American.
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County hopes to show Sammamish its comments are heard
King County staff will produce a 95 percent design plan for segment A by spring
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Great Careers Conference targets Issaquah School District students
The Issaquah Chamber of Commerce education committee will host its third annual Great Careers Conference at Mary Queen…
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Transportation package passes State Senate, approves traffic relief for Interstates 90 and and 405, State Route 520
The Washington State Senate on Monday passed a $15 billion transportation package 27-22 for improvements and programs for…
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Issaquah School District seeks committee for possible 2016 bond measure
Just as the Issaquah School District completing funding of its current capital campaign, administrators are apparently preparing for…
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Community Center construction on schedule
The Sammamish Community and Aquatic Center’s gymnasiums are taking shape as crews began placing the roof Feb. 23.
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Low interest rates push Issaquah School District bond refund
On March 10, financial firm Piper Jaffray will sell its fourth and final issue of bonds for the…
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Annie get your gun: Homeowner immediately goes for shotgun after hearing loud noise | Issaquah Police Blotter Feb. 20-26
The police blotter represents officers' account of crimes and incidents in Issaquah. All arrested persons are presumed innocent…
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Mini book sale set at Newcastle Library
The Friends of the Newcastle Library will host a mini book sale from 10 a.m. to 5 p.m.…
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Issaquah Wine Walk set for Friday, March 6.
The Issaquah Wine Walk will take place again Friday, March 6.
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Dorie Dalzell named to honor roll
Dorie Dalzell of Sammamish has been named to the honor roll at the University of Kansas for the…
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Students named to WSU fall president’s honor roll
A number of area students have been named to the president's honor roll for fall semester at Washington…
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Help with heating bills still available through Hopelink
Despite the early spring weather, mid-February is considered too early to assume we don't still have to turn…
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Cascade Mountain Men to hold arts, craft show
The Cascade Mountain Men will hold its annual Muzzle Loading Arms and Pioneer Craft Show from 9 a.m.…
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Luncheon to benefit Camp Korey
Camp Korey will hold its Prescription Laughter Luncheon from 11:30 a.m. to 1 p.m. March 5 at the…
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Bellevue College to offer 2 new bachelor’s degrees
After nearly eight months of work, submissions and research into what students want and employer demand, Bellevue College…
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Farewell, Mr. Groshart! | Reporter editor retires after 28 years on Eastside
After countless news briefs, editorials and meetings, Craig Groshart is hanging up his reporter pad and red editor’s…
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Smarter traffic lights coming soon
From QFC to Safeway, the city of Sammamish wants to install smarter traffic signals along the 228th Avenue…
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Issaquah doles out more than $160,000 to arts
The city of Issaquah will be doling out more than $160,000 in grants in 2015, divvied among 30…
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A creek nearly restored thanks to volunteers
Community members have helped significantly reduce the blackberry population and replant about 200 native plants around Ebright Creek.