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Gas line broken during construction work along Inglewood Hill Road | Sammamish brief
Construction crews in Sammamish accidentally broke a 2-inch gas line Monday morning near the intersection of Inglewood Hill…
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Eastside Fire and Rescue a likely source of water contamination, firm says
Consultants from Geosyntec Consultants, the Seattle-based firm that has been studying Perfluorooctane Sulfonate (PFOS) levels in Issaquah water,…
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Issaquah the center of state conversation on wolves
The population of wolves in the wild in Washington state is less than the number of cents in…
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Domestic dispute turns out to be two males fighting over a video game | Issaquah Police Blotter Sept. 9-14
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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EvergreenHealth board seeks candidates to represent Redmond, Sammamish
EvergreenHealth Board of Commissioners is seeking interested residents for Position 3, representing the Redmond/Sammamish communities. The board opening…
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Issaquah City Council votes to support ST3 after public hearing
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously to support light rail Proposition No. 1, Sound Transit 3, at the…
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Port of Seattle CEO discusses projects, regional growth at Sammamish Chamber luncheon
Port of Seattle CEO Ted Fick provided an overview of the various projects and initiatives happening through the…
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Money reported stolen from another commercial business | Sammamish Police Blotter Sept. 12 – Sept. 18
The blotter consists of Sammamish police officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested…
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City of Sammamish to remove 18 trees at Pine Lake Park
The city of Sammamish announced Thursday it will remove 18 Douglas fir trees at Pine Lake Park due…
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Issaquah, Sammamish students named National Merit semifinalists
Local students from Issaquah, Sammamish and other regional schools were recently named National Merit Scholarship semifinalists in recognition…
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Progress made on Central Washington University coming to Mars Hill site
In a study session update on Sept. 13 on the Mars Hill Church building and a potential partnership…
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Moratorium talks stall, Sammamish Council will discuss issues at January retreat
There were few surprises Tuesday night when the Sammamish City Council engaged in discussion on a possible moratorium,…
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Issaquah Valley Senior Center Board confirms executive director’s resignation
After over a year of legal battles and tension between the Issaquah Valley Senior Center Board of Directors…
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Students, advisors say they are already big fans of Gibson Ek
Only a week into the school year, students at the new Gibson Ek High School were already full…
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Traffic cones stashed in mailboxes and a fight outside the Rolling Log Tavern | Issaquah Police Blotter Sept. 2 – 9
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah High School evacuation a false alarm
An evacuation at Issaquah High School at 12:25 p.m. on Tuesday, Sept. 20 turned out to be a…
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Last Sammamish Farmers Market of 2016 this Wednesday
The last Sammamish Farmers Market of 2016 will take place this Wednesday at 801 228th Ave. SE, with…
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Longtime Issaquah Chamber member takes over at FISH
Robin Kelley may have changed careers, but her passion for protecting Issaquah's salmon population has not altered.
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First art installation at Lake Sammamish State Park to honor tribe elder
Snoqualmie Tribe Elder Xa-cha-blu, often known as Marie Louie, was born about 1800. She lived most of her…
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Local restaurant starts fundraiser to aid earthquake relief for Italy
When Joe Fugere watched the footage of the 6.2 magnitude Italian earthquake that killed nearly 300 and destroyed…