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Snoqualmie Mayor Matt Larson runs for State Legislature, Position 2 | Election 2016
Snoqualmie's Matt Larson doesn't have easy answers to the state's budget and transportation problems, or to its regressive…
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Issaquah teen identified as Snoqualmie River drowning victim
King County medical examiners identified the drowning victim recovered on July 27 from the North Fork of the…
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3 candidates vie for 41st District Senate seat | Election 2016
Three candidates are facing off for the 41st District Senate seat in the Aug. 2 primary. Incumbent Steve…
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4 run for Pos. 2 in state House, 41st District | Election 2016
Four candidates are facing off for the 41st District's state representative Position 2 seat in the Aug. 2…
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Senn, Pass address campaign focus for state House, 41st District | Election 2016
Incumbent Tana Senn (D-Mercer Island) is vying for 41st District's state representative Position 1 against Republican John Pass…
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First Annual Beat the Heat Summer Brews Fest this Friday
The Greater Issaquah Chamber of Commerce is pleased to announce the first annual Beat the Heat Summer Brews…
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Woman calls police over alleged pervert at Trader Joe’s | Issaquah Police Blotter July 16-21
The blotter consists of officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city of Issaquah. Persons arrested…
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Issaquah the latest target in rash of regional robberies
The FBI Seattle Division is investigating a series of King County bank holdups, in which Issaquah was the…
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Break-in attempted while children home alone | Sammamish Blotter July 15 – July 24
The blotter consists of Sammamish police officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested…
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Sammamish debuts its Virtual Town Hall
The city of Sammamish debuted its Virtual Town Hall on the city's website on Wednesday.
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Issaquah’s Central Park to get a facelift
Issaquah's Central Park, a staple of the Issaquah Highlands neighborhood, is on track to get a makeover.
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Council approves Intergovernmental Relations Manager
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously at Monday's meeting to create a new position in the city government.
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Council sends $50 million transportation bond to November ballot
The Issaquah City Council voted unanimously Monday evening to send a $50 million transportation bond to the ballot…
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District 5 senate candidates go head-to-head at luncheon | Election
5th Legislative District candidates squared off at the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce's Candidates Luncheon on July 14 at…
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Animal mischief: two dog attacks and a rooster who thinks he’s an alarm clock | Issaquah Police Blotter July 10-14
The blotter consists of Issaquah officers' accounts of crimes and other incidents in the city. Persons arrested are…
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Decade of public safety experience among Goodman’s laurels | Election
Public safety has been a cornerstone for Roger Goodman for the better part of a decade, but the…
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From education to traffic congestion, Valderrama is focused on giving citizens a voice | Election
Ramiro Valderrama first became involved in local civic issues when he and other Sammamish residents were concerned about…
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Penn Cove Orca Capture Anniversary Commemoration
Orca Network's commemoration of the Penn Cove orca captures of 1970 includes an on the water ceremony as…
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Sammamish presents 5 design options for Issaquah-Fall City Road project
City staff presented five design options for road improvements from 242nd Avenue Southeast to Klahanie Drive Southeast, ranging…
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Issaquah Police Department welcomes new sergeant
The Issaquah Police Department recently welcomed a new sergeant into its ranks.