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Morning quake does little to shake up Sammamish
The 2.9-magnitude quake near Ames Lake resulted in no damage or injuries, according to Sammamish city officials.
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Sammamish city council sets special meeting for tree retention
The meeting and study session will look at a proposed emergency ordinance regarding retention of trees in new…
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Four things you might not realize about domestic violence | Domestic Violence Awareness Month
Mayor Fred Butler, on Monday, made an official proclamation declaring the city’s recognition of the month, as well…
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Meals Program seeks volunteers
The Meals Program in Issaquah is looking for groups or organizations to prepare and serve a dinner to…
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Issaquah ranks third on real estate blog’s list of Best Places to Live in the Northwest
Movoto compiled a list of cities in the region with populations greater than 30,000, then compared census and…
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Loss of historic barn felt by community
The Kampp Barn, torn down last month as part of development of the Kampp Subdivision, illustrates a problem…
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Butler presents proposed 2015 financial roadmap to council: ‘This is a balanced budget’
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler on Monday proposed a 2015 city budget that he said would leave nearly $8…
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History talk to discuss Chief Leschi’s trials
Settlers from the United States had scarcely arrived in Western Washington before their relations with the Native Americans,…
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Former Reporter staff writers win awards
Two former staff writers for the Issaquah and Sammamish Reporter were honored last weekend in the annual statewide…
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DEA rules on collection of unused controlled medicines
Issaquah and Sammamish residents are one step closer to having safe disposal options for their unused medicines.
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Klahanie annexation ordinances to be read at Oct. 6 Sammamish City Council meeting
The proposed ordinances to add Klahanie to Sammamish's Potential Annexation Area will be opened to public comment.
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Salmon Days 2014, Day One | SLIDESHOW OF THE GRANDE PARADE
A cloudy but lovely morning welcomed Salmon Days 2014 in Issaquah and people came out in force to…
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Mayor scheduled to present initial 2015 budget, second hearing for Issaquah’s Costco agreement at Oct. 6 city council meeting
At it's Oct. 6 regular meeting, Issaquah City Council will forego regular business in order to focus on…
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Last day to RSVP for Plant for the Future in Confluence Park
Plant for the Future is free and takes place at noon Oct. 8, at 655 Rainier Boulevard N.
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TONIGHT: Jungle Adventure Family Fun Night at Julius Boehm Pool
The event will transform the pool into a jungle hideway, complete with rope swing, canoes and fish.
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Vacuum theft, backpack filled with needles and a near miss with a bus | Issaquah Police Blotter, Sept. 26-30
All persons in the police blotter are presumed innocent unless proven guilty in a court of law.
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A Sammamish student’s experience at a Chinese rubber factory
Inglewood Junior High student Isabelle He shares her essay chronicling her meeting of a deaf factory worker in…
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Sammamish community takes charge to reclaim natural wetlands
The Eagle Ridge wetlands reclamation project, wrapping up its second year, has reclaimed more than 3 acres of…
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Reaching out through the second language of art
"Art by Heart" will be at the Issaquah Salmon Days festival this weekend, raising funds and awareness to…
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Salmon Days 2014 coming this Saturday and Sunday
The 45th Salmon Days, themed "Coho Mojo," will bring a carnival to the festivities.