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LWSD seeking volunteers to help students
The Lake Washington School District LINKS Program is now recruiting community volunteers who are interested in helping students…
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Lake Washington Schools Foundation awards $220,000 to school district
When Lake Washington students return to school this fall, they will be able to build robots, use a…
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Members sought for LWSD curriculum adoption committees
The Lake Washington School District is seeking community volunteers to serve on the district’s curriculum adoption committees.
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Bees, blues and The Fabulous Po’ Boys at the Issaquah Farmers Market
This Saturday at the Issaquah Farmers Market, Pickering Barn will host beekeeper Mark Johns and the cover bands…
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Don’t forget: Issaquah Art Walk tonight in Historic Olde Town
The monthly Issaquah Art Walk and wine walk takes place on Front Street 6-9 p.m. tonight,Sept. 5.
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Issaquah City Council OKs pursuit of Lake Sammamish State Park
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler will declare city officials’ interest in annexing Lake Sammamish State Park.
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Sammamish to host open house on Klahanie
Faith Church will host an open house for Klahanie-area residents on Wednesday, regarding potential annexation to Sammamish.
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Enrollments rise for Issaquah schools
State funding for Issaquah schools will rise for the second academic year in a row under the McCleary…
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Sammamish author to sign book
Sammamish resident Jacqueline O'Hara will sign copies of her book, “When Circles End,” from 2-4 p.m. Sept. 6…
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Apollo Elementary cuts its ribbon, opens (one) door to remodeled campus
School board president Marnie Maraldo cut the ribbon on Apollo Tuesday afternoon, surrounded by a crowd of students…
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Almost ready for students
Issaquah Mayor Fred Butler welcomes people to the ribbon-cutting ceremony for Issaquah Valley Elementary School on Tuesday morning.…
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Sammamish seeking state’s new ferry named after city
The city of Sammamish is asking residents to support an effort to name the state’s new ferry after…
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Grange Supply celebrates 80 years of serving farmers – and suburbanites, too
The Grange Supply incorporated in 1934 — it celebrates 80 years this year — but its history stretches…
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Two remodeled elementary schools celebrate reopening Tuesday
The Issaquah Valley and Apollo elementary school campuses will hold public ribbon-cutting ceremonies Sept. 2.
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Skyline student Julia Hong’s painting, ‘The Soaring Dream,’ becomes latest in Issaquah School District’s Kateri Brow collection
"The Soaring Dream" depicts a young child watching the launch of a space shuttle from a farm, while…
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Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank sets benefit breakfast
The Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank will hold its 2nd Annual Recipe for Hope breakfast from 7-8:30 a.m.…
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Sign-up party planned for Salmon Days volunteers
Salmon Days volunteers are being invited to a party Sept. 9 where they can sign-up for volunteer shifts,…
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Sheriff’s office investigating former nudist park resident for allegedly possessing child porn | Update
The King County Sheriff's Office is investigating a 43-year-old Issaquah man who had resided at the clothing-optional Fraternity…