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Native American bill aims to remove barriers to civic participation
Goal is to remove barriers to Native American civic participation.
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Freight or fire: King County’s trash problem
Should we ship away waste or build an incinerator?
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Bellevue maintains highest Eastside median rent as others vary
The Eastside sees some of the biggest differences in median rent rate year to year.
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Issaquah School Distrcit office professionals and paraeducators set strike deadline on Jan. 29.
The Strike Committees of both unions unanimously decided set a strike deadline of Tuesday, Jan. 29.
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A new theatre company comes to Kenmore
As If Theatre Company will debut its first production on Feb. 8.
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Issaquah council approves 6-acre land dedication from apartment developer
The council approved the mayor to accept a dedication of 6-acres of park land, wetland, and trail.
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Mayor and ISD superintendent discuss changes
Mayor Pauly and Ron Thiele present “what’s new and how it impacts you” to Issaquah chamber.
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Microsoft will invest $500 million toward regional housing
About $225 million will subsidize middle income housing in Bellevue, Kirkland, Redmond, Issaquah, Renton and Sammamish
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Week one of “Viadoom” is viadud on Eastside
WSDOT works with commuters to minimize impacts during Seattle’s longest major highway closure.
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Parents killed over plan to sell family home
New details released by KCSO give potential motive for Sammamish murder-suicide.
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Microsoft’s stock less severely affected than Apple’s, Amazon’s
Microsoft closes 2018 leading in value.
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ISD paraeducators and office staff vote to strike
A strike committee will decide an official strike date and details.
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Eastside tech companies Smartsheet, OfferUp, Apptio face challenging 2019
Here are a handful of companies from the Eastside that will be interesting to watch in 2019.
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Eastside Rail Corridor rebranding in 2019
Options for a new name for the trail include The Eastway, The 425, The Eastrail and The E.
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Exit poll indicates Washington voters still support climate change action
State environmental organizations’ poll points to continuing support for carbon-reducing measures.
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Washington indigenous communities push for action to address violence against women
A new law seeks to strength data collection on missing and murdered indigenous women.
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Issaquah cemetery board discusses 2019 work plan
At the first meeting of 2019, the Issaquah Cemetery Board discussed their 2019 cemetery work plan.
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Redmond Mayor John Marchione appointed chair of Sound Transit Board
Steilacoom Mayor Ron Lucas and Everett Councilmember Paul Roberts to serve as vice chairs.
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Village Theatre debuts first musical of 2019
“I Do! I Do” premieres Jan. 17 adn runs through Feb. 24.