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Holy crap! Exotic compost from Woodland Park Zoo up for grabs
There’s plenty of Zoo Doo to go around. The zoo has ended a lottery system that limited who…
Sports
Richard Sherman takes plea deal on charges stemming from July 2021 incident
The former Seahawks player will not have to do any additional jail time.
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King County Local Dive: Police accountability and mail delivery
Welcome to a new podcast for King County residents.
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King County buys La Quinta Inn & Suites in Kirkland to become homeless shelter
The City Council simultaneously passes resolution to guide how the shelter will be implemented.
News
Issaquah Highland’s monthly eco-market to be hosted on March 5
Special features for March’s eco-market include a student art quilt exhibition.
News
Ukrainian Honorary Consul speaks out about Russian invasion of Ukraine
“As long as we breathe, as long as our hearts beat, we’re going to protect our land,” said…
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Eastside law enforcement agencies form task force against catalytic converter thefts
Will introduce program to paint and engrave catalytic converters to deter theft.
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Issaquah Creek swells as Issaquah goes on flood watch
The creek’s water discharge levels increase to rare levels with more rainy water expected.
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Inslee changes end of mask mandate to March 12
King County’s indoor mandate will end at the same time.
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The Big Picture relocates to Issaquah’s Old Town
The movie theatre will show “The Batman” for their grand opening.
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Eastside Catholic School’s The Cru recognized for outstanding School-Based Enterprise
The student-run store was 1 of 461 SBE’s that received a gold certificate.
Life
World’s longest surviving kidney patient dies
Mercer Island resident Nancy Spaeth went on dialysis at age 18 and received four kidney transplants.
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Funds for Snoqualmie Parkway, SR 18 included in state transit proposal
Funding to widen the final section of State Route 18 and resurface the Snoqualmie Parkway are included in…
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Eastside Catholic School student selected for College Board’s National Hispanic Recognition Program
Ellie Sampson wishes to pursue a degree in mechanical or industrial engineering.
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All businesses encouraged to attend Business Solutions Webinar with interim Police Chief
Attendees will learn how to assist with curbing theft amongst businesses.
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King County repeals bike helmet law over evidence of racist and discriminatory enforcement
Board of Health still encourages helmet use, but citatations will no longer be issued
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Governor: Masks can come off March 21 in most public settings
They’ll still be required in some places, but Washington is following several other states now lifting mandates.
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Eastside Fire & Rescue to leave behind Naloxone kits for those at-risk of opioid overdose
Eastside Fire & Rescue’s service area has had a total of 67 fatal overdoses since January 2020.
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Ban of guns at government meetings, ballot counting advances
The prohibition would cover open and concealed carry of firearms. State House Democrats overrode Republican objections.