News
Issaquah candidate campaign funding
Many candidates chose to raise less than $5,000, allowing them not to report.
News
Lundborg to compete in at the 2019 Veteran World Championships
The 59-year-old recently won the veteran men’s individual saber at the 2019 USA Fencing National Championships in Columbus,…
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District Court Judge Peter Nault dies after 25 years on the bench
The county council will appoint a judge to fill the open spot.
Business
Local real estate market mirroring rising summer temps
A monthly real estate snapshot by John L. Scott Real Estate.
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Wally Bobkiewicz is Issaquah’s new city administrator
The city council confirmed the appointment during its Aug. 12 meeting.
News
Issaquah resident spent 33 years in 911 dispatching
Dave Stuby is the first enrolled in NORCOM’s Hall of Fame.
Opinion
Remembering to be proud | Windows and Mirrors
“The Art of Alzheimer’s” features work by artists who have Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia.
News
Bike park construction expected in 2020 if funding is secured
Issaquah Highlands plans to implement a bike park in Central Park.
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Issaquah continues to work towards minimizing traffic conditions
Go Issaquah! aims to enhance pedestrian safety and improve transporation options.
Life
Applying mindfulness into your daily life | Health Column
Being mindful is the act of staying present, being aware of your surroundings and noticing new things without…
News
King County’s Prop. 1 parks levy is passing
Initial results from the Aug. 6 primary King County Council races are also in.
News
Weaver and Crofts likely to advance to general election
ISD board Pos. 5 will be between Weaver and Crofts.
News
Issaquah Police Department aims to help parents with strong-willed children
The Parent Project provides a 10-week course for parents with difficult or out-of-control adolescents.
News
Former news anchor displays photography at Caffé Ladro
Dan Lewis discovers new passion for photography in his retirement.
News
Aubrey Aramaki reflects on success of beloved clock gallery
Owner of Aubrey’s Clock Gallery shares lessons, anecdotes.
News
Two candidates remain for the open city administrator position
Marty Wine and Wally Bobkiewicz sat down with city officials and residents of Issaquah.
