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Opposition and supporters of Drag Queen Story Hour make showing in Issaquah
A lack of police at a recent county library board meeting led some to feel intimidated.
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Issaquah and Sammamish partner for watershed analysis
Cities will work together to develop a Laughing Jacobs Creek Basin Plan.
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From Olympia to Bellingham: Tiny home villages offer a path toward permanent housing
Beginning talks happening on Eastside village partnership.
Business
Eastside business booms with summer options
Locals can visit numerous new developments this summer, all within Eastside communities.
News
Issaquah’s Salmon Days celebrates 50 years
Annual event also raises awareness of environmental impact on salmon.
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On the West Coast, Washington is most prone to sea level rise damage
Report by the Center for Climate Integrity shows multibillion-dollar cost of battling back the sea.
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Buckle up for another smoky summer
Wildfires in Washington will likely roar back this year and into the future.
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Eastside cities voice their support for gun violence prevention efforts
Issaquah, Sammamish and Snoqualmie mayors make official proclamations.
Northwest
What’s next for Washington’s 2045 green energy goal?
The Legislature set the goal, but how does the state actually get there?
Business
Rates and inventory bring opportunities for buyers
A real estate snapshot by John L. Scott Real Estate.
Opinion
Closing the margins | Windows and Mirrors
How a program at Mercer Island High School is helping students affect social change.
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Issaquah author publishes new sci-fi novel
30-year Issaquah resident, Richard Sanford, publishes fifth novel.
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Issaquah secures funding from state legislature
The city of Issaquah has received funding for three major projects from the state legislature.
Opinion
With Palumbo out, capital gains tax gets real for Democrats
His successor could be the vote leaders need. But with elections in 2020, tax may be off the…
News
No good solution to the plastics problem
Plastic is piling up everywhere from King County to ocean floors, and humans keep making more.
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Community leaders remember Sally and Peter Jarvis
Community members shared their experiences with the Jarvis’ after they died in a collision on May 29.
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Citizens recognized at 40th annual Community Awards
Students, volunteers, and business owners received awards for their dedication to the community.
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Gibson Ek to graduate inaugural class
Gibson Ek is one of eight Big Picture schools in the state.