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City staff began work on Issaquah Mobility Master Plan
The master plan will be built primarily on community feedback as it develops throughout 2019.
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King County homelessness count shows 17 percent decrease overall
Decreases are not even among different demographics.
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The co-responder way: mental health professionals and officers team up
Local departments are making the push for permanent funding.
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Sources say Issaquah is “ toxically dysfunctional”
The city’s problems may not just be in its finance department.
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Eastside senior centers team up for King County grant funds
Senior Centers in Issaquah, North Bend, and Carnation apply for more than $400,00o in funding.
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Issaquah Downtown Association to host last Wine & Art Walk of the season
The last Wine & Art Walk of 2019 is June 1.
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Sixth in county confirmed with measles was contagious in Issaquah
Man may have been infectious while at MultiCare Indigo Urgent Care.
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City council approves “Our Issaquah” strategic plan
The city council unanimously approved the “Our Issaquah” strategic plan at their May 6 meeting.
Life
Issaquah began old skate park removal
Community will shape how how the city uses the old space. The new skate park opened in 2017.
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Sexual misconduct reports triple following ‘Report it to Stop it’ campaign
Joint effort to curb unwanted harassment proves successful.
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Issaquah, EFR, Ecology, finalize report on PFAS in the city
A report on chemical impacts to the Lower Issaquah Valley is being finalized by the city.
Life
Issaquah Memorial Day ceremony set for Lower Hillside Cemetery
Local Veterans of Foreign Wars Post will host the Memorial Day ceremony at Lower Hillside Cemetery.
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Issaquah asks citizens what they want in a city administrator
The opinion of the citizens will play a factor in the hiring process of a new city administrator.
Life
The Soup Ladies need a new truck
Rotary Club leads fundraiser for volunteers who feed King County’s first responders.
Life
Eastside Veterans awarded the French Legion of Honor Medal
Daniel F. McAllaster and Richard A. Nelms awarded for their service in France during WWII
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Issaquah Valley Trolley rides bring back railroad history
The Issaquah Valley Trolley has begun its summer round trip rides from the depot to Gilman Boulevard
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Issaquah residents file for November 2019 general election
Residents in the city of Issaquah and the Issaquah School Districts have submitted their applications to run for…
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Susan’s quest for ‘justice’ and the civil legal system dilemma
Susan Chen’s story begins as a criminal matter.
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Issaquah High School employee one of five confirmed with measles
School urges families to monitor children for signs.
Business
‘Dynamic’ housing market enters pre-summer phase
A monthly real estate snapshot from John L. Scott Real Estate.