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King County wants to end deportation flights for ICE
Legal challenge expected from federal government.
Opinion
Raising the village: Accomplices wanted | Windows and Mirrors
The conversation around race on the Eastside continues.
News
April 2019 special election preliminary results
LWSD levy passing; Fall City fire merger and hospital bond coming up short.
News
Issaquah city council weighs in on regional growth plans
Council sends letter to Puget Sound Regional Council asking questions regarding future growth
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Eastside’s first permanent shelter breaks ground in Kirkland
The shelter will serve single women and families with children who are experiencing homelessness.
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EvergreenHealth seeks support in upcoming ballot measure
The health system is asking for local voters to approve a bond measure of $345 million over 20…
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Issaquah begins work to address findings by the State Auditor’s Office
Issaquah council approves contract with a third party to address financial operations issues.
News
King County purchases 24.6-acre parcel to restore creek and salmon habitat
King County has progressed their land conservation effort with the purchase of a 24.6 acre property.
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Sydne Mullings joins Issaquah school board as Interim Director for District 4
Mullings fills the board seat of Lisa Callan.
News
IHS students walkout to protest racist post
Over 200 IHS students walked out of class Wednesday, sharing messages of intolerance to racism, hope for a…
Business
Eastside market heats up as major tech news hits
A real estate snapshot by John L. Scott Real Estate.
Business
Seattle Cancer Care Alliance comes to Issaquah
The nationally accredited care provider recently opened its Issaquah clinic to serve Eastsiders.
News
Local gem becomes national treasure
The Mountains to Sound Greenway was recently designated as a National Heritage Area.
News
State transportation budget to fund SR 18 widening
If the budget passes through the State House and Senate, it would provide $26 million.
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Issaquah installs public art sculptures at SE 62nd Street extension
The city of Issaquah partnered artist Susan Zoccola to create four sculptures for SE 62nd Street.
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Vietnam veteran receives recognition at Issaquah city hall
Kent Paxton was recognized by VFW Post 3436 for his service in Vietnam in the 1960s on March…
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Would rent control work in Washington?
Oregon’s new law could lay the blueprint for other states
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Issaquah police reports shed light on Chinese immigrant death lawsuit
Wangshen Leng had severe Alzheimer’s diesease.