Life
Zombies coming home this weekend in Issaquah
The annual zombie walk event is coming to homes through an online event Saturday
News
Boeing, coronavirus likely to impact King County economy
Unemployment remained high in September.
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State Supreme Court strikes down $30 car-tab initiative
Justices unanimously agreed that voter-approved Initiative 976 is unconstitutional.
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Issaquah passes sales tax increase in 4-3 council vote before King County
The city will collect revenues from a new sales tax increase for affordable housing, unless King County supports…
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Wildfires, forest health are key issues in race to lead DNR
Republican Sue Kuehl Pederson is challenging incumbent Commissioner of Public Lands Hilary Franz.
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State extends moratorium on some electric, gas shutoffs
Investor-owned electric and natural gas utilities in WA can’t disconnect customers through April.
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Inslee, Culp joust on COVID, climate, crime in feisty debate
In their only televised match-up, the two gubernatorial candidates differed on pretty much everything.
Life
Eastside Walk to End Alzheimer’s Oct. 10
Similar to other walk events in the region, Alzheimer’s Association encourages registered users to walk in a location…
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Gov. Inslee loosens rules for bars, libraries and movie theaters
New rules come as coronavirus cases are on the rise statewide.
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University of Washington professors talk climate change, U.S.-China relations
Downside for climate policy supporters is it can risk alienating moderate or right-leaning voters.
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Mayor presents the 2021 City of Issaquah budget
The city will face financial challenges ahead with the economic fallout from the COVID-19 pandemic.
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25 COVID cases linked to Salish Lodge
Public Health is urging anyone who visited the lodge to monitor for symptoms or get tested.
Business
Dick’s Drive-In announces search for new Eastside location
The local popular burger chain is looking for public suggestions on possible properties
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5th Legislative District: Ramos, Moninski talk business and economy
The candidates squared off at an Issaquah Chamber of Commerce forum.
Business
PSE offering four businesses an energy upgrade
You can nominate your favorite business by Oct. 18
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Surge in consumer spending eases state budget challenges
A jump in tax collections cuts a projected $9 billion shortfall in half, acccording to new forecast.
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Issaquah plans to bring back some in-person learning
Kindergarten and first grade could return for some in-person learning by Oct. 15
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High speed rail and hub cities explored in Cascadia Corridor study
A new paper outlines a potential plan for the region.
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Should state cover school bus costs if there are no riders?
With funding tied to getting students to school, districts are uncertain how much money they’ll receive.