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Mercer Island financial adviser Bob Toomey plays a classical guitar. Courtesy photo

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Music and financial planning

A monthly financial advice column from S. R. Schill & Associates on Mercer Island.

This political break-up couldn’t come at a worse time

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This political break-up couldn’t come at a worse time

As backers of I-1000 gear up, a legal spat involving others is casting a shadow on their efforts.

People from throughout the Eastside gather at the International Friends School in Bellevue for the launch of Eastside for All.

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Working toward a more welcoming Eastside | Windows and Mirrors

Eastside for All has launched to focus on race and social justice advocacy.

More headway made on needed north fire station

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More headway made on needed north fire station

Eastside Fire and Rescue continues discussion with council members.

Construction site of the future Poplar Building office space at 2005 NW Poplar Way. Natalie DeFord/Staff photo

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How will construction projects impact Issaquah?

A look at current projects throughout the city.

A submission from a previous year’s Apple Art competition held annually by the Downtown Issaquah Association. The submission deadline for this year’s contest is Oct. 12. Courtesy of Ekta Gupta.

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Apple art competition submissions begin now

Celebrate the harvest season at Issaquah Goes Apples Oct. 19.

Natalie DeFord/staff photo                                Alpine Animal Hospital, located at 888 NW Sammamish Rd in Issaquah, no longer offers 24-hour emergency services.

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Alpine Animal Hospital no longer offers 24-hour emergency services

Emergency services closed May 13.

Issaquah school bus driver arrested for child rape

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Issaquah school bus driver arrested for child rape

Police say suspect had no prior criminal history.

Issaquah high student arrested on felony harassment charges

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Issaquah high student arrested on felony harassment charges

A female IHS student was arrested Sunday night after posting a video that contained “inappropriate and threatening language.”

Libraries are welcoming spaces for everyone | Book Nook

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Libraries are welcoming spaces for everyone | Book Nook

A monthly column from the King County Library System.

File photo                                 Issaquah City Hall.

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Issaquah’s 2019 National Community Survey

Issaquah recently received the results of a National Research Center 2019 National Community Survey (NCS).

Photo captured from ISD dual language program YouTube video                                Three ISD kindergarten teachers inform parents and families about the district’s first dual language immersion program. From left, Katie Afman from Clark Elementary, Savannah Williams from Issaquah Valley Elementary, and Stefani Terry from Clark Elementary.

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ISD launches dual language immersion program

The Spanish-English dual language program will be housed at Clark and Issaquah Valley Elementary schools.

KCSO found all but one of the 108 allegations of excessive or unnecessary use of force were justified

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KCSO found all but one of the 108 allegations of excessive or unnecessary use of force were justified

The Office of Law Enforcement Oversight has released its annual 2018 report.

Change to U.S.-backed condo loans comes as summer market wraps up

Business

Change to U.S.-backed condo loans comes as summer market wraps up

A monthly real estate snap shot by John L. Scott Real Estate.

Issaquah International Film Festival returns for the sixth year

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Issaquah International Film Festival returns for the sixth year

Films will be showing from Sept. 14-15 at the Cinebarre in Issaquah.

History: The untold stories | Windows and Mirrors

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History: The untold stories | Windows and Mirrors

What do we not know about the history of the human race?

Photo by Nityia Photography                                Dora Gyarmati.

Life

Redefine goals based on virtues to find joy | Health

A monthly column about mindfulness and mental wellbeing.

Issaquah City Hall. File photo

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Council takes first step to get state funding for affordable housing

Resolution paves the way to redirect tax revenue collected by the state back to local efforts.

One of Hunter’s herds, located in King County, is fed a batch of hay. Horses, like these, are being housed on properties in numerous counties. Landowners allege that their owner hasn’t provided enough food or medical attention. Ashley Hiruko/staff photo

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More than 100 horses are being hoarded by a nonprofit in Puget Sound

Under guise of nonprofit caring for rescued horses, allegations of animal cruelty arose.

Upcoming open house for Anchor Parks planning

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Upcoming open house for Anchor Parks planning

Community feedback and site analysis results will be shared.