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Dave Stuby’s long career in dispatching was honored last month during a governing board meeting in Kirkland. He is the first enrolled in NORCOM’s Hall of Fame. Photo courtesy of NORCOM

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Issaquah resident spent 33 years in 911 dispatching

Dave Stuby is the first enrolled in NORCOM’s Hall of Fame.

Remembering to be proud | Windows and Mirrors

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Remembering to be proud | Windows and Mirrors

“The Art of Alzheimer’s” features work by artists who have Alzheimer’s or other types of dementia.

The intended bike park will be located near the soccer fields of Pad 3, under the BPA power lines and north of the Central Park-Falls Drive trail. Photo courtesy of the city of Issaquah

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Bike park construction expected in 2020 if funding is secured

Issaquah Highlands plans to implement a bike park in Central Park.

Mike Bossing removes the ArtEast sign during its closing party. From left: David Lutrick, Monica Phillips and Mike Bossing.

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ArtEast celebrates memories at closing party

ArtEast closed its doors July 31.

A new roundabout on Newport Way Northwest was implemented to increase safety for pedestrians and minimize traffic. Madeline Coats/staff photo

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Issaquah continues to work towards minimizing traffic conditions

Go Issaquah! aims to enhance pedestrian safety and improve transporation options.

Rattlesnake Lake. Image by Google Maps

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Issaquah man drowns at Rattlesnake Lake

Body recovered by dive unit on Aug. 7.

Applying mindfulness into your daily life | Health Column

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Applying mindfulness into your daily life | Health Column

Being mindful is the act of staying present, being aware of your surroundings and noticing new things without…

King County’s Prop. 1 parks levy is passing

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King County’s Prop. 1 parks levy is passing

Initial results from the Aug. 6 primary King County Council races are also in.

Weaver and Crofts likely to advance to general election

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Weaver and Crofts likely to advance to general election

ISD board Pos. 5 will be between Weaver and Crofts.

Issaquah Police Department aims to help parents with strong-willed children

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Issaquah Police Department aims to help parents with strong-willed children

The Parent Project provides a 10-week course for parents with difficult or out-of-control adolescents.

Mindful goal setting | Health Column

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Mindful goal setting | Health Column

What are the roots of you life goals?

Former KOMO 4 news anchor, Dan Lewis, has turned to photography since his retirement. Photo courtesy of Dan Lewis

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Former news anchor displays photography at Caffé Ladro

Dan Lewis discovers new passion for photography in his retirement.

Aubrey Aramaki reflects on success of beloved clock gallery

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Aubrey Aramaki reflects on success of beloved clock gallery

Owner of Aubrey’s Clock Gallery shares lessons, anecdotes.

Marty Wine and Wally Bobkiewicz are the two finalists for Issaquah’s city administrator. Madeline Coats/staff photo

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Two candidates remain for the open city administrator position

Marty Wine and Wally Bobkiewicz sat down with city officials and residents of Issaquah.

We’re better than this | Windows and Mirrors

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We’re better than this | Windows and Mirrors

The effects Trump’s words can have on us.

City Council votes unanimously to approve the 2020-2025 Capital Improvement Plan

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City Council votes unanimously to approve the 2020-2025 Capital Improvement Plan

It is a planning document, not a budget.

Artist Margaret Maclean takes one of the last of her ceramic creations off of the wall at ArtEast on Tuesday, July 23. ArtEast’s last day of sales was Sunday, July 21. Madison Miller / staff photo

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ArtEast closes after 14 years

Due to lack of critical funding and insufficient cash flow to maintain operations, ArtEast will close by July…

King County jail lost water 16 times since 2018

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King County jail lost water 16 times since 2018

The building has been plagued with water failures stemming from Aquatherm pipes.

New statewide election system causing concern among auditors

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New statewide election system causing concern among auditors

They don’t think VoteWA is ready for prime time but are confident primary results will be accurate

Courtesy photos                                Taylor Wang, 15, (left) and Alice Mao, 17, (right) have been working with Ruthie V. of the Seattle Artist League to create a gallery exhibition of young, underrepresented artists.

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IHS students launch youth art gallery

Student Art Spaces gives youth accessibility to show their work in a professional show.