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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.
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Lawsuit alleges Issaquah officers’ use of excessive force led to elderly man’s death
Immigrant’s death was ruled a homicide by King County Medical Examiner’s Office, according to lawsuit.
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Dissecting the future of impactful pretrial decision making
Data on inmates not being cohesively collected is needed for decision making, advocates say.
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Local mom writes book to help parents connect with their children
MamaCon CEO, Leanne Kabat, releases book on parenting.
Life
Local Girl Scout promotes educational workshop to educate peers about bike safety
Dylan Faaland will host Light it Up! on April 25 at Inglewood Middle School.
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Racially insensitive sign sparks investigation at ISD
IHS students under investigation after Tolo photo goes viral.
Business
Shake Shack to open in Kirkland
The East Coast burger chain will open in Kirkland Urban, the nearly completed mixed-use development.
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Issaquah commits up to $3 million for WSDOT I-90 project
Issaquah has committed as much as $3 million in funding for the Washington State Department of Transportation’s (WSDOT)…
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9th Annual Holi Festival returns to Lake Sammamish Park
Traditional Indian festival celebrates spring.
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Clues for fixing King County’s child care woes may be found in British Columbia
B.C. struggles with many of the same problems as Washington state.
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Issaquah man steals over $100,000 worth of rings, leaves medical card behind
Suspect charged with Bellevue jewelry theft.
Opinion
In lieu of a perfect world | Windows and Mirrors
Violence in the world will happen but we shouldn’t just resign ourselves to it.
News
Issaquah city administrator announces resignation
City finance department has experienced high turnover
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Local House reps. vote in favor of removing MMR personal exemptions
Eastside politicians vote overwhelmingly in favor of HB 1638.
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King County proclaims March as Women’s History Month
This year’s theme is Womxn Who Lead: Stories from the past and how they influence the future.
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Issaquah brings the 2019 draft strategic plan to the citizens
Issaquah wants the citizens’ vision and feedback for the city’s first strategic plan.
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5th District Legislators answer communtiy questions on energy, guns, and vaccines
Senator Mark Mullet and representatives Lisa Callan and Bill Ramos answered community questions.