Suggestion for the former Sammamish library site – my personal observations are:
Is there really a need for a rec center on the Plateau? I might see it in the inner city where kids really do need a place to hang out that provides a quality draw for after-school activities. I don’t see that as a problem here on the Plateau. We have quality schools that offer a high-level of activities on campus.
On April 28 we look forward to welcoming 500 community leaders of Kirkland, Redmond and Sammamish to celebrate the 5th…
I would like to point out the false statements that Michael T Barr wrote (“McKenna’s nonsense,” The Reporter, April 16)….
The strike at Waste Management is one more example of what happens when management treats the contract negotiations as a game rather than as a debate.
So health care insurance reform being challenged is all about the Constitutionality of it? That is a bunch of baloney. This is nothing more than a political ploy by the Republicans to again thwart the will of the people to get meaningful reform of a failed for profit system.
Mountain bikers have never been kicked out of anywhere. Only bikes are banned. They are free to go wherever they like — without their bikes, of course.
I am writing in response to the cartoon: “What’s really important to the people of Western Washington?” that The Reporter ran on April 9.
National Volunteers Week, April 18 to 24 celebrates the spirit of service to others in communities across the nation.
Mr.Villeneuvue said “bring on the senate challengers,” but be careful what you wish for.
Our state government has been asking educational institutions and other agencies to tighten their belts and make drastic cuts in their budgets. I have a suggestion for how our state can slash the cost of government in a politically neutral way that should appeal to both political parties.
I greatly appreciate the editorial written by Jake Lynch in the March 5 issue, (“For those about to rock,” The…
In response to Naomi Sobel of Wealth for the Common Good (“Raise My Taxes, Please,” The Reporter, March 5). The…
Being a landowner in the Sammamish Town Center is like falling down a rabbit hole into a fantasy world where…
According to a memorandum on K-12 education sent to state math leaders, school principals, and school district superintendents on May…
Please tell me Jake Lynch’s article in this week’s paper was a spoof! (“New revenue streams needed…” The Sammamish Reporter,…
Citizens for Sammamish is working with the Parks and Recreation department to ensure the needs of older adults are considered in their new six year plan.
Sustainable Issaquah would like to recognize the pro-active work on behalf of environmental sustainability that the City of Issaquah undertook…
Citizens in Sammamish need to be aware that some landowners in the Southeast Quadrant of the Town Center seek a general upzoning of the entire Town Center so they “proportionally” can go from 90,000 square feet of commercial space to 300,000 sf—a 3.3/times increase.
I voted YES for the bond and hope you did the same.
What the Development Agreement has become is a document on the shelf which can be ignored when the provisions seem to pinch too much.
