Softening your footprint on the planet is as easy as eating fresh, delicious, locally grown produce – truly.
The West Lake Sammamish Garden Club will hold a St. Patrick’s Day Luncheon and Board Game Party on Wednesday, March 17 from 10-1 p.m. at Vasa Hall, 10523 324th Place Southeast in Upper Preston.
When the door of giant crate opened Tuesday afternoon, the 6-year-old bald eagle sat on his make-shift perch — not quite sure what do upon his first glimpse of daylight in a week.
Despite the social and political progress that occurred in the period between the two World Wars, the 1930s in America was still very much a time when it was assumed a woman’s primary satisfaction was marriage to a successful man. Gender roles were, for the most part, clearly marked out, and it would be decades before what was known as the feminist movement would gain momentum.
So far Lindsay has photographed 65 redheads – but she needs more. She wants to feature 200 ginger models in her new book, and so is hoping to hear from anyone with red hair who wouldn’t mind posing for a photograph. Lindsay is particularly interested in the most unusual ones – those of African Americans, Japanese, Greeks, Indians – ethnic backgrounds that rarely have red hair.
The Sound Off! win caps what has been a thoroughly satisfying year for the heralded Plateau group, during which they postponed college and career plans, spent many hours in practice rooms and recording studios, and sculpted their alt-country sound which is starting to catch the ear of labels and venue bookers around the state.
The spotlight of the theater world is shining brightly on Issaquah.
Operating with a small staff, led by Dellann Elliott whose husband, Chris, died of brain cancer in 2002, CEF relies upon an enthusiastic team of volunteers and contributors
About 10 years ago, two young friends at Pine Lake Middle School, Will Holmes and Paul Beeman, began to dream those rock star dreams which have captivated millions of youngsters before them.
On Friday, hundreds of parents and friends of the school filled the gymnasium for a celebration of the many cultures which make up the Issaquah and Sammamish community.
Dozens of Sammamish residents looking for a meaningful way to spend a few hours on the weekend came together at a small park on the Plateau on Saturday.
The Mountaineers Snoqualmie Campus covers 77 private alpine acres with silver firs and snow covered slopes open to the public for family winter outdoor activities. There are groomed snow shoe trails, snow play areas, and an avalanche beacon practice area.
On Sunday, Feb. 28, Bake’s Place at Providence Point in Issaquah will host a fundraiser for the Uncompensated Care Fund for Families in Need at Seattle Childrens Hospital.
The evening brings together hundreds of Cascade Ridge families, their friends and relatives, as well as area residents interested in learning more about the world.
Spring-like weather in the high 50s and bright sunshine over the weekend didn’t break records, but the warmth coaxed families…
Issaquah Paddle Sports is now taking registrations for its annual spring nature tour along the shores of Lake Sammamish.
Registration for spring swim lessons at Issaquah’s Julius Boehm Pool starts Feb. 22.
A basic boating safety class will be offered from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Saturday, March 20, for those needing the mandatory Boater Education Card.
Keeping up with the Eastside community’s growing demand for more arts programs, Studio East has found a new space to expand its creative legs.
A collection of works from local artists will open on Friday, March 5 in the Collective Works gallery at UpFront…