King County Councilmember Kathy Lambert told The Reporter last week the county had no plans to close the District Court it operates in Issaquah.
There will be disruptions to traffic along the East Lake Sammamish Parkway this week, as contractors begin work on Phase 1B of the City of Sammamish’s controversial improvement project.
The Issaquah and Sammamish Interfaith Coalition, the volunteer team which organized Tent City’s stay, were overwhelmed by the local support – donations of food, clothing and domestic supplies, but also the eagerness to engage with the residents, to do what they could to improve conditions at Tent City and make that light at the end of the tunnel a little bigger.
A 19-year-old Issaquah man was arrested on Saturday for allegedly attempting to lure an 11-year-old boy into the restroom at an Issaquah book store.
Thursday night was a big evening at Margaret Mead Elementary School in Sammamish, with hundreds of parents and local art lovers filling the school for its annual Art Gallery Night.
With two bald eagles looking down from their perch high in a nearby tree, Eastsiders young and old worked busily on Saturday to remove invasive plants and weeds from Timberlake Park in Issaquah.
Really shining brightly at the state tournament was “The Light Brothers” – Beaver Lake students Pratik Vaidya, Spencer Pfaff, Charles Blondino, and McNair Shaw. They took first place in the “DIrect DIposit” challenge. The Light Brothers will now represent the entire state at the Global tournament in Tennessee later this year.
The Kiwanis Club of Issaquah will hosts its 32nd Annual Auction and Dinner fundraiser from 6 – 9 p.m., April 24 at the Hilton Garden Inn, 1800 NW Gilman, Issaquah. Proceeds benefit the many families in Eastside Domestic Violence Program’s homeless shelters and programs along with many other local community groups, non-profits and education based programs.
The Issaquah Police Department invites you to join them on Saturday, April 17 for a motorcycle ride and then lunch to raise money for the Special Olympics.
It’s April, but old man Winter hasn’t yet loosened his grip on Western Washington. Residents across the area Thursday are…
Those who hoped to hear details of John James’ plan for an economic development task force were disappointed. That there should be one appears to be the extent of his proposal at the moment, still missing any specific ideas on who should be on it or what it should do.
Issaquah developer Rowley Properties is eager to get moving on revelopment plans involving nearly 90 acres of commercial land and…
When it’s said and done, an estimated 140,000 golf fans could pass through the gates of Sahalee Country Club July 26 – Aug. 1 for the 2010 U.S. Senior Open.
A homeowner shot and wounded a man who tried to break into his home Wednesday morning in unincorporated King County outside Carnation.
According to a report from the King County Sherrif’s office, the incident occurred about 5 a.m. in the 3600 block of Lake Langlois Road NE.
Police say an Orting woman’s crime spree last month involving stolen identities and property nearly cost an Issaquah woman about…
We’ve got Ichiro. And now we’ve got Ichijo. After nearly two years of delay, developers and City of Issaquah will…
Eager to make it easier for Plateau residents to contribute to needy families on the Eastside, the Spiritwood at Pine Lake Retirement Community at 3607 228th Ave SE is now a drop-off location for donations to the Issaquah Food Bank.
In the beginning of 2009, Sammamish’s Elaine McEnery had a vision of Sammamish as a city that lives in harmony with the bears, birds and other wildlife with which it shares the Plateau.
Lanes will be closed on Interstate 405 this week as Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) crews continue construction and maintenance projects.
Even before the egg hunting had began, Marko Fugate and Jack Larkin were happy to be celebrating Easter in Sammamish on Saturday. The two friends were at the Sammamish Family YMCA’s annual Eggstravaganza, along with hundreds of other children and their parents.