Newcastle City Council Position No. 5 Rich Crispo was far ahead of his opponents with 49 percent of the vote…
Port Blakely Communities took another important step forward in their cultivation of a residential and commercial community in the Issaquah Highlands, with the announcement this week that Regal Entertainment Group will open a 14 screen, 64,000 square foot theater there in May 2011.
As the mail ballots continue to come in, little is changing in the primary election for King County Executive.
A Springhills Suites Marriott is in the works near the intersection of NW Maple Street and 12th Ave. NW.
The City of Issaquah approved the resolution to enter into a development agreement with the United States Postal Service to gain the right of way access needed for eventually build another crossing of Interstate 90.
The City of Sammamish is getting ready for one of the biggest parties in its short history.
The 10th birthday celebration on August 29 will mark a decade since the city was incorporated.
The city of Issaquah approved a vacation of a portion of Mall Street during their regular meeting Monday evening.
Though final results are still some way from being posted, the primary election for the position of King County Executive has already pushed two candidates clearly to the fore, with Susan Hutchison and Dow Constantine the clear leaders after the counting of mail-in votes on Tuesday.
The two Eastsiders in a crowded field of King County executive candidates may have canceled each other out in their bids for office.
State Sen. Fred Jarrett of Mercer Island was in third place with 12 percent of the vote after early results of the primary election came out Tuesday night, while state Rep. Ross Hunter of Medina was last among the major contestants with just under 11 percent.
City of Sammamish Director Community Development Kamuron Gurol, the man at the center of the city’s development of a Shoreline Master Program (SMP), can now see light at the end of the tunnel.
A few highlights from the Issaquah Police blotter over the last week. On Aug. 15 at 10:29 p.m. a Issaquah…
Want to know what’s happening on East Lake Sammamish Parkway? Worried you’re going to miss a meeting on the barricades?
Sammamish residents will soon be able to sign up to receive automatic e-mail notices on topics of their choosing from the City of Sammamish.
The Lake Sammamish Elks Lodge, along with the Issaquah Sister Cities Commission and the American Moroccan International Exchange, will host a Texas Holdem’ Poker fundraiser at 6 p.m., Wednesday, Aug. 26 at the Elks Lodge, located at 765 Rainier Blvd. N. in Issaquah.
Join the Friends of the Issaquah Salmon Hatchery (F.I.S.H.) docent program and help spread the word about Issaquah’s remarkable salmon and their amazing life cycle with school children, families and tourists.
Young volunteers have been working in local parks and forests to build hiking trails and improve wildlife habitat along rivers and streams, as part of the Mountains to Sound Greenway’s summer volunteer program.
On Saturday, September 12, the Issaquah History Museums will hold the sixth annual Hometown Issaquah Reunion, from 9 a.m. to 4:30 p.m. at the Issaquah Depot, 50 Rainier Boulevard N.
Governor Christine Gregoire will be the program speaker at the Kiwanis Club of Issaquah and the Issaquah Rotary Club’s annual joint meeting.
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The news of the recent car crash in northwest Oregon that killed four Washington teenagers and critically injured a fifth is the second tragic story of a fatal crash involving teen drivers in recent months.
These crashes are a terrible reminder that summer is the time of year when teens have the greatest chance of being involved in a fatal crash.
The city of Issaquah approved a vacation of a portion of Mall Street during their regular meeting Monday evening. The…