The labors of those involved in the Issaquah Flatlands Community Garden are starting to bear fruit, in more ways than one.
Texas Hold ‘em players and player wanna-bes are invited to try their skill at the Braggin’ Rights Trolley Tournament from 3 to 7 p.m. this Saturday, July 25, at the Historic Issaquah Depot.
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The proposed development agreement between the city of Issaquah and the United States Postal Service, which will take the city…
In front of an anxious full house this week, the Issaquah City Council made many athletes happy by awarding a bid for two turf athletic fields at Central Park in the Issaquah Highlands.
Residents of Issaquah braved the summer heat Tuesday afternoon to decorate the sidewalks of the Issaquah Community Center. The Chalk…
The Greater Seattle Muslim Community hosted a forum with the King County Executive candidates on Sunday July 19 at the Old Redmond Schoolhouse Community Center, with the county’s budget shortfall, integrating diversity and land-use issues being the main topics of discussion.
Construction crews are closing the Interstate 90 express lanes in between the morning and evening commutes this week to replace concrete barrier on Mercer Island.
On Saturday morning fire crews with Eastside Fire and Rescue responded to a report of a barbecue fire on a porch in the Mine Hill Apartments in the 200 Block of SW Clark Street in Issaquah.
The fire began very early in the morning, with crews receiving the call at 2:23 a.m.
Property owners along Issaquah Creek and Lake Sammamish – as well as other citizens interested in the development and protection of Issaquah’s shorelines – are encouraged to attend an upcoming public hearing on the City’s latest draft of its Shoreline Master Program (SMP).
The City of Issaquah’s Planning Policy Commission will hold a public hearing on the Shoreline Master Plan (SMP). The draft…
“What a surprise to see progress bring the old alma mater to the ground.”
Bob Brodel, a class of 1967 graduate, is reminiscing over his high school career at Issaquah High School. “But, progress is necessary and we all must step aside eventually.”
City of Sammamish workers spent close to an hour and a half on Wednesday afternoon wrangling a coyote puppy out of a storm water drain at the intersection of SE 44th Street and SE 230th Way.
After assuming ownership of what was once a private road – 248th Avenue S.E. between 14th Street S.E. and 17th Street S.E. – the City of Sammamish will begin paving a 1,000-foot section of the roadway on July 20.
A coast-to-coast survey by CNN and Money Magazine has identified Sammamish as one of the very “best places” to live in the entire country.
A family-nudist park near Issaquah was the site of a Guinness World Records attempt on Saturday.
Sammamish Citizen Corps Council is pleased to announce the results of recent Board of Director election results.
Nominations for the 2010 Seattle-King County First Citizen Award will be accepted by the selection committee until Aug. 15. The award, presented annually since 1939, celebrates community leadership, volunteerism and public service.
The City of Sammamish, SAMMI Awards, Sammamish Chamber of Commerce, and the ARAS Foundation are joining together to host a Volunteer Appreciation Potluck, 6:30 p.m., Monday July 20, at Beaver Lake Lodge.
The Issaquah Sister Cities Commission and the American Moroccan International Exchange (AMIE) will host its second Trivia Night at 7 p.m. Monday, July 27 at the Issaquah Brewhouse, 35 W. Sunset Way.