King County has begun a nine-month project to replace a deteriorating timber bridge on Southeast May Valley Road south of Issaquah.
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Residents who may be tempted to speed down Second Avenue Southeast near Issaquah High School might want to take their foot off the gas beginning Monday, March 16.
In America’s rich history of art and publishing, the cartoonist occupies a unique place, an often misunderstood element.
The Issaquah School District will soon have a new member in its midst.
Superintendent Steve Rasmussen announced Tuesday, March 3 that Diane Holt will be taking over the Issaquah Valley Elementary principal position beginning in July.
Squak Mountain residents seeking bus service are one step closer to their goal after the Council Transportation Committee unanimously agreed Thursday, March 5 to add the topic to the Public Works Engineering workplan.
The city has closed the door on re-opening Black Nugget Road to the Issaquah Highlands after receiving an overwhelmingly negative response to the idea from residents.
Faith in Action (FIA), a local nonprofit that supports seniors living independently in the greater Issaquah and Sammamish areas, is holding a benefit dinner and auction — “Festa Italiana.”
A fifth grade team from Discovery Elementary School has won first place at the regional Destination Imagination “Operation Cooperation” challenge.
After seven years of guiding Challenger Elementary School students through kindergarten registration, first days of school, and the move to middle school, Principal Robin Earl is taking on a new challenge — serving as planning principal for the temporarily named Elementary 15, set to open on the Sammamish Plateau in September 2010.
After seven years of guiding Challenger Elementary School students through kindergarten registration, first days of school, and the move to middle school, Principal Robin Earl is taking on a new challenge — serving as planning principal for the temporarily named Elementary 15, set to open on the Sammamish Plateau in September 2010.
Issaquah Police chased and apprehended a man after he sped away from a traffic stop on Wednesday.
The Issaquah City Council voted Monday night March 2 to approve a workplan for the Planning Department regarding proposed amendments to the Comprehensive Plan, land use code, and zoning map.
The name of an Issaquah High School student who died March 3 has been released.
Nicholas W. Bethel, a 17-year-old high school junior, died in Seattle.
Issaquah School Board members will add three levies to the February 2010 ballot, in an attempt to fund the provision of critical resources and repairs.
Issaquah School District officials reported today that an Issaquah High School junior died last night, though the cause of death is unknown.
On Saturday, March 14, Issaquah History Museums volunteer Stephen Grate will lead an interpretive hike of the Grand Ridge mine site.
Drivers should plan ahead for nightly closures of the northbound and southbound Interstate 405 off-ramps to westbound State Route 522, Tuesday, March 3 through Thursday, March 5.
A fifth grade team from Discovery Elementary School has won first place at the regional Destination Imagination “Operation Cooperation” challenge.
As the range of people contributing to the Sammamish community continues to grow each year, the SAMMI Awards Board of Directors has announced a new category for the 2009 ceremony.