Reports of the occasional bear or cougar in our neighborhoods stir memories of the local wildlife in Irving Petite’s engaging books, written on his ranch up Tiger Mountain Road, where he lived pretty much off the land for over 40 years.
Eastside Baby Corner will hosting a drop-in tour of their Issaquah facility, Thursday, Dec. 17, between 9 a.m. and noon.
King County Public Health will conduct four free H1N1 vaccine clinics on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Dec. 9, as a way to provide access to people at highest risk for H1N1 influenza (swine flu) who cannot afford to pay.
King County Public Health will conduct four free H1N1 vaccine clinics on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Dec. 9, as a way to provide access to people at highest risk for H1N1 influenza (swine flu) who cannot afford to pay.
County deaths caused by traffic accidents and suicides reached decade-lows last year while homicides were higher, according to the King County Medical Examiner’s 2008 annual report.
Jerry Brewer never intended to delve so deeply into the story of Gloria Strauss.
King County Executive Elect Dow Constantine announced today that his former primary rival, State Sen. Fred Jarrett of Mercer Island, will join his administration as Deputy Executive, the highest ranking staff position in the incoming administration.
Cities jostle for millions in grant money as alternative energy projects present new opportunities for public and private.
Erosion inside the Howard Hanson Dam on the Green River could directly impact Issaquah by causing major traffic jams, disrupt businesses and cut off the city's sewer system, said officials at an Oct. 27 meeting.
Do you like to be rewarded for being charitable with, let’s say, chorizo-stuffed dates wrapped in crispy prosciutto?
Is your idea of a great fundraising party one that includes lemon and shortbread cubes with cranberry coulis and dried sour cherries, and hand dipped chocolate truffles?
Late night and early morning drivers can expect delays through Renton on Tuesday night and Wednesday morning.
Washington State Department of Transportation crews will perform a rolling slowdown in each direction on I-405 from SR167 to SR 169 between midnight and 4 a.m. to install temporary lighting wires above the freeway.
Every Homecoming Parade needs its homecoming royalty.
Ask a Plateau resident who has been here more than 25 years ago about Sadlier’s store, and he or she is probably going to have a story to tell you.
Long-time residents will add that the store was originally known as Braden’s.
According to Gov. Christine Gregoire, the other Washington should be paying attention to plans for Issaquah’s new hospital.
Gregoire made the most of the Swedish/Issaquah hospital groundbreaking ceremony in the Issaquah Highlands Oct. 12 by burnishing the state’s credentials as a leader in medical care policy and technology.
Mapping out bicycle and pedestrian trails in and around Issaquah has been a labor of love for resident Karen Behm.
Wellington exec expects loan to be renegotiated — conservation groups criticize development as inappropriate use of valuable site
This year’s construction and disruption at Issaquah High School are nothing new.
Dust and smoke rose in 1961 when the land at the foot of Tiger Mountain was cleared for a brand new high school. Dick Campbell has vivid memories of those days.
The people of Issaquah always knew it — but now it’s “ohfishal.”
The Issaquah Salmon Days Festival is one of the best in the world.
Dr. Roger Stark, a retired heart surgeon and former Republican candidate for the state Legislature, presented his argument for less regulation of the health insurance market as a solution to the nation’s health care problems, at the monthly meeting of the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce on Tuesday.
The governor's speech was full of praise and admiration for the voluntary service work and fundraising undertaken by those gathered before her.
