The Eastlake Wolves secured the third spot in the Crest division football standings Friday, beating Garfield 56-20 on the road.
Jessica Pixler, an Eastlake graduate and cross country athlete at Seattle Pacific University, was recently honored as the Great Northwest Athletic Conference Female Athlete of the Year.
Road rage, burglary report, vehicle prowls, theft cases, domestic violence, assault arrest
What if “things that go bump in the night” don’t just bump at night?
Issaquah School Board members and Superintendent Steve Rassmussen listened attentively to a half dozen speakers representing maintenance workers who are currently undergoing contract negotiations with the district. Dozens more turned out in support at a board meeting last week.
Things are looking pretty bleak for education finance, state officials said last week.
The Issaquah School Board selected Chad Magendanz as its newest member Tuesday night, ending a 42-day vacancy that put candidates through rounds of grueling questions and weeks of stress.
City Council members abandoned the chambers Monday morning, and took a hike. They donned sturdy shoes and sunglasses for a 36-acre tour of Central Park Pad 5, where they puzzled over what should be done with the land.
Issaquah School District’s Boundary Review Committee has passed its final recommendation to the superintendent.
Issaquah School Board members have narrowed the choices in their search for a replacement board member to two.
King County Prosecutors have filed charges against an Issaquah man in connection with an Oct. 16 attempted robbery at the AM/PM convenience store in the 1400 block of Northwest Sammamish Road.
Definition of insanity: doing the same thing over and over again and expecting different results. Washington voters do a great job of living up to this definition when it comes to our elected officials. In election after election, we send the same people to Olympia always expecting a different result, only to hear about the same, unresolved issues four years later. Washington voters have a chance to break this cycle in 2008 by electing Dino Rossi as governor.
When you’re in a state of panic, you can do things really well, such as run after a bus, think up an excuse or find a last- minute gift. Other tasks require a calmer approach. You don’t want to be panicky when you’re slicing a tomato, pouring hot coffee or preparing your taxes — and certainly not when you’re investing for the long term.
A suspicious package found left outside the King County District Court’s Issaquah Courthouse was found to be empty.
Marion Bactol returned two punts for touchdowns, and the Eastside Catholic defense earned a touchdown and safety, as the Crusaders cruised to a 37-2 victory over Seattle Prep Thursday night.
Election Day is fast approaching and we’ve all been implored to cast our votes on Nov. 4 ‚ “because it is our right and our responsibility to do so.” Additionally, we’re told our future depends on it! To be sure, this is important business and, as such, requires attention to detail in order to make the important choices. I would submit, the best way to make these choices is to do so from an informed position.
In the Oct. 17 issue, Jeff Matson urged voters to vote “no” on Sammamish Propositions 1 and 2 — because he believes that the East Lake Sammamish Parkway project should be axed and that our council members don’t deserve dental and vision insurance.
Too often the dedicated service of our public officials goes unnoticed. As the new school year begins, I would like to thank Rep. Glenn Anderson for his tireless service to ensure Washington children receive a world-class education.
Now that we have been back in school for a month, we would hope that people would remember the speed limit is 20 miles per hour while driving through active school zones. In some school zones, 20 mph is the speed limit “when children are present.” In other school zones, 20 mph is the speed limit when the yellow lights are flashing.
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