This year promises to be the most exciting election year ever. So as you cast your vote, don’t overlook a measure further down on the ballot-one that will improve your commute and is good for the environment. Vote YES on Proposition 1, the regional measure to expand mass transit.
In these uncertain economic times, many people are looking for ways to save money and analyzing their “discretionary” spending. We’re also entering a very busy holiday season and are looking for ways to save time and reduce stress. When does it make sense to hire a service provider to help? When does it actually pay to spend money on outside help or expertise? We’ll examine several instances in which outsourcing provides a return on investment that makes it the right choice.
Events, classes, groups, volunteers and more
Rhythmic sounds of washboards and spoons filled the Issaquah Community Center, putting smiles on the hundreds of faces in the audience.
Local schools honored; Liberty teacher wins award
Hundreds of Discovery Elementary students circled their school building in countless laps last week, to raise money in the school’s annual Walkathon fundraiser.
It’s like skiing, but on wheels.
Golf; soccer; volleyball
Skyline continues to receive national recognition through polls, and now the Spartans are ready to make their national TV debut.
The Issaquah City Council heard requests from various non-profits on Thursday, as part of their budget process.
The Issaquah Development Commission will hold a Community Conference Public Meeting on Wednesday, Nov. 5 at 7 p.m. in the Council Chambers of City Hall South.
A handful of lacrosse and soccer supporters showed up at the council meeting to hear the news they’d been waiting for — Issaquah is getting an artificial turf field.
Burglary; vehicle prowl; assault arrest; auto theft; ATV taken; stolen generator; auto theft; stabbing hoax
Highlands residents had the chance to hear more about the Park Pointe development proposal, and ask questions of officials at a meeting last week.
Issaquah police are investigating a hoax report of a stabbing.
Merton L. Vincent Merton L. Vincent, born December 19, 1941 and died on October 22, 2008 in Phoenix, Arizona, after…
Nearly 1,500 guests gathered at Bellevue’s Meydenbauer Center Monday to hear speakers including actor/activist Edward James Olmos, Sen. Maria Cantwell and former Washington first lady Mona Locke extol the virtues of the Redmond-based social service agency Hopelink — and to drive home the urgent message that the need to support Hopelink is greater than ever.
Sammamish police are investigating the attack of a Beaver Lake Middle School student, but say they believe there is no threat to the general public.
Gov. Christine Gregoire faces another tough, close fight from Republican challenger Dino Rossi in her bid for re-election.
Seeking a second term in the seat she barely won four years ago, Gregoire said she would take the state forward and wisely manage her way through potential budget deficits.
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