Another week has passed, bringing one more dominating victory for the Skyline football team.
The Crossfire ‘94 Lombard Premier Girls U-14 team will make a trip Nov. 21-25 to Tampa Bay, Fla. to compete…
Spartans win
More than 1,600 athletes participated in Sunday’s annual 5K and 10K Rotary Run at Salmon Days.
A group of community leaders working to support the Issaquah Food Bank will meet at 6 p.m. on Oct. 14 at the Masonic Lodge, 57 West Sunset, in Issaquah.
Vehicle prowl; domestic dispute; bear spotted; drunken driving; house egged; domestic violence; shoplifting; drug arrests
With department heads sitting front row to give her their show of support, Issaquah Mayor Ava Frisigner proposed a 2009 budget with a 5.6 percent increase to the City Council and audience members.
After the prime Front Street location sat vacant for months, the owners of the old Allen’s Furniture store thought they had finally found a great restaurant tenant to fill the space.
State Route 900 will be closed down to one lane from 9 a.m. to 2 p.m. today and Thursday.
The closures will be from Talus Drive to Newport Way.
From golfing in drizzles and downpours to donating cash by the hundreds and thousands, the community came out in force to support the Chris Elliott Fund last week.
The grand total is still being calculated, but an estimated $50,000 was raised for brain cancer research and another $20,000 for education and program development, Executive Director Dellann Elliott said.
Bernie Perenchio Bernie Perenchio of Bellevue, was born on March 30, 1928 in Milwaukee, WI. He passed away on October…
Another Salmon Days has come and gone.
It was another weekend filled with community spirit, fish, food and artwork — and, a bit of rain.
Dozens of artists from all over the country migrated to Issaquah for the weekend to show off some of their wares.
One man is in the hospital and one is in police custody after a stabbing attack that occurred in the early morning hours Friday.
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The hunt is on for a new school board member.
In the course of our busy days, we interact with and impact the lives of numerous other human beings. We navigate on automatic pilot through the mundane tasks of suburban existence, barely conscious of how our actions or words influence our neighbors or coworkers. Then, one day in a moment of need, we are jolted awake by an unusual act of kindness: A stranger pays for our latte when we’re caught without our wallet, or allows us merge on to the highway when it seems that no one else will. Sometimes the moment is truly extraordinary and that unknown neighbor saves our life.
Sammamish’s Cook family has found a new, adventurous hobby that gives additional meaning to their family hikes and helps bring them together.
Thank you for the informative article about Michelle Moulton (Sept. 12 Sammamish Reporter). As neighbors of the Moultons, we have witnessed Michelle’s courage first-hand as she has endured endless tests and procedures over the last few years while actively promoting the causes of universal health care and insurance reform in hopes that it will help others. You can read more about her work and her plight at: www.friendsofmichelle.com.
We are so fortunate this election to have outstanding folks running for office. Aside from Obama, Gov. Gregoire and Darcy Burner, we have local candidates.
A recent letter writer responding to a John Carlson column gave us reasons she would not vote for Sarah Palin. She said she saw a picture of Palin holding a gun with a dead, bloody moose.
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