On Tuesday morning, the long-awaited Issaquah Transit Center will be fully functioning at last.
King County Executive Ron Sims wants a 25-cent fare increase on Metro buses to help offset rising fuel costs and avoid having to cut any service.
A total loss of $200 was estimated after a burglary was reported at 3:12 p.m. on July 20 in the 800 block of Front Street. There was damage to a door jamb, a broken window and six light bulbs.
When a husband and wife in the 3400 block of East Lake Sammamish Shore Lane Northeast heard noises in their home early on the morning of July 10, they thought it might be their grown son. But when they walked into the other room, they saw a teenage boy they didn’t recognize.
The City Council chambers were filled with people — and confusion — on Monday night.
Dozens turned out for a public hearing on the closure of a portion of Federal Drive but many, if not most, of the citizens seemed confused about the actual plans for the Issaquah Highlands street.
When the Department of Ecology issued an Immediate Action Order against the city of Issaquah last week, city officials were taken by surprise to say the least.
“The Secret Garden” is coming to life at Village Theatre, even though the performances themselves are still weeks away.
College football scholarships are nothing new at Skyline High School. Since 2000, the successful program has sent 29 players to the next level.
When a potentially injured bear was reported near the Klahanie Shopping Center in Issaquah recently, Fish and Wildlife officers responded within about 10 minutes.
When a potentially injured bear was reported near the Klahanie Shopping Center in Issaquah recently, Fish and Wildlife officers responded within about 10 minutes.
A short 15 minutes after arriving, Officer Bruce Richards was able to give the all-clear. The bear had been in the greenbelt not far from the stores and daycare, but was no longer in the immediate area.
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Through this newspaper, I want to acknowledge the community, national and international contributions made by the Rotary Club of Sammamish during this past year led by our immediate past president, Clint Scott. Our Club was founded just five years ago by the Rotary Club of Issaquah, and we’ve come a long way!
Exactly two years ago, Mora Shaw died.
Fatigue may finally have caught the Lakeside Senior American Legion baseball club Monday at Bellevue’s Bannerwood Park.
District 9 Little League all star tournaments came to an end this week, with one area team advancing on to state.
The Intelligent Transportation System is officially up and running.
Exactly two years ago, Mora Shaw died.
Today, she is a cheerful 20-year-old ready to start her second year of college at Western Washington University — and, to her family, a miracle — although she blushes to hear that description.
When the Port of Seattle and King County recently acquired the Eastside Rail Corridor from Burlington Northern Santa Fe Railway in a complicated three-way agreement, the public acquired a valuable corridor to be developed into a bike and recreational trail and which will preserve its potential for transportation options, possibly including high-capacity transit.
In the early morning hours of July 18, 2006, an 18 year-old Issaquah woman made a series of reckless personal choices. These choices brought near-death and life-long pain to our daughter, Mora Haggerty Shaw.
Walking a marathon and a half by oneself isn’t exactly desirable. When Jeff Rollosson Halbhuber learned his wife Catherine would be stuck in this position, he decided to change it.
