STODS SELECT
Stods is looking for baseball players ages 9-14 for its summer Sandy Koufax select teams in Bellevue. Call Bob 425-643-8384.
Issaquah defeated Newport 2-0 on May 1 to complete a perfect 16-0 regular season.
Issaquah senior Brittany Tallman continued her dominant season Tuesday afternoon, winning the KingCo 3A crown at Snohomish Golf Course. The defending 3A state champion shot a 72 on the par 73 course. Mount Si’s Katie Somers came in second with a 75.
A pair of Skyline and Issaquah doubles teams have lived to play another day.
One strike is all that separated the Eastlake baseball team from a KingCo 4A playoff berth last Friday.
Opportunity knocked time after time, but Eastlake was unable to answer during its winner-to-state game Tuesday night at Juanita.
Tyler Vanderboegh was forced to change his mindset in a matter of minutes Tuesday afternoon.
A 1996 Honda Accord was stolen from the Costco at 1605 N.W. Sammamish Road sometime between 8:15 a.m. and 12:14 p.m. on April 29. The loss was estimated at $5,000. The car was later recovered, a police report said.
Two disabled Issaquah residents will receive free wheelchair access ramps next week as part of the Master Builders Care Foundation’s 15th annual “Rampathon” event.
At this week’s meeting of the King County Metropolitan Council, councilmembers:
About 150 low income housing units will come to the Highlands, after the Issaquah City Council voted on Monday night to move forward with the plan.
Public health officials have announced that a Grant County resident who visited two Issaquah locations has contracted measles.
Lt. Ron Gotts will retire from Eastside Fire and Rescue on May 31, the agency announced on Wednesday.
Two suspects arrested on suspicion of armed robbery at the El Abuelo Convenience Store on May 3 were charged Wednesday in connection with the crime.
Kangaroos anyone? How about hebes, phormiums and disease-free roses?
Australia and New Zealand are two places that have not only become sources of great new garden plants but also become top destinations for garden and nature-loving travelers.
The problem with the SE Bypass project, which caused so much emotional involvement from our citizens, was the city government shoving it down our throats.
I have been a foster parent and volunteer with King County Animal Services for the past three years.
On behalf of the Puget Sound Blood Center I would like to extend my thank you to the Issaquah/Sammamish Reporter for publishing local blood drive opportunities in their newspaper.
We are told it is a time for change in our nation, but what about our state?
It was very heartwrenching to read the story of the Albrechts and their home that they hope to save in the Town Center.
