The Reporter contacted former Republican candidate for State Governor Dino Rossi on March 12 to find out more about a possible campaign for the US Senate seat.
The Bahá’í community of Sammamish will celebrate their New Year, called Naw-Ruz, at 3:30 p.m., on Sunday, March 21, at the Sammamish Library. The public is invited to join in the celebration, listen to wonderful Bahá’í music, learn more about the tradition of Naw-Ruz, and enjoy delicious Persian treats.
If you know someone who is a frequent volunteer in Issaquah, works hard to benefit the environment and the community, or promotes morality, fraternity, and mutual understanding, let the club know.
Pine Lake Covenant Church in Sammamish has plenty of opportunities to celebrate Easter with your family through gifts of service.
Winning plaudits from Washington, D.C., Issaquah homeowners will soon be receiving a friendly reminder and some blue dye in the mail as part of the city’s campaign to conserve drinking water.
Starting March 15, the “Fix-A-Leak-Week” campaign is an effort to encourage local residents and homeowners to use common-sense measures — such as taking a shorter shower or fixing a leaky toilet resevoir.
A new 7,000 square foot gymnasium, a recording studio, a teaching kitchen, and space for both seniors and teens to hang out are the main features of draft plans to turn the old Sammamish Library into a Recreation Center.
Sammamish resident Larry Larsen ought to go and get some lottery tickets.
On Jan. 13. Larsen’s heart stopped beating when he suffered a cardiac arrest. He was saved by emergency CPR administered by a team of nearby veterinarians. But it was to be just the first of four occasions over the next three days when Larsen would clinically die.
Annexing the 273 homes in the Aldarra/Montaine estates would bring in $75,000 a year for the City of Sammamish of about $75,000, according to revised figures from the city’s Finance Department.
With a Pavement Condition Index (PCI) of 71, the quality of Sammamish roads sits toward the lower end in a ranking of comparable cities, higher than Kirkland and Auburn, but below Redmond, Issaquah, Mukilteo, Newcastle and Olympia, which have PCI’s between 84 and 76.
As the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) awaits word from Olympia on how state funding for the district will change next year, school administrators have decided to postpone some of the public meetings which were planned for coming weeks to discuss the budget.
Two things were made clear at Beaver Lake Middle School (BLMS) on Friday night. The community of Beaver Lake is really into Bingo, and they are really supportive of their school.
Launching their own version of Band Aid, young musicians from all over the Issaquah School District put on a show on the Plateau on Thursday night to raise money for Red Cross’ efforts in Haiti.
The Sammamish City Council will continue their study of the barricades/connectivity issue at their regularly scheduled study session tonight, March 15.
Community spirit was the common bond that brought hundreds of Sammamish residents together for the 9th annual SAMMI Awards of Distinction at the Mary Queen of Peace church on Saturday evening.
Thanks to the unique geology of wells that feed Issaquah’s water supply, the City of Issaquah’s Public Works Operations Department will be conducting routine water main flushing over a period of two weeks, starting March 15.
Crews will conduct the annual maintenance on the mains in the northwest part of the city. The water lines serve neighborhoods that lie near the Interstate 90 corridor including Lakemont, Montreux, Talus, Pickering, Tibbetts Creek, Gilman and Newport.
Firefighters with Eastside Fire & Rescue (EFR) and Redmond Fire Department last night rescued a mountain biker at Soaring Eagle Park.
A 21-year-old Seattle man is in custody after pointing a loaded pistol at another driver on I-90 in Seattle during…
Sammamish Girl Scout Troop 41938 continued their great program of community service, serving a delicious hot dinner to the residents of Tent City 4 in Issaquah recently.
Hearings examiner rules for communications company despite residents objection to 120 foot cell tower in their neighborhood.
Habitat for Humanity AmeriCorps Program is now accepting applications for the 2010-2011 AmeriCorps team.
