A round of applause for the good people of Sammamish, who have again rallied behind the cause of Toys for Tots, an annual drive to help make Christmas a little more merry for needy families.
Drivers should prepare for nighttime delays in Tukwila and Renton next week while crews close lanes for construction work.
Sub-freezing temperatures are to blame for flood damage Tuesday night inside Village Theatre’s First Stage property on Front Street North.
Warehouse retailer Costco announced positive first-quarter operating results for fiscal 2010, citing improvements in sales ending November 22, 2009.
The Kiwanis Club of Sammamish will be bell ringing for the Eastside Baby Corner (EBC), outside the Safeway at the…
The Eastside Football Club Girls 97 Blue soccer team, coached by Dan Bubar, recently laid down a challenge to the…
Gabriel See, a seventh grade student from Renaissance School of Arts and Reasoning in Sammamish, won a silver medal at…
What began as a fairly benign and routine meeting of the Sammamish City Council took an interesting turn on Tuesday night with the discussion of possible amendments to the Sammamish Comprehensive Plan.
Eastside Catholic High School is taking part in the DECA program for the first time this year. As part of their program activities, the DECA students are collecting used car seats.
Reports of the occasional bear or cougar in our neighborhoods stir memories of the local wildlife in Irving Petite’s engaging books, written on his ranch up Tiger Mountain Road, where he lived pretty much off the land for over 40 years.
Ancora Technologies announced last month that a settlement had been reached in the litigation case between Ancora, Miki Mullor, and Microsoft.
Redmond Rousers Rotary Club members Bob Damon, Kelly Kyle, Russ Newman, Paul Prochaska, Karthik Vasudevan, and Santa, at the Rotary…
Congratulations to Pine Lake Middle School student Jordan Lederman, who was announced today as one of the three winners of the nation-wide “I Am What I Learn” video contest.
The Issaquah School District’s (ISD) newest school, which up until now has been known as E-15, now has a name – Creekside Elementary.
On Wednesday night the district board chose “Creekside” as the winner of a competition to name the new school, beating a short list of contenders which included Ebright Creek, Lake Vista, Opportunity and Samena.
Deep cuts proposed for the state education funding could reduce Issaquah School District’s share by almost $5 million next school year.
Another odd fix planned for changing local taxes surfaced at a Dec. 7 Issaquah City Council public meeting. In Oct….
Serving the Issaquah Municipal Court since 2007, Judge N. Scott Stewart was confirmed for another four-year term as the city’s only judge at the City Council’s Dec. 7 meeting.
A controversial gas station is set for approval in the Issaquah Highlands.
As of 2:40 p.m., dozens of businesses along the western section of Gilman Boulevard were still without power, following an electricity outage in Issaquah early this morning.
Such is the importance of the park to its immediate neighbors and residents all over the Plateau, that many people who love the park reacted angrily to the possibility that synthetic turf would replace the grass playing fields and huge light towers would further pollute the already diminished night sky.
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