With so many amazing feats already under his belt, it was only appropriate Skyline quarterback Jake Heaps leave one more mark in his final prep game.
King County Public Health will conduct four free H1N1 vaccine clinics on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Dec. 9, as a way to provide access to people at highest risk for H1N1 influenza (swine flu) who cannot afford to pay.
Following Monday’s groundbreaking event, the YWCA will host a community preview of their Family Village project to be built in…
Tuesday night’s budget discussions at Sammamish City Hall proved to be a historic moment for the beleaguered Sammamish Heritage Society.
A Tuesday night’s meeting at City Hall, the Sammamish City Council unanimously voted to maintain the property tax amount for each household in 2010 at the same level as 2009.
Break out the hot cocoa and Santa Claus hats.
The city’s official Issaquah Community Tree Lighting Celebration is set for 4:30 p.m. Saturday, Dec. 5 at the intersection of Front Street North, Dogwood Street and Rainier Boulevard.
Margaret Mead Elementary hosts their Holiday Gift Shop in the school’s gymnasium on Saturday Dec. 5, from 9 a.m. – 1 p.m.
While a blue-ribbon panel of community and business interests have been examining the future of Issaquah, a regional conservation group is polling and spurring debate of local residents on the same matter.
The Metropolitan King County Council gave its unanimous approval during a Nov. 23 meeting in Seattle to next year’s $5 billion King County Budget, closing a $56 million budget gap that emerged during 2009.
When Mike Steele retired recently after 25 years in the airline industry, an innocent-seeming idea took hold of him – to use his free time, and some of his retirement savings, to help people in need.
Familiar complaints concerning the lack of commercial and office development in Issaquah Highlands surfaced during a Dec. 1 City Hall hearing on a new housing development.
The grant will enable the caboose to be stabilized and outfitted as an educational resource and interpretive space.
In the aftermath of last Sunday morning’s apparent murder of four Lakewood Police officers, Issaquah Police were among the hundreds…
Here are some more great art works that local students have been submitting as part of the Reflections Art program.
Detectives working out of the King County Sheriff’s Office Cold Case Squad are taking another look at the disappearance of an Issaquah boy on Tiger Mountain over 40 years ago.
King County Public Health will conduct four free H1N1 vaccine clinics on Saturday, Dec. 5 and Wednesday, Dec. 9, as a way to provide access to people at highest risk for H1N1 influenza (swine flu) who cannot afford to pay.
Thanks in part to a huge effort by residents and city staff in Issaquah and Sammamish, the Eastside Month of Concern for the Hungry last month contributed more than 77,000 pounds of food and almost $10,000 in cash donations to East King County food banks.
Rolling slowdowns are scheduled for Monday and Tuesday night on the I-405 through Renton as crews close lanes and perform two rolling slowdowns for construction work. The rolling slowdowns are expected to last 10 to 15 minutes.
Frank and Maureen Santoni have made a beautiful home for themselves.
Their 30 year old timber house sits in a small clearing, close to Sammamish City Hall and 228th Avenue but sheltered from the noise of the street by tall Douglas Fir, Maple and Alder trees.
State Route 520 to be closed 20 times in December near Bellevue and Redmond
