Hundreds of volunteers will be mobilized to participate in several events scheduled in December through their “Christmas Presence” program, designed to make Christmas memorable for families and people of all ages.
The Lake Washington School District Board of Directors unanimously approved at its Nov. 23 meeting three funding measures — two levies and one bond measure — to place on the Feb. 9, 2010 ballot.
The fate of promised Transit Now initiative just the tip of the iceberg hiding bigger issue of Highlands plan.
Wednesday, Dec. 2, the City of Sammamish will hold their annual Holiday Lighting Ceremony, 5:30-6:30 p.m. at City Hall. Co-hosted…
There was no garbage, recycling or compost collection from Waste Management and Rabanco yesterday, Thursday, Nov. 26 due to the…
The saying goes, in order to comprehend your future, you need to understand your past.
If that is the case then the city of Sammamish is rudderless, and lost at sea.
The Sammamish Symphony Orchestra, led by Conductor and Music Director, R. Joseph Scott, will hold their Holiday Pops concert at…
On a cold and rainy Tuesday afternoon, a sparse but regular flow of traffic rolled up and down NE Park…
King County Elections certified results Nov. 24 from the county’s first all-mail General Election, completely accounting for all ballots received…
Drivers should expect possible delays on Monday night and Tuesday night this week as crews close West Lake Sammamish Parkway near SR 520.
County deaths caused by traffic accidents and suicides reached decade-lows last year while homicides were higher, according to the King County Medical Examiner’s 2008 annual report.
The weekly Issaquah Police blotter is represented on an interactive map below. The interactive map also allows the information relating…
Members of the City of Sammamish Planning Commission have identified what they feel are flaws in the city’s Town Center plan, and are considering suggesting the council make a number of significant changes to the plan and its regulations.
The Washinton Trails Association are planning a number of work party’s on Tiger and Taylor Mountain over the next few…
Tiger Mountain Community High School is holding a fundraising rummage sale Dec. 11, 12, and 13, and is currently seeking…
With the rain falling, and more predicted, Issaquah residents will be casting a wary eye on Issaquah Creek to see if we are headed for a repeat of the floods in January of this year.
State Representatives for the 5th District Jay Rodne and Glenn Anderson will next week meet with residents of the Issaquah Highlands to talk about the functioning of government.
One of the great traditions of Eastside Rotary groups is their support of young students who are doing their best to succeed, as students and as people. In October the Rotary Club of Redmond applauded the efforts Eastlake High School seniors Natalie White and Callum Court, honoring them with Students of the Month awards.
Toys for Tots began in 1947, when Major Bill Hendricks and a group of Marine Reservists in Los Angeles collected and distributed 5,000 toys to needy children.
After more than three hours of math, geography and history lessons, dealt out and received by Eastside Fire and Rescue (EFR) officials and Sammamish City Councilors at a Nov. 17 meeting at City Hall, it was a simple piece of logic offered by councilor Kathy Huckabay which most succinctly surmised what is becoming a significant problem for her city.
