Forget the Federal stimulus package. In addition to unveiling plans Sept. 29 at Issaquah City Hall for a new 175-bed…
Issaquah School District officials are warning parents again about strangers approaching children after a Sept. 29 incident involving a local…
Police are still searching for clues and looking for new leads in a Sept. 27 strong arm-robbery case that occurred…
Mountains to Sound Summer Camp volunteers Amy Spens and Esther Ruggles were back after spending part of their summer on…
It is a pretty simple idea – by making an effort to spend shopping dollars with local businesses as much as possible, residents are developing job opportunities for their friends and family, supporting the maintenance of local infrastructure, keeping towns and villages viable, and promoting an economic activity which nourishes social energy, is attractive to new families, and prevents the erosion of communities due to the leakage of money to bigger centers.
The Issaquah City Council will hold a public hearing at its regular meeting of Monday, Oct. 5, to consider opposing Tim Eyman’s Initiative 1033.
komonews.com are reporting that Skyline High School librarian Kathy Linderman passed away on Saturday after a long battle with cancer.
KOMO News are reporting that Ryan Job, a graduate of Issaquah High School and former Navy SEAL, has died after undergoing surgery to treat an injury he sustained while serving in Iraq.
Wellington exec expects loan to be renegotiated — conservation groups criticize development as inappropriate use of valuable site
This year’s construction and disruption at Issaquah High School are nothing new.
Dust and smoke rose in 1961 when the land at the foot of Tiger Mountain was cleared for a brand new high school. Dick Campbell has vivid memories of those days.
With the City of Issaquah Development Commission last week approving plans for a new fire station to serve the northwest section of Issaquah, the path has been smoothed for construction to begin soon, city officials have said.
Pedestrian bridge over East Lake Sammamish Parkway could be replaced by a zebra crossing
The fourth in our series of Q and A sessions with the candidates for
Sammamish City Council.
The fourth in our series of Q and A sessions with the candidates for Issaquah City Council.
The state is pushing to start collecting tolls on the SR 520 floating bridge as early as November of next year, but the start date could be delayed until June 2011.
In burgeoning Eastside cities such as Redmond, Bellevue, Kirkland and Sammamish, there are better ways to get to work, school or the grocery store than driving alone.
As construction continues to install a roundabout at East Lake Sammamish Parkway and Southeast 43rd Way, all lanes of the intersection are currently down to one lane in each direction while the contractor completes road grade improvements.
A one-on-one mentoring program for students with language barriers or other academic obstacles is going into its fifth year in the Lake Washington School District (LWSD) with full funding and increased presence in every corner of the district.
Representatives from Swedish Medical Center and elected officials — including Governor Christine Gregoire — will be visiting Issaquah over the next few weeks to introduce the community to the city’s first full-service hospital.
While Endeavor Elementary School fifth-grader Alicia Seidel might have a hard time winning the Best of the 80s Costume Contest of the 2009 Bellevue Arthritis Walk, the strides she’s made illustrate how far arthritis treatments have come over the past 30 years.
