Swedish Medical Center is inching ever closer to making a long sought dream a reality; bringing a hospital to Issaquah. This week excavation around the building site began.
Florence Koss is 98-years-old and lives by herself in the home she’s had for 73 years, so it’s understandable that…
The city of Issaquah approved the resolution to enter into a development agreement with the United States Postal Service to…
The slowed economy and a rise in unemployment has meant that more people are taking advantage of volunteering and pro-bono opportunities – to build their resumes or just to stay busy.
It was a good old-fashioned American barbeque and it’s something returning exchange students who spent a year abroad missed a…
The Issaquah School District received a copy of it’s students Washington Assessment of Student Learning test results for the final…
Interim King County Executive Kurt Triplett announced Thursday that major cuts for the county are coming in order to deal…
King County Elections will be open on Saturday to assist voters, ahead of Tuesday’s Election Day.
The Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will be closing the I-90 eastbound exit to Highlands Drive Northeast and East Sunset Way from 9 p.m. Aug. 18 to 5 a.m. Aug. 19.
From the very moment Alexis Chavez set foot on the African plains, she knew she was looking at her future.
At 22, the Bellevue native, via Brooklyn, Hawaii and Japan, had already lived a full and interesting life.
Light rail is coming to Issaquah. And the sooner the better.
That is the view of a number of Issaquah and Sammamish elected officials involved in transit and transportation planning for the Eastside.
The City of Sammamish has taken an important step in the creation of a new policy document regulating shoreline development, with the release of its latest Shoreline Master Program (SMP) draft.
Between now and November, every other Friday The Reporter will feature a question and answer session with each of the candidates for Sammamish City Council. Each candidate is given an equal amount of time, and space, to respond to a question regarding their city, the council, and matters of importance to residents.
Between now and November, every second week The Reporter will feature a question and answer session with each of the candidates for Issaquah City Council. Each candidate is given an equal amount of time, and space, to respond to a question regarding their city, the council, and matters of importance to Issaquah residents.
Motorists in Sammamish and Issaquah will need to make alternate travel plans from today until Monday, Aug. 17, with the closure of the intersection at Inglewood Hill Road and East Lake Sammamish Parkway.
his weekend’s planned lane closure on northbound I-405 in south Bellevue is another in a month of widening work that includes new lanes, new pavement and new striping.
Leaders from local Boards of Health in King, Pierce, Snohomish, Kitsap, Thurston and Clark counties joined in signing a letter to the Washington state Congressional delegation that calls the status quo unacceptable in terms of dollars and poor health, and urges members “not to be deterred by the theatrical tactics of those who oppose reform.”
Community Calendar
The summer is winding down and teachers and administrators are heading back to their classrooms in anticipation of the beginning…
The construction season continues in a big way as the city of Issaquah and the Washington State Department of Transportation…
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