The city of Issaquah is now banning dogs from Timberlake Park, bringing it into line with the rest of the…
The City of Issaquah Development Commission is holding a public hearing on Aug. 5 at 7 p.m. to discuss the…
Kaitlyn Kamstra from Eastlake High School has been awarded the fifth Cory O’Brien Memorial Scholarship.
There is hardly a stronger symbol of division than a barricade across a street, dividing one neighbor from another.
There are more than 30 such barricades on streets around Sammamish.
Motorists in Sammamish and Issaquah will need to make alternate travel plans between Aug. 12 and 17, with the closure of the intersection at Inglewood Hill Road and East Lake Sammamish Parkway.
Fifty was Mary Anne Kobylka’s magic number.
She hoped to reach her 50th birthday this September.
The city of Issaquah has made plans to replace 25 aging poplar trees on Front Street N. and NE Gilman Blvd. with ginkgo and dogwood trees.
The poplars, which were taken out this week, were planted in 1972, and are beginning to pose safety concerns.
The Issaquah Police Department will once again host its annual National Night Out event — including live demonstrations, raffles, food and information booths — on the steps of City Hall the night of Tuesday, Aug. 4.
Sammamish Police reported that there had been a number of thefts of personal belongings from people visiting Pine Lake Park.
The Eastside Transportation Association (ETA) announced Tuesday that they had filed a writ of prohibition against Washington Governor, Christine Gregoire, which aims to stop Sound Transit from using space on Interstate 90 for light rail.
There are several events coming up in Sammamish this month that need a lot of volunteer assistance.
Although she died May 6, 2009, the stories of Ruth Kees, Issaquah’s longtime environmental activist, live on through the Issaquah History Museums’ Oral History Video Project.
Metropolitan King County Council this week called on Congress to pass comprehensive health care reform in 2009.
Just what the future of health care in the United States will look like is a concept very much in flux at the moment, with legislators at the federal level currently considering bills which the Obama White House hopes will improve what is regarded as one of the worst systems among developed nations.
Sign up to be a volunteer naturalist with the Cedar River Salmon Journey, a free public outreach and education program that takes place on the Cedar River in October and November.
The Issaquah Food and Clothing Bank is gearing up to prepare for the upcoming school year and desperately needs school supplies and backpacks to help local families.
Issaquah City council member Fred Butler and friends Phyllis and Tony Schaff take a pause during last week’s Issaquah Chamber…
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It is a typical July night for teenagers. Summer is in full swing and hanging out with friends is a…
In continuing to pursue the goal of creating a sustainable community Issaquah is considering joining a league of other cities…
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