The Issaquah graduation was one of a series of Lake Washington and Issaquah School district senior events over the past two weeks.
The City of Issaquah has begun a discussion with the Issaquah Chamber of Commerce concerning the city’s sign code. The…
The Issaquah Salmon Days Festival office is still searching for the right piece of artwork to represent the event this year, and are offering a geat opportunity for local artists.
To spend or not to spend? That was the question being pondered by City of Sammamish councilors at Monday night’s capital project budget study session.
The Sammamish Kiwanis Club is close to finalizing an arrangement to hold a public forum for Sammamish City Council candidates prior to the elections in November.
Sustainability, in development, transportation, commerce, and community networks, is certainly a hot topic at the moment.
Trevor Wallace and Joseph Zhang, members of Derona Burkholder and April Erikson’s fifth grade classes, wait for the Sunny Hills Elementary fifth grade promotion ceremony to begin on Tuesday.
Discovery Elementary School students Courtney Crocker, Andie Corno, Connor Sullivan, Andrew Blessington were part of a noisy and colorful farewell to junior school last week, during a party for the departing fifth graders.
Following months of discussion, on Monday night the Issaquah City Council unanimously approved to send the proposed land use amendments focusing on alternative energy back to the land use committee.
As a trade-off to saving teachers following a $7.7 million budget deficit for the upcoming year, the Lake Washington School District was forced to increase program fees to help make up the difference.
Approved application for a farm in Plateau neighborhood raises ire of residents and brings code into question
The Issaquah City Council sustainability committee will consider the city’s proposed ordinance to prohibit polystyrene food packaging throughout the summer.
Commuters and residents frustrated by delays being caused by roadworks on Eastlake Sammamish Parkway are being warned that they will get worse before they get better.
Most people experience some frustration with the Puget Sound region’s sluggish response to its transportation problems. Recently, both voters and leaders have been split on whether to invest in roads or in transit.
Overdue fees and state law force Sammamish to change charges
Mountains to Sound Greenway Days kicks off this weekend, offering events and activities around Issaquah, encouraging people to get out around town.
Hikers hoping to trek the popular Ice Caves Trail will not have to wait much longer.
Construction of a new trail bridge over the Stillaguamish River is underway.
Congratulations to Ariel Hagen, a senior at Issaquah High School. She has been selected as the April Red Robin Scholar Athlete of the Month by the Issaquah High School Booster Club and Red Robin Restaurant.
To round off a school year that saw them again offering great support to high school students in the area, the Rotary Club of Sammamish recently awarded 11 scholarships to seniors who will be attending college this fall.
Eastlake High School and Tiger Mountain Community High School celebrated graduation ceremonies last week, bidding farewell to the class of…
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