Sri Lankan communities in eastern Washington planned the prayer event last week in the hope of raising awareness of the political and social conditions in their native country.
Eastside Catholic High School senior finds Crohn’s disease in her own cells during project for BioMedical course
“I’m so proud I could just die,” said Amy Moe. She is sitting at one of the tables right at the back of the crowded room.
As a student and young professional in the twin cities of Minnesota, Tola Marts saw the devastating and permanent effect that the economic cycle can have on small cities and towns.
Hard-working family has the rug pulled out from under them as owners of their rental home foreclose
Tom Vance, the current Chair of the City of Sammamish Planning Commission, has announced his candidacy for the Sammamish City Council.
The opening day of the market was blessed by good weather, with the sun breaking through the clouds just minutes before it was due to open.
‘From the mouths of babes’ — Mead students join UK children in Wish Flag initiative
A high school project to study and report on different tissue diseases became a lot more than a quest for a good grade when one student answered the question her doctors couldn’t: what was wrong with her digestive track?
In a letter Wednesday to teachers, parents and students, Issaquah School District Superintendent Dr Steve Rasmussen announced the good news that “we expect to recall most certified employees” who were earmarked for layoffs as part of the district’s efforts to trim about $10 million from its budget.
The Issaquah City Council finally came to a decision last night on an issue that has been surfacing repeatedly in committee and council meetings for the past year: campaign finance reform.
The Issaquah City Council weighed in on two revisions to the Issaquah Highlands two-party agreement Monday night, voting to approve one despite conflicting opinions, and delaying the other to a June committee meeting.
Issaquah Mayor Ava Frisinger was chosen as the Citizen of the Year at the Chamber of Commerce’s 30th annual Community Awards Banquet, for her hard work and dedication to the city, Chamber Chairman of the Board Bob Ittes said.
A section of the Issaquah-Fall City Road has been identified by King County as having unique historic and scenic qualities deserving special recognition.
The 30th Annual Issaquah Chamber of Commerce Community Awards will be held this coming Tuesday, May 19, from 12:00 noon to 1:30 pm at the Holiday Inn.
The I-90 express lanes will reopen to carpools, vanpools, buses and Mercer Island drivers Saturday, May 16.
Police continue investigation of handgun incident in downtown Issaquah
Katelyn Lewis, Kimberly Heitkamp, Ava Giovanola, Elizabeth Heitkamp, Dawn Appel, Amanda Delgado Cathleen Heitkamp, Andy McCune, Ali Elsaeidy, Keen Wong, Mark McCune, Alex Appel, Quincy Loreen, and Curt McCune, were all part of the ISC Arsenal Blue soccer team fundraising carwash for Dawn Appel and the Washington Bone Marrow fund recently.
“Many native people, such as the Tlingit people, believe that each generation is responsible for the seven generations that come after them.”
As part of the City of Sammamish 10th birthday celebrations, the city will bury a 40-year time capsule carrying videotaped messages from 10-year-old children and other residents.
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