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.
Since the City of Issaquah is responsible for regulating development, including how stormwater is managed, it is now required to comply with the Washington State Department of Ecology’s new “National Pollution Discharge Elimination System” (NPDES) Phase II municipal stormwater permit.
The city and local groups have worked hard to replace a 70-year-old dam that is killing salmon, but final say is now with federal agency
Sri Lankan communities in Eastern Washington are hoping raise awareness of the political and social conditions in their native country.
Sammamish residents Surabhi Nirkhe, Stephanie Kim, and Emily Chen, students of the International Community School (ICS), achieved outstanding results at the Future Business Leaders of America (FBLA) State Business Leadership Conference in Spokane last month.
The Issaquah Farmers Market at Pickering Barn will host an Armed Forces Day event from 10:45 a.m. until noon, Saturday, May 16.
A 23 year old Kent man was arrested by Issaquah Police on Monday, May 11, for investigation of “Aiming or Discharging a Firearm” and “Reckless Endangerment,” following an incident in Issaquah last month.
Both charges are misdemeanors.
On Saturday, May 16, Issaquah History Museums will host an interpretive hike of the Issaquah-Superior mine site.
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The Day of the Three Thunderstorms may sound like the title of an ancient fable, or a mystical tale of mother earth and winds and messages sent down from above.
A 23 year old Kent man was arrested by Issaquah Police on Monday, May 11, for investigation of “Aiming or Discharging a Firearm” and “Reckless Endangerment,” following an incident in Issaquah last month.
Both charges are misdemeanors.
As the City continues its work to update Issaquah’s Shoreline Master Program (SMP) – which is required by the state – members of the public are invited to share their input during several upcoming meetings.
A pile of freshly cooked pancakes is always going to draw a crowd.
And that’s what the members of the Issaquah Valley Seniors Center found out on Saturday when they held their annual fundraising pancake breakfast.
At the age of 36, Mark Mullet has already been through the kind of career realization that typically comes only later in life.
Traveling the world at the very pinnacle of the financial services industry, as a top executive of Bank of America and a foreign exchange trader with Swiss banks in New York and London, for Mullet the fiscal rewards were handsome.
Lake Washington School District (LWSD) Superintendent Chip Kimball has announced that the district has been able to cut the $7.7 million from its budget required by the state government without laying off any teachers or increasing class sizes.
Harvey Manning — an environmental advocate who was instrumental in the preservation of mountains and wilderness areas around Issaquah — was honored posthumously this week with the 2009 Ruth Kees Award for a Sustainable Community.
School funding advocates are celebrating the passage of a bill which they say will guarantee the protection of school programs and funding levels in the future.
The City of Sammamish’s next “Fourth on the Plateau” production — an Independence Day gathering featuring fireworks, food, music and big crowds — will once again rely on the contributions of volunteers and community-minded businesses.
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