The Issaquah City Council recently adopted revamped tree preservation codes.
To help citizens who have outstanding traffic tickets and fines regain their drivers licenses, Issaquah Municipal Court is offering a Debt Reduction Program from May 1 – 31.
Issaquah’s Eastside Baby Corner was recognized for its outstanding commitment to the community at the 2009 Bellevue Chamber of Commerce Business Awards on Wednesday, April 29.
Chloe Young was one youngster to get into the creative spirit at Sponge’s Kites and Cakes event in Issaquah on Saturday.
Congratulations to Kyle Hansen, a senior at Issaquah High School, who has been selected as the March Red Robin Scholar Athlete of the Month by the Issaquah Booster Club and Red Robin Restaurant.
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The Downtown Issaquah Association is kicking off the summer season this week with live music, a plethora of art, and plenty of good company to enjoy it in.
The eighth annual ArtWalk Issaquah begins at 5 p.m. Friday, May 1 in the historic downtown area.
The Issaquah Rotary Club honored five students from three area high schools as “athletes of the year” at its Tuesday, May 28 luncheon.
Vehicle prowl A black 2008 Mercendes Benz was reported broken-in to at 2:22 p.m. April 24 at Costco, 1801 10th…
As state governments all over the country search for ways to cut millions from their budgets, no stone is being left unturned.
While the Swine flu outbreak is dominating national and international news, the Washington State Department of Health has confirmed there have been no recorded cases in this state.
The city of Issaquah has a new award to put up on the wall.
The U.S. Chamber of Commerce Business Civic Leadership Center and Siemens Corporation recently named Issaquah as a leading example of a sustainable community.
Monday nights in Issaquah just got a little more interesting.
Grimaldi’s Coffee House hosted its first Open Mic night from 7-9 p.m. Monday, April 27, and will keep the practice up every fourth Monday of the month.
Volunteers for the Issaquah Flatland Community Garden are preparing to get dirty.
Community members gathered Wednesday, April 22 for the third informational meeting about the garden, and laid out plans for the first work party.
The Issaquah School Board voted Wednesday, April 22 to approve a motion laying off 158 teachers after district officials presented a “reduction in force” plan to combat a possible $10.5 million decrease in state funding.
This is the final weekend of six weekend closures for the state Route 520 bridge approach panel repair work.
The State House voted 52-46 on Friday, April 17, to start tolling on the state Route 520 floating bridge as early as this August to pay for it’s replacement.
Starting Monday, May 4 the Washington State Department of Transportation (WSDOT) will close the HOV express lanes on the Interstate 90 bridge across Lake Washington around the clock for up to three weeks.
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