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Sammamish teen acts as ambassador
Lauren Rice on the balcony of her hotel room in Lucerne, Switzerland. Eastlake senior Lauren Rice spent two weeks in Europe as an ambassador abroad, sponsored by LeadAmerica, with 70 other young leaders from ...
Town Center is source of ideas for Central Issaquah Plan By Kyra Low Reporter Newspapers More than 50 Issaquah residents, council members and various commission members toured the new mixed-use development in ...
If approved, the city would get its first public waterfront here, at Sammamish Landing, near the city's border with Redmond.
How low can a thief go? Enough to rob 11-year-olds
We're asking for your help to try and catch a thief so low, that he pulled a knife on a group of 11-year-old girls and robbed them.
Sammamish teachers hone skills at Fred Hutchinson
Two science teachers from Eastlake High School have chosen to trade in two and a half weeks of their summer vacation to participate in the Fred Hutchinson Cancer Research Center's Science Education ParTyrell ...
Easing the pain of expensive gas
Time magazine had an interesting article in a recent July issue: 10 Things You Can Like About $4 Gas.
Ron Pedee, EFR Board of Directors chair explains to Chief Lee Soptich his concerns about the current 2009 budget proposal for Eastside Fire and Rescue.
Sammamish, Auburn investigate theft, fraud, burglary case
When a husband and wife in the 3400 block of East Lake Sammamish Shore Lane Northeast heard noises in their home early on the morning of July 10, they thought it might be their grown son.
Sammamish, Auburn investigate theft, fraud, burglary case
When a husband and wife in the 3400 block of East Lake Sammamish Shore Lane Northeast heard noises in their home early on the morning of July 10, they thought it might be their grown son.
Time for a - National Night Out' with the neighbors
Captain Bogg & Salty will perform "pirate rock" at the National Night Out kick-off event.
Sammamish plans $19 million parks bond issue
Sammamish residents will vote in November, for the first time since creating their own city, whether to tax themselves to improve their park system.
Dog eat dog? Let's paws and reflect on that
A nnouncer: "We interrupt our regular programming for a historic political event, the first gubernatorial debate between the candidates' pets.
A shot across the land-use bow
There's been a frenzy of activity this month surrounding a controversial King County ordinance that governs the way people can use their land.
Fast crowd draws Friday-night revelers to Redmond
It was back in the '60s when the wheels started turning. Free love was in the air, Nixon was headed for office and Seattleite Jerry Baker was campaigning to build a velodrome in Redmond's Marymoor Park.
The sport of rowing may be physically demanding, but it's also one in which success comes quickly.
Photographer brings dog's story to life
"What do you do when you have a great book but not-so-great photos? You call in a professional photographer," said Anne Lindsay, photographer for Kim Pearson's book "Dog Park Diary: The social round of Goody ...
"We're in challenging times and we need to look at ways to streamline our budget." Councilwoman Kathy Lambert supported Yazici's proposal to send a letter to the fire-fighting agency requesting that limit, ...
Team 7 Investigation Sparks State Audit Of Sound Transit
When KIRO Team 7 Investigators first started working on this story, we were told, "That's how politics works.
County's dilemma: Cut trees or lose federal funds
Chop down riverside trees that provide shade for young salmon or lose millions in federal support to fix aging levees -- that's what the Army Corps of Engineers is telling King County.