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Jeanne is the Local Editor for Kirkland and Redmond Patch sites.  She moved here from Eastern Washington, where she worked for community and business print newspapers, most recently in Spokane at the Journal of Business before coming to Patch in 2010.

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Skyline High School Closed Due to Online Shooting Threat

The Issaquah School District says school officials were contacted by Sammamish Police last night, and the school has been closed today as the source of the threat to shoot students is sought.

Skyline High School Closed Due to Online Shooting Threat
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Talk to Us: How Do You Help Your Kids Cope with Fear, Tragedy?

With Lake Washington and Issaquah School district kids in the center of recent community upheaval, what are your strategies to help them deal with stress? Share your thoughts with your neighbors.

Talk to Us: How Do You Help Your Kids Cope with Fear, Tragedy?
Sammamish-Issaquah|News|

You Know You're in Issaquah When...

How do you know you've made it to Issaquah, where it's like a walk in the park?

You Know You're in Issaquah When...
Sammamish-Issaquah|News|

Update: Two Federal Way Teens Killed in Hiking Accident

The accident happened Sunday evening, near Otter Falls outside of North Bend while a party of four was hiking. Two boys, aged 16 and 18, fell from a rock near the falls and died of their injuries.

Update: Two Federal Way Teens Killed in Hiking Accident
Redmond, WA|News|

Fall Fun: Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches

Although most patches don't open until October, it's never too early to start planning those fun fall weekends at local farms. Tell us your favorite in the comments.

Fall Fun: Corn Mazes and Pumpkin Patches
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Found: Chicken

Found: Chicken
Sammamish-Issaquah|News|

Consumer Alert: Exercise Caution with Dog Treats

The FDA says more than 2,200 pet illnesses and more than 350 pet deaths have been reported and are likely linked to chicken jerky treats, but a definitive cause has not yet been identified.

Consumer Alert: Exercise Caution with Dog Treats