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Crime Stoppers is offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest after an I-90 overpass was damaged to the tune of $1.5 million.
Several Sammamish kids are raising funds as they prepare to race across the University Bridge this Sunday, May 20.
Roy Adler, who has been the school's Principal for 11 years, plans to retire in July.
Republican Jim Thatcher is a principal program manager at Microsoft.
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The following information is from Sammamish Police Department reports for April 29-May 12. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
The Issaquah shop with 14,000 "cubic" feet of showroom will be the subject of a money mob on Wednesday, May 23.
The $20 congestion reduction charge is intended to help preserve bus service in King County. The change includes eight Metro Transit bus rides for each household that registers a vehicle in King County.
James Windle, of Snoqualmie Pass, filed this week for the 8th District congressional race.
Help us identify the best, the cheapest, or just overall great summer camps (hopefully that still have some space).
The Sammamish Library has announced the selections for its Mother-Daughter Book Group for June through September.
Will Lewis’ 16-year-old son is in juvenile detention and has been charged with groping a girl and attacking a woman last week. Lewis is a former player and executive with the Seattle Seahawks.
So far, nearly 350 elections filings have been received by the state, including a number of local competitors for seats that fall in shifting district boundaries.
The Issaquah Chamber plans a special Moms event Wednesday, May 16, and Sammamish City Manager Ben Yazici will talk about the state of the city at the Sammamish Chamber's luncheon Thursday, May 17.
The the teen remains in juvenile detention pending a hearing to determine whether he is tried as a juvenile or an adult.
The City Council will hold public hearings on the 2012 Parks, Recreation, and Open Space plan as well as on proposed home business regulations.
King County Sheriffs and the Department of Health gives us advice on how to stay safe in the water.
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Congratulations to our winner and Happy Mother's Day to us all.
The MamaCon conference, started by Seattle-area moms Amy Lang and Kim Estes, will be in Bellevue from May 18 to May 19 at the Hilton Bellevue.
