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The Eastside Endoscopy Center is holding an open house today, March 28, from 4 – 7 p.m. in the new Issaquah Medical Building to show off its new operations.
The newly formed Issaquah Chamber task force, the Young Issaquah Professionals, plans to stage a power shopping event to boost a lucky Issaquah business on Monday, April 16.
The reigning Pom champs successfully defended their title, and took 3rd in the Dance competition at the WIAA 2012 championships Friday, March 23.
Construction moves to Lake Washington this week on the new State Route 520 floating bridge, slated to open by the end of 2014. An open house on the project is scheduled today, March 27, in Medina.
Today students will mark the private Sammamish school's "Peace and Justice Day" by doing service projects in the community.
Todd Short is among 12 award recipients honored at the 16th-annual American Red Cross Heroes Breakfast in Seattle, for his actions in resuscitating an Issaquah man.
Crime Stoppers and the Washington Bankers Association are offering a $1,000 reward for information leading to an arrest and charge of a suspect wanted in the March 24 robbery of KeyBank in Issaquah.
A 71-year-old man walked into the Bellevue Police Department headquarters and confessed to murdering his wife.
The Washington State Department of Transportation will hold two open houses on the State Route 520 Bridge construction. The first of the open houses is in Medina. Get the details here
Thanks for voting! Results will be posted here later today.
The juice and smoothie eatery is holding a hiring fair for summer jobs at area stores.
KeyBank on Gilman Boulevard was robbed at gunpoint Saturday morning, March 24, by a man wearing a beige hooded coat and carrying a motorcycle helmet.
Residents have reported being told they must pay to register their homes in a 9-1-1 database, but this is not true; any request for 9-1-1 funds over the telephone is fraud.
The following reports are from Sammamish Police reports for March 5-March 16. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
The following information comes from reports provided by the Issaquah Police Department for March 16-March 19. An arrest does not indicate a conviction.
After a nail-biting competition, UEMA comes out with the upper hand this week in our Readers' Choice competition.
The Sammamish Arts Commission and Sammamish Walks have created a special event with resident Poet Welch to mark National Poetry Month in Sammamish.
The Sammamish Arts Commission is looking for volunteers to participate as readers at the April 19 interactive theatre event.
We're co-hosting a good new-fashioned Tweetup at the Flat Iron Grill next Thursday, March 29, with Marisa Ormando of Abellahomes.com
Teams from Samantha Smith Elementary and Grand Ridge Elementary will compete for top honors at the King County Library competition's Grand Challenge in Issaquah Friday, March 23.
