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The Issaquah City Council will consider an ordinance to ban most plastic bag use and institute a 5-cent fee for paper grocery bags at its April 2 meeting.
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Given possible upcoming winter driving conditions, Washingtonians have two extra weeks to get the studs off this year.
Easter's coming right up, and starting March 31, you can keep the kids hopping with fun at these great Sammamish and Issaquah events.
Costco, Fred Meyer, QFC, Bartell Drugs and Target are among the stores that have applications pending to begin selling spirits.
Judge Warning reverses previous ruling.
Police have seen some cases of vehicle prowlers getting home addresses from car registrations while people are shopping and immediately burglarizing the owner's home.
The Sammamish Police Department said all 17 local businesses it recently tested had a perfect score on alcohol compliance.
Three participating Issaquah restaurants are offering 'Prix Fixe' menus through March 25.
March 20 officially kicks off the beginning of spring. Have you spotted any signs of spring around your neighborhood?
Police have seen cases of vehicle prowlers getting home addresses from car registrations and then burglarizing the owner's home -- apparently in Kirkland and other Eastside cities.
The hospital system told employees Monday it is losing $250,000 a day; it's not clear yet just how workers at the Swedish Issaquah campus would be affected by layoffs.
Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust is seeking the national designation to increase funding opportunities and formalize sustainable conservation practices on public lands.
The fundraiser for Pennies for Patients, which included a successful McTeachers Night at McDonald's in Sammamish March 7, netted nearly $2,000 more than the school's original goal.
The district seeks feedback from parents and the community through March 30.
Six officers will receive honorable mentions at the awards ceremony in Washington D.C. for their roles in a deadly shooting last September in Issaquah.
The company said its Sammamish brokers are still working, and available via telephone or the John L. Scott website until the office reopens in May.
Entries for the $1,000 scholarship, available to high school seniors and college freshmen and sophomores, must be submitted by Monday, April 16.
Thanks for voting for and rating your favorite martial arts training for kids; results coming later today.
Sammamish resident Becky Callahan suggests some simple education about proper butt disposal would be sufficient here.
