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The Sammamish Arts Commission and artEAST are bringing together the artists whose work is currently on display at Sammamish City Hall to talk about their processes.
The final show will be March 4 at Marymoor Park.
A display of solidarity is planned for Feb. 15 following the recent deaths of two alumni and beloved School Resource Officer Stan Chapin.
Following the deaths in the last two weeks of two alumni and beloved School Resource Officer Stan Chapin, a display of solidarity is planned for Feb. 15.
The Sammamish City Council voted to ceremonially name Eastlake feeder street Stan Chapin Way.
A display of solidarity is planned for Feb. 15 following the recent deaths of two alumni and beloved School Resource Officer Stan Chapin.
Along with snacks for teens, the roving Farm Rich tour left a giant check for Sammamish's new teen center.
Here's the lowdown on Spartan athletes moving on to state competition this weekend, and links to how you can go cheer them on.
You don't have to go far from home to find something special to say "I love you."
Patch editors Brent Champaco and Akiko Oda will be there to cover all the action.
Free workshop on posting events and announcements presented by Patch and SeniorNet of Puget Sound.
The city of Sammamish will take comments on the proposed development, which would be constructed near some critical areas and is seeking to build a bridge across Ebright Creek.
Free preventive dental program for children ages 6 to 13.
Businesses must request an extension for filing quarterly taxes by Jan. 31.
The Seattle-based airline company responded to consumer complaints.
The weather last week wreaked havoc on school schedules and meetings around the Eastside, so some application deadlines and meetings have been changed.
Several subdivisions have been hit by thieves, including at least one homeowner.
PSE said an additional 38,000 outages occurred Tuesday night, Jan. 24, and that about 10,000 of those are still without service this morning.
After school Tuesday, Jan. 24, two buses leaving Skyline High School "touched" each other, but the district says there were no injuries and no damage to either bus.
Due to weather delays and high demand, the show's organizers have extended its run to Feb. 19 at Marymoor Park.
