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The City of Sammamish announced it will try to reschedule a planned public meeting with Dr. Traci Pierce this evening at Sammamish City Hall. The City Council meeting is still on the schedule.
The Winter Storm Warning continues for Sammamish and Issaquah, but the system will likely turn to a rain/snow mix by tomorrow.
WSDOT closed the state route between Interstate 90 state route 164 several times this week; as of 2 p.m. Saturday it was reopened to traffic. State route 202 is expected to open by sundown.
Continuing snow, icy road conditions may result in some bus trip and route cancellations Tuesday, Jan. 17.
The school announced Monday evening it will be closed Tuesday, including extra-curricular activities and conferences.
Due to expected low temps and snowfall, Lake Washington School District will be closed tomorrow. All activities and athletics are cancelled.
The district says a test drive of area roads led it to cancel all classes Tuesday; high school finals pushed back one day.
Here are two clever snow-themed demonstrations by doctors at Swedish Issaquah demonstrating the abilities of the da Vinci surgical robot.
The locally owned running apparel store is holding specials and giveaways throughout the weekend, and Sammamish Mayor Tom Odell will cut the grand opening ribbon today at noon.
The Lake Washington School District Board denied a petition from Sammamish neighborhoods for a territory transfer from the Snoqualmie Valley School District.
Pacific Lutheran University hosted a memorial honoring the life of the 34-year-old Mount Rainier National Park Ranger Margaret Anderson who was shot and killed on New Year's Day.
All lanes will be closed between Seattle and I-405 beginning at 11 p.m. Friday.
Monday, Jan. 23, the community is invited to meet this year's Art Commissioners and learn about art programs, events, and exhibitions planned for this year.
The special election, scheduled for April 17, will require a supermajority to pass, and would reduce local school taxes.
The Seattle Synchronized Swim Team will be hosting a free lesson this Saturday at the Redmond Pool.
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At its study session Tuesday, Jan. 10, the council will hold public interviews with applicants for positions on four advisory commissions and the Beaver Lake Management District Board.
The Fall City Republican says he will complete his obligations in the current legislative session before campaigning in earnest for the seat held for 16 years by Democrat Brad Owen.
Paintings and drawings by AP Studio Art and Painting students at Eastside Catholic will be on display at the Starbucks on 228th Avenue NE throughout January.
High demand for tickets has prompted the organizers to extend the show's run here to Feb. 12.
