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Students with severe allergies may be treated at school NEW — 6 a.m. May 18, 2013 School districts and private schools will have the ability to have stock epinephrine auto injectors prescribed to...
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... Smile, Wave!’ campaign promotes bike safety A new campaign called “Look, Smile, Wave!” is on the streets promoting bus and bike safety as Bike Month continues, according to a press release...
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Skyline finds possible new quarterback from Florida Skyline High School may have found its new quarterback — Florida all-state quarterback Kilton Anderson. That’s according to several recent news...
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Liberty’s doubles team advances to districts The Liberty High School doubles tennis team of Jenny Adams and Kristy Braunston made history at the KingCo tournament. The duo took second place, good...
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Liberty volunteer honored Melissa Blue, a senior at Liberty High School, was recognized by the Prudential Spirit of Community Awards program as a top youth volunteer in a ceremony at the school April...
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Liberty hires new girls basketball coach Liberty High School has hired Curtis Terry as the girls basketball coach. Terry comes to Liberty after serving as an assistant at Auburn Riverside. He played...
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Follow the sun to Sun Lakes/Dry Falls Weekend Wanderer set out mid-April for Sun Lakes/Dry Falls State Park, about a 200-mile drive from Issaquah. The clouds hung low over the mountains on Snoqualmie...
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It’s not my yard I have a question. Are the deer living in our yards, or we living in theirs? I have a feeling it’s the latter. When we follow their eating habits we have to wonder, is there anything...
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Eagle Scout remodels church closet Over the course of four days and 185 hours of volunteer work, Matthew Harlan, of Sammamish, organized the cleanup and repair of a previously unusable storage closet...
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Development Services to close for training Customers should plan ahead for a three-day closure of the City Development Services Department as staff members undergo training. The department’s office...
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City backs Bike to Work Day With the month of May designated as National Bike Month, the Cascade Bicycle Club will host its annual Bike to Work Day with the help of the city of Issaquah. On May 17,...
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Off The Press It is a privilege to know Barry LeMond, a husband and father whose name most of you have probably never heard before. He’s a compassionate man who I first met while he was helping a...
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Liberty bounced early from KingCo softball post season It wasn’t the way the Liberty High School softball team expected the season to end, but after just one game in the KingCo tournament, Mercer...
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Editorial The city sign code is as important to our feelings about Issaquah as the trees that line the streets. Signs are important to commerce, and help lead the way, but for the most part are...
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Police & Fire A white Subaru station wagon was broken into April 26 in the 1800 block of 10th Avenue Northwest. An estimated $5,000 was stolen from the vehicle. Personal bubble burst A woman...
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Troopers, truckers team to look for unsafe drivers Washington State Patrol troopers will be back out May 20-24 conducting an aggressive driving emphasis in King County. This time, troopers will have...
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Mountains to Sound seeks federal title A newly announced bipartisan bill that would designate the Mountains to Sound Greenway Trust as a National Heritage Area might have a bumpy road to climb. U.S....
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Threesome headed to state tourney The two-day District 2 Tournament, at the par 72 Coyote Creek at Willows Run golf course May 7, was a success for both Issaquah and Skyline high school...
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Brian Mogg tops state’s best young golfers The boys golf state championships may not kick off until May 21, but Skyline High School junior Brian Mogg has already bested Washington’s top 116...
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... guilty of first-degree theater It is a shame that so many have experienced “Chicago” the musical in the form of the award-winning 2002 movie. If there is one thing that Village Theatre’s...