Local
Two Issaquah gas stations are on state cleanup listNEW — 10:30 a.m. November 20, 2008
The state Department of Ecology and Shell Oil Co. have signed an agreement to clean up contamination at 83 current and former gas stations in Western Washington.
Two of those stations are in Issaquah — one near City Hall and the other at the intersection of Front Street and Gilman Boulevard. Read more »
Sports
All three area football teams get first-round winsSkyline extends win streak to 25 with 49-6 romp over Federal Way
Those who follow the undefeated Skyline High School football team know it has strong blockers, speedy kick returners and nearly uncoverable wide receivers. Read more »
Schools
Local Scouts help remember our veterans
Cub Scouts in Pack 639, sponsored by Issaquah VFW Post 3436, collect and return spent shells used in the Veterans Day 21-gun salute at City Hall to post commander David Waggoner. Photo by Greg Farrar.
For some students, Nov. 11 may have just been a day off from school. But for others, it was a time toremember sacrifices made by many men and women who have served in the country’s armed forces.
Local News
Two Issaquah gas stations are on state cleanup list
Bypass road riles community again
Issaquah Valley Trolley Project gets nudged ahead by city committee
Recycling event draws hundreds
New school board member sworn in Nov. 12
Feed Store to be host for nonprofits
Pet Food Bank helps four-legged friends in need
City Council committee moves to restore AtWork! grant
Adopt-a-Kokanee project helps endangered salmon
500 turkeys to go to families in need
Election results to be finalized November 25
Vote for local dog for Milk-Bone spokesdog
Help the food bank and get a free flu shot
Four men arrested in brazen Joe’s theft
Red Cross opens emergency shelter in Preston
Opinion
Sports
All three area football teams get first-round wins
Issaquah uses road-warrior mentality to hold off Kentwood
Liberty’s second-half rally for 21-17 win over Kennedy sets up rematch with Bellevue
Issaquah rolls into state volleyball tournament with an 18-1 streak
Local swimmers shine at speedy meet
Spartans in state semis with 1-0 win
Business
Overlake plans new, larger clinic
Businesses participate in county’s Waste Free Holidays
Schools
Local Scouts help remember our veterans
Going to school shouldn’t feel like washing hair
Community
Get a free flu shot, help the food bank
’Tis the season for catching a virus
Scouts care and share in a time of need
Issaquah church buys the homeless holiday meals
High Tea serves up great expectations
