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Get a Scare to Show You Care

Get a Scare to Show You Care

When was the last time you were frightened out of your skin, or the last time you got to frighten someone else out of their skin? This fall is your chance to repeat the experience with the Sammamish Rotary Club, Scare Productions, and the City of Sammamish at “Nightmare at ...

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Looking for Help in All the Right Places

Looking for Help in All the Right Places

At some point in the sweep of being a watchful parent comes a moment when you begin to wonder if one of your children is struggling more than normal with schoolwork. Could your child be reading sooner, or with more ease?

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Salmon BBQ

Salmon BBQ

Salmon are known as the king of fish, and are found in many places around the world. While there may be disagreements over the merits of Atlantic salmon versus Pacific salmon, and farmed versus wild, there is no contention about the flavor of this great fish, which can be prepared ...

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Residential options for aging

Residential options for aging

Many of us are in the aptly named “sandwich” phase of life, with the challenges of raising children while at the same time trying to be a helpful resource for our aging parents.

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Foreign students in our midst

Foreign students in our midst

Surveying the stands at a high school football game, it might be hard to differentiate one face from another. But beneath the green and silver, or purple and gold, or blue, white, and green is a diverse mix of students, some not even American.

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family & community

Help Save the Caboose
Help Save the Caboose
By Erica Maniez | September 7, 2010

A little yellow caboose sits on the tracks outside the historic Issaquah depot. You may have noticed it on a visit to the Depot Museum. The caboose was once used by the Weyerhaeuser Company, and it is a visible reminder of Issaquah’s railroading and logging history.

health & wellness

Childhood sports – out goes the fun, in come the injuries
Childhood sports – out goes the fun, in come the injuries
By Dr. Larry Greenblatt | June 29, 2010

The benefits of physical activity for children are well documented: increased fitness, better stamina, sharper mental health, better sleep, and better team-building skills. However, over the past two decades there has been a significant increase in sports-related injuries, and athletes are burning out at escalating rates. If you think these problems are related, you are correct.

food & entertaining

Grill Into Fall
Grill Into Fall
By Rachel Dedrickson | September 7, 2010

Fall brings new possibilities to the grilling scene. While summer menus may have included hamburgers and hot dogs, the incoming season offers its own mouthwatering options.

home & garden

The Ugly Duckling
The Ugly Duckling
By Fred Nystrom | September 7, 2010

Sooner or later almost every neighborhood ends up with one home that morphs, through neglect or some quirks of the owners, until finally it qualifies as the “ugly duckling” of the neighborhood.

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kids & schools

Foreign students in our midst
Foreign students in our midst
By Kelsey Bowlby | May 3, 2010

Surveying the stands at a high school football game, it might be hard to differentiate one face from another. But beneath the green and silver, or purple and gold, or blue, white, and green is a diverse mix of students, some not even American.

philanthropy & causes

AtWork!
AtWork!
By Fred Nystrom | September 2, 2010

What happens to young people who have a cognitive or physical disability once they complete their school years? This difficult question is answered right here in our community.

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