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- Local teen starts nonprofit to give used Indian dresses a second life
- Skyline students balk at starting school in August
- Sammamish entrepreneur brings Mexican cuisine and happiness to your door
- New council ends years-long effort to tighten traffic standards
- Teens find camaraderie while slinging pies for MOD Pizza
City Hall
New council ends years-long effort to tighten traffic standards
The council voted on July 5 to switch to a less expensive approach to managing traffic, preventing those standards from stopping development.
Business
Teens find camaraderie while slinging pies for MOD Pizza
Since the restaurant opened up jobs to teens under 18 last year, students make up more than 50% of the staff, learning life skills and building friendships as they work.
Community
Sand sculpture outside city hall honors Snoqualmie people
Sue McGrew and Bethany Fackrell, two local artists, sculpted the two sides to depict the culture of the Snoqualmie people.
Education
Skyline students balk at starting school in August
School will start on Aug. 30 this year, almost a week earlier than the starting date four years ago.
Sports & Rec
Eastlake hosts summer athletics to develop talent
The seven sports-based summer programs include boys and girls basketball, coed cross country, football, girls soccer, girls volleyball, and wrestling.
PODCASTS
PODCAST: The 23-year wait for a park and ride
We talked to former council member Jason Ritchie and a few Sammamish citizens to gain a better understanding of the North Sammamish Park and Ride.