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.
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Sammamish Youth Board calls for removal of lower Snake River dams
They argued that the dams have had a disastrous impact on the Chinook salmon population, as well as other species that rely on salmon for food.
Sammamish celebrates first Independence Day since pandemic
Live music performances, a variety of food options, organization booths, and bouncy houses accompanied the classic fireworks on July 4.
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.
U.S. Bank adds coaching services to its repertoire in Sammamish
The program provides free one-on-one coaching sessions to help people achieve life goals.
Sammamish teenagers take on unique summer volunteering opportunities
Three rising juniors shared their passions for making a positive impact to the community this summer.
Hopefest returns this Saturday to aid homeless in Seattle
The student-run event will work to combat homelessness by providing supplies and services to those in need.
Sammamish Kiwanis to host Ski & Sport Swap this fall
Community members will be able to donate used snow gear that will be sold at the Ski & Sport Swap event, with proceeds going to charity.
City makes history by selecting Clark as mayor, Lam as deputy
Clark is the youngest and first openly LGBTQ mayor in city history, while Lam is the first Asian American.
Sammamish woman earns fifth-degree black belt in taekwondo
After 23 years of hard work, Amy Everson became the first woman outside the school’s founding family to earn a fifth-degree black belt.