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.
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Stuart returns to city council to join new majority
Pam Stuart, who served on the council from Jan. 2018 to Dec. 2021, was appointed by King County Council to fill Ken Gamblin’s vacated seat.
Sammamish celebrates Dragon Boat Festival with culture-filled event
The June 4 festival showcased Chinese dances, instruments, and songs, as well as a taekwondo demonstration and various arts, crafts, and games.
Skyline student organizes pro-choice walkout amidst Roe uncertainty
Freshman Mehr Tarafdar organized the walkout in response to the leaked Supreme Court draft abortion opinion.
Malchow resigns as mayor, relinquishes council seat
Malchow pointed to conflicts between her family life and her work on the council to explain why she is leaving.
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Eastlake senior introduces Biden during first presidential visit in six years
Juliana Graceffo opened for President Biden at his April visit to Auburn.
Sammamish settles federal lawsuit, can no longer delete “off-topic” comments
City pays $150K to settle partner lawsuits that alleged Sammamish unconstitutionally censored residents who lobbed criticisms on social media.
LWSD receives blowback after reprimanding teacher for wearing Chinese dress
Chinese American parents filed a discrimination complaint against LWSD for forcing the teacher to apologize.
Cascade Ridge fifth-grader reflects on 11 years of life in published memoir
In it, Meher Munshi tells 10 short stories of various moments in her life.