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The Sammamish Independent announces a $2,000 scholarship for youth journalism, open to high school seniors and current college students. Applicants must have at least 10 published bylines in the publication, and submissions are due by June 14.
Hongning Wang has been appointed as the new editor-in-chief of the Sammamish Independent, succeeding Ananya Gupta. A junior at Eastlake High School, Wang aims to strengthen community connections and promote diverse perspectives while upholding the newspaper's student-run legacy.
Redmond Police are investigating a shooting that left one man hospitalized with multiple gunshot wounds near downtown Redmond. The incident, which occurred early Saturday morning, has prompted authorities to search for the suspect involved in the shooting. This event raises concerns about public safety in the local community.
The upcoming 2024 Legal Notices event, set to run from January 12 to January 27 in Shoreline, Washington, focuses on significant legal hearings involving major companies like Meta and X (formerly Twitter). Local stakeholders and businesses are encouraged to participate and stay informed about the legal proceedings that may impact the region's economic landscape.
The City of Sammamish will commence inspections and cleaning of stormwater pipes starting September 23, expected to last until the year's end, with minimal traffic disruptions. Additionally, paving work on Southeast 24th Street will take place from September 15 to September 19, involving lane closures and traffic control measures.
Regular City Council meetings in Sammamish are scheduled for the first and third Tuesday of each month at 6:30 pm, while a study session occurs on the second Tuesday. The meetings are crucial for community engagement and local governance, allowing residents to connect with their council members and discuss important issues. This ongoing schedule is essential for maintaining transparency and communication within the city.
FrightTown Eastside is a new Halloween attraction that promises a thrilling experience for both children and adults, stepping in to fill the void left by the popular Nightmare at Beaver Lake. This event offers a variety of spooky activities designed to entertain families and individuals alike.
Former mayor Don Gerend urges voters in Sammamish to prioritize transparency, competence, and civility in the upcoming city council elections, highlighting the importance of informed choices for effective governance.
Former mayor Don Gerend urges voters in Sammamish to prioritize transparency, competence, and civility in the upcoming city council elections, highlighting the positive changes under the current council and the importance of accountability.
The Sammamish Independent is launching its first Halloween Decor Competition, inviting residents to submit entries showcasing their Halloween decorations. The competition will be judged by the editorial board, with a $100 cash prize and a feature story awarded to the winner. Submissions are due by October 23, 2023, at 11:59 p.m.