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The Sammamish Independent is hosting an online candidate forum for the city council elections on October 16, 2023, from 7:00 to 8:30 p.m. This forum will allow residents to engage with candidates and discuss key issues affecting Sammamish, with six out of eight candidates confirmed to attend.
Pam Stuart is campaigning for re-election to city council position #6, emphasizing sustainability, diversity, and the expansion of the tax base. Her focus on these issues aims to address the needs of the Sammamish community.
A man was killed in a potential drive-by shooting in Sammamish, prompting an ongoing investigation by local authorities. The incident occurred at a residence on East Lake Sammamish Parkway Northeast, raising concerns about public safety in the area.
A man has died following a possible drive-by shooting in Sammamish, prompting an ongoing police investigation. The incident raises concerns about community safety and highlights the need for awareness regarding local crime issues.
A man was shot and killed at a home in Sammamish, prompting an investigation by King County deputies. The incident, described as a possible drive-by shooting, raises concerns about community safety and crime in the region.
Diego Wright shares his journey to financial literacy, which began at age nine with three jars for spending, saving, and giving. This hands-on approach helped him develop essential financial habits that continue to influence his money management as he approaches adulthood. The article highlights the importance of early financial education for children.
Three youth journalists from the Sammamish Independent have been awarded $2,000 scholarships each, recognizing their contributions to the publication and commitment to journalism as they pursue higher education. This initiative emphasizes the importance of youth engagement in local media.
The Sammamish Independent is hosting its Holiday Lights Competition, inviting residents to showcase their festive displays. Submissions are due by December 13, 2024, promoting community participation and engagement. This annual event fosters local pride and brings families together to celebrate the holiday spirit.
The Sammamish Independent is hosting its annual Holiday Lights Competition, inviting residents to showcase their festive decorations. Submissions are due by December 13, 2024, promoting community engagement and holiday spirit in Sammamish.
A Sammamish Planning Commissioner has resigned following controversial remarks made against the LGBTQ+ community during a public meeting. This resignation highlights ongoing tensions surrounding LGBTQ+ rights and representation in local governance, impacting community dynamics.