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Mr. Eastlake has the school laughing

March 30, 2010

Mr. Eastlake is easily one of the most popular traditions that Eastlake has. It is an opportunity for the funniest guys in the school to come out and showcase their comedic skills. The competitors face off in three different events: the talent, the lip synch and a commercial. Read more

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Skyline 10-runs Eastlake

March 30, 2010

With solid accompaniment from a few teammates, Skyline’s Sean Penberthy helped answer a lot of questions about the team’s 2010 season outlook March 23.
Penberthy, the Spartans’ lone returning senior starter, went 4-for-4 and ended the game early on a two-out two-RBI double in the fifth inning. He also launched a one-run homerun over the left-field fence in the third. Read more

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Spring sports teams ready for season

March 30, 2010

The final look at this year’s spring teams features a mix of experience and newcomers.

Baseball

Eastlake

Eastlake’s second-year head coach Skip Hulet is thinking positive this spring. After a sub-par 9-11 overall and 5-11 league finish in 2009, the Wolves baseball team is looking to its eight seniors to help pick things up and show KingCo opponents what they’re capable of. Read more

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Scoreboard March 31

March 30, 2010

Baseball

Wednesday, March 24
Eastside Catholic 6, Bainbridge 4
1  2  3  4  5  6  7    8    R  H  E
E. Catholic  0  0  0  0  0  0  4    2    6   6   3
Bainbridge  2  0  0  1  1  0   0    0    4   8   2 Read more

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Peter Pan production brings back childhood imagination at Beaver Lake Middle School

March 28, 2010

New: March 28, 11:03 a.m.

More than 70 Beaver Lake Middle School student actors are preparing to take the community on a journey to endless childhood.

The students have been working since January to perfect every aspect of the school’s annual theater production. This year Beaver Lake is performing the musical version of “Peter Pan.”Peter Pan (Jessie Spung) laughs it up with the Lost Boys. Photo by Robert Humble
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Supersized stumps fate to go to Sammamish City Council

March 27, 2010

New: March 27, 10:42 a.m.

Turning the trunks of a handful of dead trees into art could cost the city between $15,000 and $20,000, said John Cunningham, Sammamish’s director of public works.What’s left of the trees sits along 228th Avenue near Eastlake. Photo by J.B. Wogan
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Written by Ari Cetron · Filed Under Local News | 1 Comment 

Issaquah Soccer Club named as potential partner for Klahanie Park

March 26, 2010

New: March 26, 2:56 p.m.

The process to transfer county-run Klahanie Park to Sammamish has slowed, as King County officials and the Issaquah Soccer Club discuss ways to keep the park open.

As representatives from the soccer club and the county review a potential partnership, Issaquah City Council members decided last week to postpone a decision on a proposed agreement offered by King County. The agreement lays the foundation to transfer the park to Sammamish in the short term. Read more

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Sammamish scrutinizes public relations push by fire officials

March 24, 2010

New: March 24, 12:59 p.m.

Elected officials debated the merits of ramping up public relations efforts for Eastside Fire & Rescue March 11.

The issue came up when the EFR board reviewed a list of 2010 goals for the fire protection agency. The first goal for EFR’s administration was to “increase the number of and quality of public relations programs in the community.” Read more

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Sammamish forum March 24

March 23, 2010

Forget the Freed house

This is like a bad slasher movie where the killer keeps coming back.
$700,000 to move the Freed house, countless hundred of thousands more to remove dry rot, mold, repaint, rewire, replumb, reroof, etc. Read more

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The census count should matter to you

March 23, 2010

Last week, you should have gotten your household’s census count, even if the city name was wrong.
Oh, that’s right, you already know about that, thanks to the previous week’s letter notifying you that another letter is coming. That first letter cost $57 million to send, in hopes that fewer in-person census takers will be needed. Read more

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